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Compact rectangular trigger with touchscreen display, matte black finish, hot shoe mount visible

Flashpoint Brand

Flashpoint R2 Nano Touchscreen TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Nikon

SKU CH-MD7B-FJJ0S

A compact 48 g wireless trigger controls Nikon flashes via 2.4 GHz radio up to 100 m with 32 channels, TTL metering and 1/8000 s HSS sync

  • Reliable flash firing up to 328 feet via 2.4 GHz radio
  • Control flashes from 100 metres away for flexible shooting setups
  • Avoid interference using 32 channels in crowded radio environments
  • Automatic TTL metering with Nikon cameras for balanced exposures
  • Lightweight 48g touchscreen unit enables High-Speed Sync up to 1/8000s

Compact Nikon TTL Trigger

The Flashpoint R2 Nano is a lightweight wireless flash trigger built specifically for Nikon cameras. It weighs 48 g and uses a 2.4 GHz radio link to control compatible flashes. The unit provides TTL metering and High-Speed Sync up to 1/8000 s. A touchscreen OLED display gives direct access to settings.

Upgrade from Infrared or Basic Manual Triggers

Photographers moving from line-of-sight infrared systems gain reliable 328.1 ft (100 m) range and 32 channels to avoid interference. The jump is worth it when shooting events or locations where obstacles block optical signals. Users restricted to manual power control gain automatic TTL exposure for faster workflow.

Fits Nikon Hotshoe and Godox X System Flashes

The trigger mounts on a Nikon hotshoe and pairs with Godox X system flashes or Flashpoint R2 units. It requires no cables, freeing the camera for handheld use. The compact body leaves the hot shoe accessible for other accessories. It is not suited for studio setups needing wired multi-light control or cameras lacking a standard hot shoe.

Highlights

  • Reliable flash firing up to 328 feet via 2.4 GHz radio
  • Control flashes from 100 metres away for flexible shooting setups
  • Avoid interference using 32 channels in crowded radio environments
  • Automatic TTL metering with Nikon cameras for balanced exposures
  • Lightweight 48g touchscreen unit enables High-Speed Sync up to 1/8000s

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How does the 48 g trigger attach to a Nikon camera?

It slides onto the camera's hot shoe and locks in place; the step often missed is tightening the locking ring until it clicks so the electrical contacts stay aligned.

What is the pairing procedure for the 2.4 GHz radio link?

Power on the trigger and the compatible flash, set both to the same channel from the 32 available, then press the trigger's pairing button until the OLED shows a confirmation icon.

Which user-replaceable power cell does the unit take?

It runs on a single CR2 3 V lithium battery; replace it when the OLED battery indicator drops to one bar to maintain reliable 2.4 GHz operation.

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