Godox X3Pro O Touchscreen TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Olympus and Panasonic

Godox X3Pro O Touchscreen TTL Wireless Flash Trigger
The Godox X3Pro O is a sophisticated wireless flash trigger designed for photographers and hybrid creators. This upgraded model features a large 2.4″ color touchscreen that gives you precise fingertip control, making it easier than ever to manage your lighting setup. It’s a powerful and cost-effective solution for both studio and on-location shoots.

Seamless Wireless Control
TTL and 2.4 GHz Compatibility: This version is compatible with Olympus and Panasonic’s TTL systems, giving you fast, automatic exposure and metering. It operates on a 2.4 GHz frequency with a transmission range of up to 328 feet, allowing you to reliably trigger a wide range of Godox flashes.

Intuitive Touchscreen: The large, responsive touchscreen and intuitive menu facilitate quick adjustments on the fly. You can monitor up to four groups simultaneously and independently adjust power, zoom, and modeling light for each.

Bluetooth App Control: For even more control, you can connect the X3Pro O to the Godox Flash app via Bluetooth. The app allows you to remotely control power and group settings, making it easy to fine-tune your lighting setup.

Enhanced Features for Pros
Internal Rechargeable Battery: The trigger operates using a built-in lithium battery that recharges via a USB-C port in just two hours, so you don’t have to worry about carrying extra batteries.

Pro Shooting Modes: The X3Pro O offers a variety of shooting modes for different workflows, including One-shoot mode for single triggers, All-shoot mode for group sessions, and L-858 mode for seamless syncing with a light meter.

Remote Shutter and Time-Lapse: The trigger also has a remote shutter release function and a time-lapse option, allowing you to capture single-shot, long-exposure, and time-lapse photography with minimal vibration.

TCM Capability: The TCM (TTL Convert Manual) capability is a huge time-saver. It allows you to convert your TTL shooting value into a manual output value, giving you a quick starting point for your manual settings.