This is a really, really well made tutorial. Calm, so my brain can take in the info instead of constantly getting distracted with special effects or someone yelling at me, cohesive, well lit, great audio, well articulated. Just had to say something because it's such a jewel among all the RUclips noise.
That’s so true. A lot of RUclipsrs are a bit too excited, extra and just speeding through everything with an over reliance on cuts and background music. This video is how a tutorial is done.
This was incredibly useful, and will undoubtedly shorten the learning curve as I learn to use new equipment/techniques. Great to see something so well put together coming from Calgary!
Absolutely the best tutorial for using the Godox X2T trigger!!! I recently upgraded from the X1 to the X2T and I am very pleased with this upgrade, except for the abysmal user guide provided. (similar to Good user guides for its flashes...useless and unintelligible) Fortunately for us, Jessie came to the rescue and showed all the ins and outs of this handy and inexpensive device. I have the iPhone 13, unfortunately, the new app version doesn't have all the features the older version had.
Thank you. Very comprehensive. So nice that people take the time and effort to help. If using manual camera settings, it's a relief that you can control flash output in decimals rather than fractionally. So much simpler if you're a noob like me. Selecting +3 on the contrast is a big screen improvement imo.
Thanks for this excellent and informative tutorial. Literally covered every aspect of the trigger. This is a most comprehensive tutorial on this trigger that I have seen online so far. No one can go wrong with the trigger after watching this video
Wow what a great video! I am a complete newb at modern off camera flash and just bought the Godox tt685c and the X2T Controller to go with my Canon T7i camera I bought a few years ago. A little overkill for a newb but wanted something I could grow into. This is by far the most comprehensive tutorial on this flash that I have seen online so far. Everyone else just blasts through their videos to either just get it done and posted or they are geared for people that already know how to do this. I was literally doing off camera flash within minutes as I followed along with your video. Unfortunately my old Galaxy S5 is not supported by the app but I have a ton to learn before I get another phone. Thank you very much!
Good video. On thing I will mention. ID does not "add channels". It adds a code to the transmitted signal, which is decoded in the receivers, and, when enabled on RX and TX, flash requires it in the received signal in order to fire. This is to eliminate firing from other transmitters' spurious signals, or, worse, other transmitters on the same channel. It has been around as "PL" (personal line) in VHF/UHF communications for decades.
AT LAST, a PROFESSIONAL, easy to understand NO BLOODY music background video, SUPERB especially for Autistic people like me. Thank you, well done. A few years back I had Flex TT5s etc, I sold as they were rarely used. I bought three of these, being Autistic I am unable to read (concentrate, I am not stupid) this video was SUPERB sitting there WITH the units and following a PROFESSIONAL RUclips maker, I just wish you showed how to update the firmware.
Excellent instructional video. I had a problem with my trigger. I knew it was operator error but couldn't figure it out. After watching your video, it was plain as day. Thanks for the help!
Such an awesome tutorial !!!! Thank you..Thank you..Thank you !! I am an absolute beginner and I bought this with the TT600 flash, and didn't have a clue how to operate the controller and the flash and what these options are all about. Now my controller, godox app and flash are all set
Just ordered one of these, and also a TT685 N flash unit. I'm a beginner and this tutorial is going to really help me to get my head around the set up, so thanks for that.
This is such a good tutorial on the X2T I just got mine and couldn't figure it out so searching on the net dint help but you did help me understand the transmitter. Thank you so much Jessie.
Thank you for such an informative walk through! Just yesterday I ran into a problem with my godox setup while our in the field. Thanks to your tutorial, I discovered my flash was on optical slave instead of radio slave. A few clicks on the mode button of the flash and problem solved! Thanks again!
thanks so much! Just got my X2T today together with the AD100 (all my other lights are Elinchrom) so I really had to see how to connect this but it works perfectly!
The best tutorial video I've seen. Can I mount and use a Neewer Camera Wireless Timer Remote NW-870 on top of the Godox X2T Radio Controller, can the Godox x2T handle what I need.
Hi Don, If you're looking to trigger another camera at the same time, you may encounter slight sync issues, but the X2T can definitely fire your remote when you have the PC setting set to "Out."
Hi Don, Edit to my last response: I'm not sure your remote shutter release actually has a sync input. It would require one if I understood your question correctly, so just double-check.
