【New】 Godox iT32 iFlash Camera Flash & X5 TTL Wireless Flash Trigger

Godox iT32 iFlash Camera Flash & X5 TTL Wireless Flash Trigger 1. The iT32 & X5 offer a universal solution for photographers working across different camera systems. Its interchangeable magnetic X5 hotshoe allows instant switching between brands by simply changing the X5 version. This flexible design helps photographers focus more on creativity and less on equipment compatibility. 2. X5 serves both as a hotshoe mount and a wireless transmitter, enabling smooth transitions between on-camera and off-camera use. When attached to iT32, it functions as the hotshoe for on-camera shooting; once detached, it automatically switches to trigger mode, wirelessly controlling iT32 or other Godox Wireless X System flashes. 3. Equipped with a built-in 2.4GHz receiver in the iT32 and a 2.4GHz sender in the X5, the system ensures instant wireless communication without manual pairing. When used together, iT32 and X5 act as a master unit to trigger multiple Godox flashes simultaneously. When separated, the X5 can still control the iT32 and other flashes within the Godox 2.4GHz wireless X system, making multi-light setups simple, fast, and reliable. 4. The iT32 automatically identifies the attached X5 version, displaying key information such as model type, battery level, and charging status on its screen. This smart detection ensures photographers always stay aware of system status, minimizing errors and keeping shooting sessions smooth and controlled. 5. Magnetic Mounting, Fast and Secure: The magnetic interface between iT32 and X5 ensures a stable, one-click connection that’s firm yet quick to detach. Compared with traditional locking mechanisms, it greatly speeds up setup while maintaining reliability, allowing photographers to switch modes fluidly and capture every moment with ease. Specifications: 1. Guide Number (11 step): Approx. GN18 (ISO 100, in meters) 2. Flash Duration (t0.1): 11000s～130000s 3. Exposure Control System: TTL auto flash and manual flash 4. Flash Exposure Compensation: +-3 steps with 13 i