NEEWERUpgraded QPRO-N TTL Wireless Flash Trigger Compatible with Nikon 1/8000s HSS Large Screen Slanted Design 5 Group 9 Customizable Functions for Q4 Q3 Z2 Z1 Z760 NW760 S101-300W PRO/400W PRO

Perfect for my q4 and z2

Did exactly what it needed to do!!

If you compare the look and feel of this one with the Godox, the Neewer is inferior but we also must take in consideration that Neewer products are more affordable and there is no compromise in the performace. Using this one with an old Nikon D5100.Keep in mind that in the world of flashes, these tend to not being interchangeable: this one only works with Nikon cameras and with Neewer flashes, does not work with Canon or Sony (but Neewer sells also a different model for these cameras) the trick is on the Name the QPRO-N, the N stands for Nikon, if you get the QPRO-C is for C=Canon also QPRO-S for Sony and maybe they sell the O for Olympus and Panasonic.

I got this to pair with my Nikon D850 and 2 Neewer flash units I have. Its a complicated piece of gear but once I figured it out, it works great. I use it primarily for portrait photography with my grandchildren. I can remotely trigger the flash units from a distance allowing me to avoid harsh light and shadows.

Right off the bat I want to say I'm a huge fan of neewer products. I'm an amateur photographer and videographer and I started buying neewer products quite a few years ago and have been very happy with the budget friendly entry level products they started out as and have watched them grow into a bit of a more premium mid-tier product. And this Wireless Flash trigger is no exception. The build quality on this seems very solid and has a nice huge display. I actually have and started out with the smaller analog TTL Wireless flash triggers made by newer for my strobes and also my flash when I want to mount it in a softbox for portable use and this is a huge upgrade. The Flash trigger is definitely feature-rich. Overall I'm very happy with this flash trigger and think it will be a nice addition to my camera bag. If you shoot Nikon and are in the market for a TTL Wireless flash trigger and are getting more serious about your photography this is hands down worth every penny. Five stars hands down. Keep up the good work neewer!

It is hard to program and I run 3 flashes with this

The media could not be loaded.  I got this flash controller to use with my Neewer Z1-N flash on my Nikon Z7ii camera, and it works great. If you are new to using flashes, it may be confusing to set up because flashes and triggers have a lot of buttons and options. They can do a lot to create many different lighting effects, but you have to study and practice to use them correctly.My main goal with this unit was to set up an off-camera flash to have on the side of my subject. It was simple to change the flash to slave and control it using this Neewer trigger. I really like how the trigger is at an angle because it makes viewing the display very easy. The trigger feels good and fits nicely in my hand while using off-camera. The buttons are solid and the options are easy to follow. The manual is very comprehensive and shows you different configurations using on/off camera, with flashes, with strobes, etc. This is extremely versatile. For the price, it's worth it if you have the compatible set up.

I was able to get this thing to sync to 1/8000 on my Nikon with just a bit of shutter blade at the edge. However, this thing is way complicated and the manual doesn't really go into great detail, so you will have to figure out a lot on your own. I was testing on their 101 light, and it sometimes does not fire it, so don't use for critical work. For whatever reason, even in manual mode, the test button on the remote will not fire the flash at all, well maybe once every 80-100 presses it will just randomly fire it. It controls the power just fine with the dial.It "works" but is not something I would risk with anything super critical.

Only downside is that zoom can't be set below 28mm. Otherwise easy to use, intuitive, paired with NW655 smoothly, TTL works, compensation works. I like that I can disable focus assist (but it is often useful).

fait le job, pas encore trouvé le bouton HSS , je l'active sur le flash, c'est pas grave.pas certain pour la granularité (10emes ou tiers) .pas bien documenté , cher pour ce que c'est, mais il en faut un.

As a professional photographer, I'm always on the lookout for cutting-edge equipment that enhances my shooting experience and allows me to unleash my creativity. The Upgraded QPRO-N TTL Wireless Flash Trigger has proven to be an absolute gem in my gear collection, and I couldn't be more thrilled with its performance.First and foremost, the compatibility with Nikon cameras is spot-on. It seamlessly works with my Nikon DSLRs, allowing for TTL (Through The Lens) wireless flash control, which is essential for achieving perfectly exposed shots in various lighting conditions. The 1/8000s High-Speed Sync (HSS) feature is a game-changer, enabling me to capture stunningly sharp images even in bright sunlight or when using wide apertures.The large, slanted design of the screen is a thoughtful addition. It offers excellent visibility and easy navigation through settings, even under challenging shooting scenarios. This proves to be a huge advantage, especially when I'm working in low-light situations or fast-paced events where I need to adjust my flash settings quickly.With 5 groups and 9 customizable functions, this flash trigger provides unparalleled control over my lighting setup. I can easily switch between multiple flash units and adjust their power levels directly from the transmitter, eliminating the need to go back and forth to individual flashes during a shoot. This level of flexibility has significantly improved my workflow and allows me to focus more on capturing the perfect shot.The compatibility with various flash models, including the Q4, Q3, Z1, Z760, NW420, S101-300W PRO, and 400W PRO, is a huge advantage. I can seamlessly integrate the QPRO-N with my existing lighting equipment, expanding my creative possibilities without investing in an entirely new system.The build quality is top-notch, giving me confidence that the QPRO-N can withstand the rigors of professional use. It feels sturdy in hand and has shown excellent reliability during extensive shooting sessions, whether I'm shooting in the studio or on location.Another standout feature is the improved range and signal stability of the wireless connectivity. I have experienced consistent and reliable communication between the transmitter and receivers, even when working at a considerable distance from the flash units.In conclusion, the Upgraded QPRO-N TTL Wireless Flash Trigger is a game-changer for Nikon photographers. Its seamless compatibility, high-speed sync, large screen design, and customizable functions make it a powerful tool that enhances my creativity and productivity. If you're a professional or serious enthusiast looking to elevate your lighting game, I highly recommend investing in this flash trigger. It's a solid performer that has become an indispensable part of my photography kit!

Makes it so much easier to control flash output and settings without having to physically touch the flash all at your camera. The price point is great too.

It has a quick release for the camera. Better that a screw on.It controls the Q4 flash well.. haven’t gone too far away from the flash yet, so no comment yet.