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With the Godox DC charger for LC500 you can charge the battery of the Godox LC500 LED Light Stick in 2.5 hours.

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Canon hajuti SBA-EL Bounce Adapter for Speedlite EL-1

Designed for the 2.4 GHz Godox X wireless radio system, this XProN II TTL Wireless Flash Trigger lets you effectively and reliably trigger flashes up to 100 m away. This model is compatible with Nikon´s TTL system, including support for high-speed sync up to 1/8000 second, and offers advanced control capabilities for working with system-specific features. The XProII N sets up an important connection between the Godox lighting system and Nikon cameras. With this transmitter, you can control Godox lights, set the output, and trigger it remotely to get satisfactory results. The transmitter can operate in both TTL and HSS automatic modes, allowing you to use the flash at shutter speeds up to 1/8000 sec. The Xpro II N helps expose the entire image evenly, so you get the best possible shots without too much effort. In addition, the real-time display of the remote flash settings on the extra-large LCD screen allows you to quickly correct parameters. A flash can be triggered if both the flash and the trigger are set to the same channel, group and ID. Separate channels and IDs effectively avoid signal interference. If several flashes are used in a scene, and the user is looking for the least interfering channel and ID, the appropriate channel will be quickly found by the scanning function, increasing work efficiency. If your camera, trigger and flash are far away from each other, try using our Godox Flash app to remotely control the flash power. For added convenience, the Godox Flash app allows you to customize the flash value. The interface of the Godox Flash app is clear and easy to use. Just download this app to control all settings directly on your mobile device. If you are shooting the same subject with other people and share the same set of flashes, try the multi-flash shooting mode. In this function, the Xpro II N transmitter sends the flash value it has set to the flash, and the flash operates according to that value. Thanks to Godox´s cooperation with Sekonic, it is possible for lamps and transmitters to work with Sekonic light meters. It is possible to directly adjust the flash value through the light meter, after measuring the exposure. With this feature, you can save more time shooting and looking for the right shots rather than tedious adjustments. After measuring the suggested TTL flash power as a reference, it is possible to quickly convert to manual flash using the TCM function. This speeds up the timing in dynamic situations and gives us room for even more creative control over the plan. When you turn on high-speed trigger mode, you can significantly increase the speed of continuous shooting, the flashes are triggered at a rapid pace, and the intervals between flashes are shorter. In package: Godox XProII Nikon trigger, original packaging.

Designed for the 2.4 GHz Godox X wireless radio system, this XProS II TTL Wireless Flash Trigger lets you effectively and reliably trigger flashes up to 100 m away. This model is compatible with Sony´s TTL system, including support for high-speed sync up to 1/8000 second, and offers advanced control capabilities for working with system-specific features. The XProII S sets up an important connection between the Godox lighting system and Canon cameras. With this transmitter, you can control Godox lights, set the output, and trigger it remotely to get satisfactory results. The transmitter can operate in both TTL and HSS automatic modes, allowing you to use the flash at shutter speeds up to 1/8000 sec. The Xpro II S helps expose the entire image evenly, so you get the best possible shots without too much effort. In addition, the real-time display of the remote flash settings on the extra-large LCD screen allows you to quickly correct parameters. A flash can be triggered if both the flash and the trigger are set to the same channel, group and ID. Separate channels and IDs effectively avoid signal interference. If several flashes are used in a scene, and the user is looking for the least interfering channel and ID, the appropriate channel will be quickly found by the scanning function, increasing work efficiency. If your camera, trigger and flash are far away from each other, try using our Godox Flash app to remotely control the flash power. For added convenience, the Godox Flash app allows you to customize the flash value. The interface of the Godox Flash app is clear and easy to use. Just download this app to control all settings directly on your mobile device. If you are shooting the same subject with other people and share the same set of flashes, try the multi-flash shooting mode. In this function, the Xpro II S transmitter sends the flash value it has set to the flash, and the flash operates according to that value. Thanks to Godox´s cooperation with Sekonic, it is possible for lamps and transmitters to work with Sekonic light meters. It is possible to directly adjust the flash value through the light meter, after measuring the exposure. With this feature, you can save more time shooting and looking for the right shots rather than tedious adjustments. After measuring the suggested TTL flash power as a reference, it is possible to quickly convert to manual flash using the TCM function. This speeds up the timing in dynamic situations and gives us room for even more creative control over the plan. When you turn on high-speed trigger mode, you can significantly increase the speed of continuous shooting, the flashes are triggered at a rapid pace, and the intervals between flashes are shorter. In package: Godox XProII Sony trigger, original packaging.

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