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Godox has rolled out a multi-functional lighting system designed for photographers utilizing several camera brands. The system consists of the iT32 Mini Flash and the X5 Wireless Flash Trigger, which also works as a hot shoe and wireless transmitter. The system is designed to allow a user to seamlessly switch from one camera system to another, as well as provide on-camera and off-camera flash options.
Key Features of the Modular System
One of the most important features of the system is its modular design. The X5 wireless trigger attaches to the iT32 flash via a magnetic base. The X5 comes in versions compatible with the major camera brands, and this functionally allows photographers to have only one iT32 flash if they swap the X5 base for each different camera system, thus streamlining from a bunch of different flashes to one.
When both units are together, the iT32 detects the model of X5 attached and will light up, indicating its type, battery state, and charge status on the flash’s screen. When the X5 is detached from the iT32, it shifts into wireless trigger mode, which can trigger an iT32 or other Godox Wireless X System flashes if you're using multiple flash setups.
iT32 Mini Flash Specifications
Godox has rolled out a multi-functional lighting system designed for photographers utilizing several camera brands. The system consists of the iT32 Mini Flash and the X5 Wireless Flash Trigger, which also works as a hot shoe and wireless transmitter. The system is designed to allow a user to seamlessly switch from one camera system to another, as well as provide on-camera and off-camera flash options.
Key Features of the Modular System
One of the most important features of the system is its modular design. The X5 wireless trigger attaches to the iT32 flash via a magnetic base. The X5 comes in versions compatible with the major camera brands, and this functionally allows photographers to have only one iT32 flash if they swap the X5 base for each different camera system, thus streamlining from a bunch of different flashes to one.
When both units are together, the iT32 detects the model of X5 attached and will light up, indicating its type, battery state, and charge status on the flash’s screen. When the X5 is detached from the iT32, it shifts into wireless trigger mode, which can trigger an iT32 or other Godox Wireless X System flashes if you're using multiple flash setups.
iT32 Mini Flash Specifications
The iT32 is a compact flash, featuring a touchscreen interface, built-in reflector and diffuser, and an LED modeling light. Its head rotates 270° and tilts 90° with a flash guide number of 18 meters. The flash supports TTL and manual modes and can be controlled wirelessly from up to 80 meters. The wireless range is around a maximum of 20 meters when using it as a separate trigger.
The flash delivers sync speeds up to 1/8000 sec (or 1/80,000 sec with Sony global shutter cameras), a flash duration as short as 1/30,000 sec, and a 1.5-second recycle time. It provides up to 510 full-power flashes per charge and recharges via USB-C.
Pricing and Availability
The Godox iT32 Mini Flash and X5 Wireless Flash Trigger are available for pre-order. The iT32 is priced at $79, while the X5 costs $20 for Canon, Fujifilm, Nikon, and Panasonic/OM System versions, and $25 for Sony. A kit including the iT32 and one X5 is available for $99 ($104 for Sony).
Preorder the X5C and iT32 kit for Canon for $98
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