Wireless flash trigger Godox XT-16 2.4GHz radio remote for studio and on-camera use, range up to 100 m

Godox XT-16 is a 2.4GHz wireless flash trigger designed for versatile control of compatible studio and on-camera flashes. It provides radio triggering with an indicated range of up to 100 m and supports multi-group control, allowing photographers to manage several light sources from the camera position. The unit integrates TTL and manual functionality where supported by the lighting system and includes sync options suitable for a variety of shooting setups.

Advantages

The XT-16 offers stable 2.4GHz radio communication with reported long-range coverage, simplifying lighting setups in studios or on location. Multi-group control and channel selection enable independent adjustment of multiple flashes without physical repositioning. Compatibility with both TTL and manual modes (with supported flashes) speeds exposure setup while maintaining the option for precise manual control. The compact design and on-camera mounting capability make it practical for both tethered studio work and mobile shooting.

Suitable for

• Studio portrait and product photography where remote control of multiple lights is required
• On-location shoots needing reliable wireless sync between camera and flashes
• Mixed TTL and manual lighting setups for event, wedding, or editorial work
• Photographers who require fast setup and remote adjustment of flash groups

Key specifications

• Operating frequency: 2.4 GHz radio communication
• Maximum trigger range: up to 100 m (line of sight, subject to environment)
• Control modes: TTL and manual control support when used with compatible flashes
• Multi-group support: independent control of several flash groups
• Mounting: on-camera shoe mount and remote triggering for studio stands
• Sync functions: standard sync for studio and on-camera use

How to use

Attach the Godox XT-16 to the camera hot shoe or connect it to a compatible receiver on a studio flash. Power the transmitter according to the device instructions and set the same channel and group configuration on both transmitter and flash units. Use TTL mode for automatic exposure assistance with supported flashes or switch to manual to set power levels directly on the flashes or via the transmitter if supported. Verify sync mode and test fire to confirm proper communication and exposure before the shoot.

Usage recommendations

Place flashes and the transmitter to maintain clear line of sight where possible for maximum range. Avoid strong radio interference sources and metal obstacles that can reduce effective distance. For reliable high-speed sync or complex multi-light setups, confirm firmware compatibility between transmitter and flash models and perform test shots to fine-tune exposure and timing.