The Godox X2T is a reliable radio transmitter that does the most important tricks, TTL and HSS compatibility. TTL allows the flash to determine the amount of light it needs, speeding up the workflow and facilitating conditions where light changes rapidly. HSS, on the other hand, allows you to use all the shutter speeds of your camera without being locked into the X-sync range of your camera (usually 1\/250). HSS eats a bit of power, but it's an absolute must-have for today's equipment.<\/p>\n
You can also control the power of individual flashes or group them together, the possibilities for building Godox systems are endless. You can also change the channel of the transmitter if, for example, several Godox photographers happen to be present. All control is done directly from the X2T's backlit LCD screen, on top of the camera. No more need to lower the flash to access the controls.<\/p>\n
You can also still use the normal flash on the X2T, the transmitter has a built-in flash shoe that lets TTL\/HSS data through.<\/p>\n
Godox X2T compatible products include. Godox AD600BM<\/a>, Godox AD200<\/a> and Godox Ving 860 II<\/a><\/p>\n L\u00e4hein can trigger a single flash or multiple flashes in five groups, 32 channels and 99 IDs to avoid interference from other systems. For added convenience, the transmitter can automatically scan the ID channels with the least interference. You can trigger flashes from up to 100 meters away.<\/p>\n The display shows all settings easily, the LCD screen is backlit and there are buttons for groups and functions. A USB Type-C port is located on the side, allowing you to update firmware as required. Next to it is a 3.5mm sync port for flashes that don't have TTL functionality or when you want to trigger the flashes by wire. The downloadable GodoxPhoto app is compatible with iPhones and Androids, allowing you to trigger via bluetooth. The app allows you to control the same things as the transmitter itself.<\/p>\nGodox X2T - Technical specifications<\/h2>\n
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