Excellent video. I did try to look at the app but apparently the app is not available for my phone because it was made for an older version of Android. Is there a new version that i'm just not finding?
Hello, thanks for the great in depth instructions! One question; I'm going to photography a model train setup and I'd like to show motion. Will this controller fire several Godox TT685C's in Rear Curtain / Second Curtain Sync? I gather they all need to be in the same group.
Hi Jan, You can have them in different groups as long as they are all on the same channel. If you are using a Canon body, rear curtain sync can be set on the controller or within the camera menu (cross-communication is enabled). However, we have noticed compatibility issues with some Canon cameras if you intend to use bulb mode.
Wonderfully helpful video. I was tearing my hair out trying to use the flash and controller together. This made it so all so clear. Thanks so much. Have subscribed.
Hi Richard, A trigger is actually still required to use the app, so it's not so much an alternative as it is an additional option. Hope you didn't find that section too distracting!
Thank you for the super tutorial! I have one (little supid) question: if the X2T is on my camera, can I still controll the lighting adjustments via the app? It sure seems obvious but you didn't used it that way in the video.
Hi Jochen, You will actually require the controller to be on your camera. The app is pushing the settings to your controller, which is responsible for triggering your lights. Hope that makes sense! Here's a bit of a long side note that you never asked for, but I think it's useful to know: There is an "APP" mode under the "SHOOT" function in your controller's menu. Counterintuitively, you will generally not want to have this enabled when using the app. The "APP" mode turns your controller into a dummy trigger that will trigger everything on the channel without updating power settings. It is useful whenever you need to run more than one trigger (say a 2nd trigger on a secondary camera body) since Bluetooth can only pair with one device at a time. Your primary trigger will still need to be paired with the app and outside of "APP" mode in order to send power settings to your lights.
It is a great tutorial. a very clean and neat explanation so that now I have a very good understanding of X2T functions. Thank you for your great work !!
Just got my X2T and working fine, thankyou for a brilliant walk-through. I wonder what make is the attachment you are using to clamp the phone on the stand ?
Hi Alec, We are using two products for the phone mount. Super Clamp: strobepro.com/products/photography-super-clamp Smartphone holder:strobepro.com/products/strobepro-adjustable-metal-smartphone-holder
A TIMELINE would have been very useful. Otherwise, excellent tutorial. QUESTION: If I shoot my TT600 in Manual, atop my camera (w/o the trigger), Canon 7D Mark II, set in burst exposure mode (10 shots at a time), will my TT600 flash 10 times? Thank you!
Thanks for your response... It a R2-Tii Flashpoint trigger I downloaded the firmware for the device from the flashpoint page and installed it... still no luck
Hi and thank you for this great tutorial on the Godox Trigger. I am a beginner with using these devices and this surely help. I do just want to ask a beginner question I hope you don’t mind. A group just simply means connection to 1 flash right? So group A is 1 flash Group B is 1 flash And this trigger can trigger up to 5 flashes. And group A for example does not mean 2 or more flashes into that group, or is it? This is the part I am seeking clarification. Thank you for your time Sir.
Hi Ramen Toy! A flash group can contain one or more flashes. In most cases, you would want to assign flashes to unique groups, but there are cases where it is helpful to have more than one flash in a single group. The most common example would be two identical flashes that are meant to light up a background from either side. In order to light the background evenly, you'd want both of those flashes to be at the same power. In that case, assign them to the same group for some added efficiency. If you don't have matching flashes, you will always want to assign them to unique groups. The power setting is always a fraction of the maximum power. For example, if you had an AD200 Pro and an AD400 Pro set to group A at 1/16 power, the AD400 Pro would still come out about a stop brighter. Hope this clarifies things. If you have any other questions, just let us know.
@@Strobepro thank you for the detailed response. It is so very much appreciated for someone like you to be able to explain these technicalities in way as you did for me to completely understand. Thank you and looking forward to more of your videos. Enjoy the rest of your day and weekend.
Enjoyed your video and purchased the Olympus version from Amazon. Tried it off camera and under iPhone control and very impressed, however when I tried to put it on my Lumix G9 it was far too tight and I risked damaging the trigger or the camera. UPDATE I saw some small black marks on the camera hot shoe and decided to carefully scrape the off. In doing so I dislodged a thin shim and the trigger now fits easily. I think the shim is to hold the black plastic hot shoe blank in place.
