The previously leaked Godox Xnano TTL wireless flash trigger is now officially announced (Canon/Nikon/Sony/Fuji/Olympus). Pre-orders are now open at B&H Photo and Adorama (coming soon also to the Godox Amazon store).
Precision at Your Fingertips
Experience effortless control at your fingertips with the Xnano F Touchscreen TTL Wireless Flash Trigger from Godox. With a compact, lightweight, and straightforward design, the Xnano F features an intuitive touchscreen interface and local controls for accessing and changing your settings. Part of the Godox X wireless radio system, the Xnano F offers a 328′ wireless range with 2.4 GHz frequency to effectively and reliably trigger compatible flashes. This model is compatible with FUJIFILM’s TTL system, including support for high-speed sync up to 1/8000 second. Users can adjust flash exposure compensation from -3 to +3 EV as well as wirelessly control the modeling light, zoom setting, and more. A USB-C port is present for firmware updates as well as charging the unit’s internal battery. The device’s sleek design comes in a small storage bag that fits practically anywhere so you have it wherever you go.
Outstanding Capability
For ensuring maximum reliability and control, users can access up to 32 channels and 99 wireless ID settings for limiting interference from other nearby systems. Besides manual and TTL control modes, other settings are available, including multi flash, first, and second curtain sync.
Built-In Rechargeable Battery
The Xnano F’s integrated 850mAh battery charges in approximately two hours using the included USB-C cable.
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Compatible Flashes
Works with Godox flashes, including the P2400, AD1200Pro, AD600 series, AD360II series, AD200 series, V860II series, V860III series, V850, V350, TT685 series, TT685II series, TT585 series, TT350, FV series, V1 series, Quicker II series, Quicker III series, SKII series, SKII-V series, DPII series, DPIII series, GS/DSII series, and Lux Master models.
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