Flashpoint Brand
Flashpoint R2 Mark II iTTL 2.4G Wireless Transmitter for Nikon X2T-N studio
Controls Nikon flashes wirelessly at 2.4 GHz with iTTL, 1/10-stop precision, Bluetooth app control, and 300-400 foot range
- Precise 1/10th stop control with clear whole number readout
- Direct group buttons for fast adjustments without menu diving
- 4 GHz wireless range up to 300-400 feet for off-camera flash
- Bluetooth app control on Apple and Android devices
- Functions as receiver for legacy strobes and camera trigger
Flashpoint R2 Mark II Nikon Trigger
The Flashpoint R2 Mark II iTTL 2.4G Wireless Transmitter is built for Nikon cameras. It serves as a command centre for the R2 flash family and offers TTL control with 1/10th stop increments. Direct group buttons reduce menu navigation. A clear readout shows whole numbers for precise adjustments.
Studio shooters needing app control
Photographers who want Bluetooth pairing with the Flashpoint smartphone app on Apple or Android devices will benefit from the graphical remote interface. The unit also works as a 2.4 GHz receiver for non-TTL legacy strobes and as a camera trigger via a dedicated cable. Buyers requiring built-in flash metering or support for other camera brands should look at different models.
300 to 400 foot wireless range
The transmitter reaches up to 300-400 feet, allowing multiple off-camera flashes to be triggered across large studios or outdoor locations. This distance decides whether the unit suits your shooting environment. Verify that your workflow depends on this range before purchasing.
Highlights
- Precise 1/10th stop control with clear whole number readout
- Direct group buttons for fast adjustments without menu diving
- 4 GHz wireless range up to 300-400 feet for off-camera flash
- Bluetooth app control on Apple and Android devices
- Functions as receiver for legacy strobes and camera trigger
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the X2T-N run hot or drain the camera battery during a full-day shoot?
The transmitter draws minimal power from the camera hot-shoe and stays cool during extended sessions.
What do I need to own before the X2T-N can control my lights?
A Nikon camera with i-TTL support and at least one Flashpoint R2-series flash or strobe.
Can the X2T-N fire my older manual strobes that lack TTL?
Yes, it works as a 2.4 GHz receiver for legacy flashes and can also trigger the camera via the dedicated cable port.
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