Another thorough, informative video. Question: In what manner do you believe is the best way to control light(s) using two camera bodies with two controllers? That is, one shooter w/2 bodies. I was thinking of the utility of using two bodies, one with a wide zoom and the other a telephoto zoom. Will each controller’s settings take priority when the respective shutters are tripped?
In this situation with one shooter you would put the controller into Group Mode in custom functions. That way whichever camera is being used would send the settings to the lights and take priority.
19:14 change both of your controllers to group mode (i call it multi user mode) so that everytime the shutter is pressed, it sends the settings of trigger attached to the current body you are using to the flash.
Thanks so much for this amazing tutorial. I'm from Brazil. I have a question. I have 2 GODOX AD 200, how can i torn off only 1 unit using theX2t instead going to the flash??? Yhanks so much
Hi DJ, You can set each AD200 to a seperate group, and then disable the group that you want to be off With a group selected, the mode button will toggle the group between TTL, manual, and off (--).
Today I received the Godox X2T(P) . I do exactly as you showed in your absolutely the best tutorial I found on the subject. However, I get no connection between the X2T(P) and the Godox V860IIIP. They are in the same channel and the same group. What could be the problem?
Thanks to one of the comments below I solved my problem. This comment considered the use of the flash as a slave. So, again I went through the booklet and found an orangish colored frame showing that group D was set instead of group A. Strange, because both on the transmitter and the flash it showed group A was set. After changing group D to group A in that frame I all of a sudden had connection! TTL works great using the flash off camera. Very happy I went through these comments. Thanks so much!
Thank you for this amazing tutorial/walk through.. it was super informative and I can finally set up my V1C and AD600 Pro using this very same trigger.. super thankful for this.
Hi , thanks for this video was very helpful and detailed ... how can I know of this trigger is compatible with the different brands of speed lights flash and strobes ? And how can I choose the right trigger ?
Hi Peter, These controllers are only compatible with Godox X-Series lights, but there are receivers available if you wanted to adapt a Canon or Nikon flash over to the system. Those receivers also come with cables for triggering non-Godox strobes. Choose the controller that matches your camera brand in order to have access to advanced features like TTL and HSS on compatible Godox models.
Hi Sylvia, The latest firmware version for the X2T ranges from 1.0 to 1.2 depending on which hotshoe configuration you have (for example, the Nikon version is still on firmware version 1.0). You can update your controller to the latest version by downloading the firmware packages from Godox's website or from our site here: strobepro.com/pages/firmware-upgrade We have a video tutorial there which shows you how to use the G1 and G2 upgrade software.
Thank you for doing this great video. I actually purchased 2 of the Godox X2T TTL for Nikon. The problem I am having I wanted to set up the second X2T and use it as a Wireless Shutter Release trigger, as stated in the manual on page 41. I have searched all of the RUclips site and cannot find and video's that will help me out. I purchased the cable, any suggestions would be so helpful. Continue the great work!
it has trigger to switch on modelling light by long press menu button, modelling light is very helpfull when focusing in very low light condition manual, switch off when focusing the object already done.
![Godox X2T Wireless Trigger with V860ii Speedlight Flash [ How to Connect/Link Tutorial ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/9BkG3vVNApQ/mqdefault.jpg)
This is a really, really well made tutorial. Calm, so my brain can take in the info instead of constantly getting distracted with special effects or someone yelling at me, cohesive, well lit, great audio, well articulated. Just had to say something because it's such a jewel among all the RUclips noise.
Thanks Paula,
I Agree.. 5 star job
That’s so true. A lot of RUclipsrs are a bit too excited, extra and just speeding through everything with an over reliance on cuts and background music.
This video is how a tutorial is done.
@@Strobepro ll
Excellent tutorial. You have helped me in a great way with the clear and uncomplicated demonstration. Thank you.
This was incredibly useful, and will undoubtedly shorten the learning curve as I learn to use new equipment/techniques. Great to see something so well put together coming from Calgary!
Absolutely the best tutorial for using the Godox X2T trigger!!!
