Godox iT22 N Nikon black – wireless flash trigger for Nikon i-TTL

The Godox iT22 N Nikon black is a compact wireless flash trigger engineered for Nikon cameras that support Nikon i-TTL. It attaches to the camera hot shoe and provides remote triggering and i-TTL communication with compatible Godox flashes. The unit enables synchronization between camera and off-camera flashes for automated exposure control and consistent lighting across single- and multi-flash setups.

Advantages

The device supports Nikon i-TTL communication, allowing automatic flash exposure adjustments based on camera metering. Its hot shoe mounting and compact form factor keep the setup lightweight and unobtrusive on the camera. The trigger offers reliable wireless triggering and straightforward compatibility with compatible Godox flash units, simplifying both on- and off-camera flash workflows. Its design focuses on ease of use and consistent sync performance for still photography applications.

Suitable for

• Portrait photography with off-camera speedlights
• Event and wedding coverage requiring quick flash setup
• Product and studio lighting using multiple remote flashes
• Outdoor fill flash and bounce flash techniques

Key specifications

• Mount type: Camera hot shoe mounting for Nikon cameras
• TTL system compatibility: Nikon i-TTL
• Function: Wireless triggering and TTL communication with compatible flashes
• Control: Remote flash sync for on- and off-camera flash setups
• Form factor: Compact and lightweight transmitter

How to use

Attach the trigger to the camera hot shoe and secure it according to the camera and trigger instructions. Switch the unit and the compatible Godox flashes to the same wireless channel and group settings to enable communication. Use camera exposure and flash control menus to work with Nikon i-TTL; the trigger will relay TTL information and fire remote flashes in sync with the shutter. Test a few shots to confirm group configuration, sync timing, and desired exposure before proceeding with your shoot.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, ensure line-of-sight or minimal obstructions between transmitter and flashes when possible, keep firmware of camera and compatible flashes up to date, and confirm matching channel/group settings before shooting. For multi-flash setups, perform pre-shoot tests to balance flash power and achieve consistent lighting with Nikon i-TTL automation.