Godox have released the Sony X1-S, TTL and HSS enabled 2.4GHz radio trigger system for Sony DSLR and mirrorless cameras.

The X1-S are Godox’s first TTL enabled radio triggers available for Sony, and the X1T-S transmitter has been released alongside the new TT685S Speedlite, with compatible radio transceiver built inside.

(X1R-S Receivers will be available later in the year (2016)).

The X1T-S transmitter can also be used to trigger and control Godox’s new AD600 TTL strobes, as well as the AD360II Bare bulb flashes.

And legacy remote manual Godox strobes can also be fired and controlled via the X1T-S transmitter, when using the new XTR-16 receivers.

The X1-S provide TTL, HSS (High Speed Sync) to 1/8000s, SCS (Second Curtain Sync) (when set via the camera), as well as a HSS Pre-sync Timing Adjustment.

Godox have even considered details like a PC Sync port providing Input and Output.

The X1-S provide TTL, HSS (High Speed Sync) to 1/8000s, SCS (Second Curtain Sync) (when set via the camera), as well as a HSS Pre-sync Timing Adjustment.

Godox have even considered details like a PC Sync port providing Input and Output.

The X1-S provide TTL, HSS (High Speed Sync) to 1/8000s, SCS (Second Curtain Sync) (when set via the camera), as well as a HSS Pre-sync Timing Adjustment.

Godox have even considered details like a PC Sync port providing Input and Output.

Source: http://flashhavoc.com/godox-x1-s-ttl-triggers-for-sony-released/

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