I recently upgraded from the X1 to the X2T and I am very pleased with this upgrade, except for the abysmal user guide provided. (similar to Good user guides for its flashes...useless and unintelligible)
Fortunately for us, Jessie came to the rescue and showed all the ins and outs of this handy and inexpensive device.
I have the iPhone 13, unfortunately, the new app version doesn't have all the features the older version had.
I have to say that your channel is the absolutely BEST with Godox products!
Thank you so much!
Thanks so much. I just ordered a TT600 and XPro-C. For someone who is new to flash these videos make it so much easier to understand.
Thank you. Very comprehensive. So nice that people take the time and effort to help. If using manual camera settings, it's a relief that you can control flash output in decimals rather than fractionally. So much simpler if you're a noob like me. Selecting +3 on the contrast is a big screen improvement imo.
Thanks for this excellent and informative tutorial. Literally covered every aspect of the trigger. This is a most comprehensive tutorial on this trigger that I have seen online so far. No one can go wrong with the trigger after watching this video
I agree with Paula Morris 100%. One of the very best tutorials.
Got stuck in the multi-verse mode and had to do a whole shoot struggling! Wish I found your video sooner!
Wow what a great video! I am a complete newb at modern off camera flash and just bought the Godox tt685c and the X2T Controller to go with my Canon T7i camera I bought a few years ago. A little overkill for a newb but wanted something I could grow into. This is by far the most comprehensive tutorial on this flash that I have seen online so far. Everyone else just blasts through their videos to either just get it done and posted or they are geared for people that already know how to do this. I was literally doing off camera flash within minutes as I followed along with your video. Unfortunately my old Galaxy S5 is not supported by the app but I have a ton to learn before I get another phone. Thank you very much!
This is the clearest way to learn this controller! I was struggling to set up 3 flashes- this made it easy!
Very complete and pro tutorial, thank you very much, there is no waste on the 36 min. of video
I've been trying to get my light and trigger to sync for hours today! Thank you for your video!
Good video. On thing I will mention. ID does not "add channels". It adds a code to the transmitted signal, which is decoded in the receivers, and, when enabled on RX and TX, flash requires it in the received signal in order to fire. This is to eliminate firing from other transmitters' spurious signals, or, worse, other transmitters on the same channel. It has been around as "PL" (personal line) in VHF/UHF communications for decades.
Really good explanation of the Godox XT2 controller, easy to understand
Thank you this was just the best I had watched so many RUclipss and never understand.. Glad I found you on here.
One of the best ‘How To’ instructions I’ve ever seen....Bravo.
AT LAST, a PROFESSIONAL, easy to understand NO BLOODY music background video, SUPERB especially for Autistic people like me. Thank you, well done. A few years back I had Flex TT5s etc, I sold as they were rarely used. I bought three of these, being Autistic I am unable to read (concentrate, I am not stupid) this video was SUPERB sitting there WITH the units and following a PROFESSIONAL RUclips maker, I just wish you showed how to update the firmware.
just got mine! the connection to the lights and camera was super easy. thanks for this
Excellent tutorial. Thank you so much for taking the time to make this. Literally covered every single question I had on this.
Excellent instructional video. I had a problem with my trigger. I knew it was operator error but couldn't figure it out. After watching your video, it was plain as day. Thanks for the help!
Such an awesome tutorial !!!! Thank you..Thank you..Thank you !! I am an absolute beginner and I bought this with the TT600 flash, and didn't have a clue how to operate the controller and the flash and what these options are all about. Now my controller, godox app and flash are all set
Does this X2T work with the Godox TT600 wirelessly on Panasonic cameras like GH5?
This is a really important video for beginners like. Thanks much for your effort in making this video and teaching.
Very helpful. I watched this instead of reading the manual.
SOOO helpful! Thank you for taking the time to record and post this!
Much more useful than reading the instructions -- thank you!
Just ordered one of these, and also a TT685 N flash unit.
I'm a beginner and this tutorial is going to really help me to get my head around the set up, so thanks for that.
Thank you.. this is a great video for people like me who didnt know where to start 👌
This is such a good tutorial on the X2T I just got mine and couldn't figure it out so searching on the net dint help but you did help me understand the transmitter.
Thank you so much Jessie.
