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XT-16
The Godox XT-16 enables remote triggering and power control on Godox X series equipped strobes. If your godox strobe has a built in receiver then no external receiver is necessary. No worries if you have an older strobe. We include the XTR-16 for free which plugs into the trigger port.
The XT-16 is not camera specific. This means it will work on any camera with a standard hotshoe.
Control power levels, recycling beep, modelling lamp and triggering on multiple strobes from the same controller.
Two AA batteries and you're ready to rock.
1 x Godox XT-16 Controller
1 x Godox XTR-16 Receiver
Reliable manual radio trigger compatible with various cameras and flash units. Customers said it "works flawlessly" and offers "awesome value." Praised for adjusting lights separately and broad compatibility. Some noted plastic feels slightly cheap, but performance is consistent and reliable.
Although it has a slightly cheap "feel" to the plastic, it worked flawlessly once I figured out the settings on the strobe. I particularly like the fact that I can use it on any camera, though without TTL data.
Very easy to use and has never skipped a beat. Awesome value. Steve
Like the ability to adjust lights separate or together or not at all from the trigger
The title says it all. I use this trigger for my Fuji cameras with Godox AD360IIn, AD200, AD860II, and AD850II.
Easy once I found the tiny door hiding the jack socket. Didn't work with my Canon hot shoe flash (off camera) at first until I changed the batteries of the flash so try that if things don't kick off properly.
These two items are old technology that stem from the days when Godox did not build receivers into their flash units. They are compatible with the long discontinued Godox Witstro 180 / 360 bare bulb flash units. The receiver plugs into the USB port on the flash units and the transmitter fits on the camera's hot shoe.
These are "dumb" units that require the camera to be set on manual (just like when using studio flash) and fit on any make of camera. The technology is basic, but it works well. The channel is set using a DIP switch and the zone is set using a rotary dial.
I primarily bought these as backups to my existing triggers and receivers, in case they ever broke or got lost. At the current clearance price, the costs are very competitive. The old Witstros are a bit underpowered (I suspect that the stated 360 W-s on the Witstro 360 is a bit optimistic), but the true bare-bulb approach creates some beautiful light.
Although it has a slightly cheap "feel" to the plastic, it worked flawlessly once I figured out the settings on the strobe. I particularly like the fact that I can use it on any camera, though without TTL data.
Easy once I found the tiny door hiding the jack socket. Didn't work with my Canon hot shoe flash (off camera) at first until I changed the batteries of the flash so try that if things don't kick off properly.
Very easy to use and has never skipped a beat. Awesome value. Steve
Like the ability to adjust lights separate or together or not at all from the trigger
The title says it all. I use this trigger for my Fuji cameras with Godox AD360IIn, AD200, AD860II, and AD850II.
I’m working with ecx400 and x600 strobes. Would this trigger work well with them? Thanks. Ellie
Unfortunately the XTM will not work with the older ECX strobes.
Will this trigger and control the X200? HSS?
It will trigger but you'll lose HSS and TTL. The XT for your camera brand is the better option for the X200.
Will this trigger and control the X200? HSS?
It will trigger but you'll lose HSS and TTL. The XT for your camera brand is the better option for the X200.
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