The Godox XPro II Wireless Flash Trigger for Sony supports both TTL auto-exposure and High-Speed S...The Godox XPro II Wireless Flash Trigger for Sony supports both TTL auto-exposure and High-Speed Sync (HSS), which enables you to use your flash at shutter speeds up to 1/8000s. The XPro II now features Bluetooth support allowing it to be used in conjunction with the GODOX Flash Smartphone App. It is compatible with Sony TTL system and offers 16 groups on 32 different channels for customised operation. New Bluetooth connectivity, Built-in Godox 2.4G wireless X system, 16 groups and 32 channels, Fully supported I-TTL autoflash, 1/8000s high-speed sync, multi flash, Manual flash, flash exposure compensation, Extra-large LCD panel, Powered by 2x AA batteries, Weight: 93g, 2 Year Warranty.
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This guide is for Sony camera users looking to enhance their photography with the Godox XPro II Wireless Flash Trigger. It allows for advanced flash control, including TTL and HSS capabilities, but requires a good understanding of flash photography concepts. The XPro II offers a robust feature set, including Bluetooth connectivity and compatibility with the Godox 2.4G wireless X system, making it a valuable tool for both amateur and professional photographers. This guide provides instructions on setup, usage, and troubleshooting.
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Brand
Godox
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FAQs
What is High-Speed Sync (HSS)?
HSS allows you to use your flash at shutter speeds faster than your camera's normal sync speed, enabling you to use flash in bright conditions and freeze motion.
How do I use the Godox app?
Download the Godox Flash smartphone app, connect via Bluetooth and follow the in-app instructions to control your flash settings remotely.
What is TTL mode?
TTL (Through The Lens) mode allows the flash to automatically adjust its power output based on the camera's light metering, providing accurate flash exposures.
How do I set the channel and group?
Use the menu buttons on the XPro II to navigate to the channel and group settings. Select a channel (1-32) and a group (A-F).
What kind of batteries does the XPro II use?
The XPro II uses two standard AA batteries.
Can I use multiple flashes with this trigger?
Yes, the XPro II supports multiple flash units, allowing you to control them individually through groups.
What is the warranty period for the Godox XPro II?
The Godox XPro II has a 2-year warranty.
Troubleshooting
Flash is not firing.
Check the batteries in the trigger and flash units. Ensure that the trigger is mounted correctly and the channel and group settings match on the trigger and flash units. Make sure the flash is turned on.
Poor flash power or inconsistent exposures.
Check the flash power settings on the trigger and flash units. Ensure that the flash head is pointed in the correct direction. Check the distance between the flash and the subject. Make sure your flash is in TTL or Manual mode appropriately.
Bluetooth connection issues.
Ensure Bluetooth is enabled on your smartphone and that the Godox app is properly installed. Make sure the trigger is within range of your smartphone.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Supports both TTL and Manual flash modes.
Offers High-Speed Sync (HSS) up to 1/8000s.
Features Bluetooth connectivity for smartphone control.
Provides extensive channel and group options for complex setups.
Easy to read display.
Cons
Requires 2x AA batteries.
Bluetooth connectivity can be unreliable.
Complex feature set may require a learning curve.
Requires some understanding of flash photography principles.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Ensure the Godox XPro II is compatible with your Sony camera model. Check the Godox website for the latest compatibility information.
Battery Installation: Insert 2x AA batteries into the battery compartment of the XPro II.
Mounting: Attach the XPro II to your camera's hot shoe.
Pairing: Turn on the XPro II and your flash units. Set the channel and group settings on the trigger and the flash units to match.
Settings: Adjust flash mode (TTL or Manual), power output, and other settings via the XPro II's interface.
Care: Keep the XPro II clean and dry. Avoid exposure to extreme temperatures or humidity. Do not disassemble the unit.