Thank you for taking the time to put this together and sharing it, it helps immensely! I looked at the manual and my head started spinning.. :D
Thanks a ton!!! just what I wanted having bought X2T and 685 flash. Very clear explanation. Great work.
Bravo!!! Very informative and well put together! Bought the X2T due to what I've learned about it watching this tutorial. Thank you!
Very, very helpfully for a Godox-Newbie. Thank you 🙏
Thank you for such an informative walk through! Just yesterday I ran into a problem with my godox setup while our in the field. Thanks to your tutorial, I discovered my flash was on optical slave instead of radio slave. A few clicks on the mode button of the flash and problem solved! Thanks again!
This is the best tutorial for Godox flash ever!
Thank you! This helps so much
Can you share the info for the iPhone mount that you are using on this video, please? Thanks. Great video
Thanks for a really great tutorial 👍
We're glad you found it helpful! Feel free to get in touch if you ever have any questions.
thanks so much! Just got my X2T today together with the AD100 (all my other lights are Elinchrom) so I really had to see how to connect this but it works perfectly!
Many thanks for this video mate
this was really awesome ,for the first time a legit tutorial have watched onces and has worked.big up we need more like this
The best tutorial video I've seen. Can I mount and use a Neewer Camera Wireless Timer Remote NW-870 on top of the Godox X2T Radio Controller, can the Godox x2T handle what I need.
Hi Don,
If you're looking to trigger another camera at the same time, you may encounter slight sync issues, but the X2T can definitely fire your remote when you have the PC setting set to "Out."
Hi Don,
Edit to my last response: I'm not sure your remote shutter release actually has a sync input. It would require one if I understood your question correctly, so just double-check.
It’s so simple when you know 😅
Tysm for this 😎
Thank you so much this is gold for me. Tunbridge Wells Kent UK There are no instructional for this so this is awesome.
Hi. Great video. Is posible to use the Sony versión in single pin mode for Lumix cameras?
Excellent video. I did try to look at the app but apparently the app is not available for my phone because it was made for an older version of Android. Is there a new version that i'm just not finding?
this is best tutorial i have seen in youtube, very detailed explanation , thank you so much , you made me not regret to buy Godox X2T
Hello, thanks for the great in depth instructions! One question; I'm going to photography a model train setup and I'd like to show motion. Will this controller fire several Godox TT685C's in Rear Curtain / Second Curtain Sync? I gather they all need to be in the same group.
Hi Jan,
You can have them in different groups as long as they are all on the same channel. If you are using a Canon body, rear curtain sync can be set on the controller or within the camera menu (cross-communication is enabled). However, we have noticed compatibility issues with some Canon cameras if you intend to use bulb mode.
I'm sure I'll be referring to this video often for a while. Thanks. Helps a lot.
Awesome video. The user guide that came with the trigger was confusing, and your video helped me understand how to use it to full potential.
Great video!! Tks for sharing. With function ALL is it possible select every group when they are set in TTL? I tried but I failed. Thank you
Great walk thru, very informative. To the point without lots of antics...thanks for sharing.
Thanks. Switching the ID to OFF finally made this work with my Godox TT350.
Quite informative video. Is this trigger compatible with Godox TT685II? TIA.
Thank you so very much for this tutorial. So helpful and immensely appreciated.
Wonderfully helpful video. I was tearing my hair out trying to use the flash and controller together. This made it so all so clear. Thanks so much. Have subscribed.
Thank you for this
Nice! Thank you very much. This video is still helping people!
Quite a good run through. Might I suggest you add the word, APP to your title. I’m not planning on using the app since I have the trigger.
Hi Richard,
A trigger is actually still required to use the app, so it's not so much an alternative as it is an additional option. Hope you didn't find that section too distracting!
Thank you for the super tutorial! I have one (little supid) question: if the X2T is on my camera, can I still controll the lighting adjustments via the app? It sure seems obvious but you didn't used it that way in the video.
Hi Jochen,
You will actually require the controller to be on your camera. The app is pushing the settings to your controller, which is responsible for triggering your lights. Hope that makes sense!
Here's a bit of a long side note that you never asked for, but I think it's useful to know:
There is an "APP" mode under the "SHOOT" function in your controller's menu. Counterintuitively, you will generally not want to have this enabled when using the app.
The "APP" mode turns your controller into a dummy trigger that will trigger everything on the channel without updating power settings. It is useful whenever you need to run more than one trigger (say a 2nd trigger on a secondary camera body) since Bluetooth can only pair with one device at a time. Your primary trigger will still need to be paired with the app and outside of "APP" mode in order to send power settings to your lights.
@@Strobepro so helpful - thank you!
Thank you so much! The best tutorial out there for this trigger!
Most useful video ever on xt2
Absolutely brilliant video and very useful. Saved this. (I looked all over the manual for the Bluetooth password. )
It is a great tutorial. a very clean and neat explanation so that now I have a very good understanding of X2T functions. Thank you for your great work !!
Thank you. I'm new to flash photo and this helped so much.
Just got my X2T and working fine, thankyou for a brilliant walk-through.
I wonder what make is the attachment you are using to clamp the phone on the stand ?
Hi Alec,
We are using two products for the phone mount.
Super Clamp: strobepro.com/products/photography-super-clamp
Smartphone holder:strobepro.com/products/strobepro-adjustable-metal-smartphone-holder
Finest video on X2 and Godox App
Thank you
A TIMELINE would have been very useful.
Otherwise, excellent tutorial.
QUESTION: If I shoot my TT600 in Manual, atop my camera (w/o the trigger), Canon 7D Mark II, set in burst exposure mode (10 shots at a time),
will my TT600 flash 10 times?
Thank you!
This is a great tutorial. The very fast tutorial from Godox is a nightmare 😅
Excellent tutorial. This answered allot of questions I had.
I saw other tutorial but this is so clean and clear. Thank you
Thanks so much!! I couldn’t get my gear to work - turns out I had ID on. As soon as I turned it off it worked perfectly! 🙏🏽
Excellent video very detailed. Recently tried to update this trigger, but unfortunately,😔 it failed to power on after the update.
Sorry to hear that. It sounds like you may have installed the wrong firmware version. Just double check and reinstall. Should be fine.
Thanks for your response...
It a R2-Tii Flashpoint trigger
I downloaded the firmware for the device from the flashpoint page and installed it... still no luck
Thank You sir For Making Time on This
Hi and thank you for this great tutorial on the Godox Trigger.
I am a beginner with using these devices and this surely help.
I do just want to ask a beginner question I hope you don’t mind.
A group just simply means connection to 1 flash right?
So group A is 1 flash
Group B is 1 flash
And this trigger can trigger up to 5 flashes.
And group A for example does not mean 2 or more flashes into that group, or is it?
This is the part I am seeking clarification.
Thank you for your time Sir.
Hi Ramen Toy! A flash group can contain one or more flashes. In most cases, you would want to assign flashes to unique groups, but there are cases where it is helpful to have more than one flash in a single group.
The most common example would be two identical flashes that are meant to light up a background from either side. In order to light the background evenly, you'd want both of those flashes to be at the same power. In that case, assign them to the same group for some added efficiency.
If you don't have matching flashes, you will always want to assign them to unique groups. The power setting is always a fraction of the maximum power. For example, if you had an AD200 Pro and an AD400 Pro set to group A at 1/16 power, the AD400 Pro would still come out about a stop brighter.
Hope this clarifies things. If you have any other questions, just let us know.
@@Strobepro thank you for the detailed response.
It is so very much appreciated for someone like you to be able to explain these technicalities in way as you did for me to completely understand.
Thank you and looking forward to more of your videos.
Enjoy the rest of your day and weekend.
Very informative easy to follow and understand tutorial.
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for this video. This was exactly what I was looking for.
Great video! Double pressing the group buttons won't turn the group on/off. Am I missing something?
Excellent and very professional tutorial! Thank you!
Your voice is a mix between Alan Rickman and Trent Reznor and I love it!
Enjoyed your video and purchased the Olympus version from Amazon. Tried it off camera and under iPhone control and very impressed, however when I tried to put it on my Lumix G9 it was far too tight and I risked damaging the trigger or the camera. UPDATE I saw some small black marks on the camera hot shoe and decided to carefully scrape the off. In doing so I dislodged a thin shim and the trigger now fits easily. I think the shim is to hold the black plastic hot shoe blank in place.
Another thorough, informative video.
Question: In what manner do you believe is the best way to control light(s) using two camera bodies with two controllers? That is, one shooter w/2 bodies. I was thinking of the utility of using two bodies, one with a wide zoom and the other a telephoto zoom.
Will each controller’s settings take priority when the respective shutters are tripped?
In this situation with one shooter you would put the controller into Group Mode in custom functions. That way whichever camera is being used would send the settings to the lights and take priority.
19:14 change both of your controllers to group mode (i call it multi user mode) so that everytime the shutter is pressed, it sends the settings of trigger attached to the current body you are using to the flash.
Thanks so much for this amazing tutorial. I'm from Brazil. I have a question. I have 2 GODOX AD 200, how can i torn off only 1 unit using theX2t instead going to the flash??? Yhanks so much
Hi DJ,
You can set each AD200 to a seperate group, and then disable the group that you want to be off With a group selected, the mode button will toggle the group between TTL, manual, and off (--).
@@Strobepro Thanks so much for your help.. GOD my bless you
Today I received the Godox X2T(P) . I do exactly as you showed in your absolutely the best tutorial I found on the subject. However, I get no connection between the X2T(P) and the Godox V860IIIP. They are in the same channel and the same group. What could be the problem?
Thanks to one of the comments below I solved my problem. This comment considered the use of the flash as a slave. So, again I went through the booklet and found an orangish colored frame showing that group D was set instead of group A. Strange, because both on the transmitter and the flash it showed group A was set. After changing group D to group A in that frame I all of a sudden had connection! TTL works great using the flash off camera. Very happy I went through these comments. Thanks so much!
Very helpful to understand X2TC, Thank you very much🙏
This was extremely helpful! Thank
You.
Thank you for this amazing tutorial/walk through.. it was super informative and I can finally set up my V1C and AD600 Pro using this very same trigger.. super thankful for this.
You're very welcome!
Great presentation. Pls. Can I use this trigger with canon 250d?
Thank you for this great in-depth tutorial! This helped me a lot!
You're very welcome!
Hi , thanks for this video was very helpful and detailed ... how can I know of this trigger is compatible with the different brands of speed lights flash and strobes ? And how can I choose the right trigger ?
Hi Peter,
These controllers are only compatible with Godox X-Series lights, but there are receivers available if you wanted to adapt a Canon or Nikon flash over to the system. Those receivers also come with cables for triggering non-Godox strobes. Choose the controller that matches your camera brand in order to have access to advanced features like TTL and HSS on compatible Godox models.
This is veryhelpfull!! This is much better explained then in the manual. Thamnks a lot for saving me time and frustration!
Very useful video, just bought a X2T-F and this saved me a lot of time!
Thank you for the best how to set this controller. Question, my controller is in version 1, I notice yours is v 1.1.
Hi Sylvia,
The latest firmware version for the X2T ranges from 1.0 to 1.2 depending on which hotshoe configuration you have (for example, the Nikon version is still on firmware version 1.0). You can update your controller to the latest version by downloading the firmware packages from Godox's website or from our site here:
strobepro.com/pages/firmware-upgrade
We have a video tutorial there which shows you how to use the G1 and G2 upgrade software.
Thank you for doing this great video. I actually purchased 2 of the Godox X2T TTL for Nikon. The problem I am having I wanted to set up the second X2T and use it as a Wireless Shutter Release trigger, as stated in the manual on page 41. I have searched all of the RUclips site and cannot find and video's that will help me out. I purchased the cable, any suggestions would be so helpful.
Continue the great work!
Do you need a speed light too? Or does the Godoy X2T work on is own as a flas?
@@Reinahdz818 Its only the trigger you need a light that responds to the trigger
Hello alright great video !!!! my radioX2t in the part if HSS only has two modes his model is from sony. Do I have to update it?
so helpful, thank you very much! I didn't know that awesome feature of taking pictures with my smartphone, so cool!
Unfortunately, it doesn't work with every device, but it can be a cool thing to experiment with!
it has trigger to switch on modelling light by long press menu button, modelling light is very helpfull when focusing in very low light condition manual, switch off when focusing the object already done.
Awesome ! Excatly what I was looking for.
Thank you so much. Wander why so many view but so few likes. You deserve more attention 😉 keep it up.
How do you use the thru top mount hot shoe??