Godox FT433S 433MHz TTL Flash Trigger Sony
The FT433 Trigger is compatible with Sony cameras and, together with the FR433 receiver, offers unrivalled reliability in your professional photography experience. The FT433 Trigger runs on easily replaceable AA batteries and is perfect for use with Godox's next generation of outdoor flash units, including the AD200ProII, AD600ProII and AD600BMII.
Achieve ultimate precision with the FT433 Trigger, which offers comprehensive support for TTL automatic flash, manual flash and multi-flash modes. Capture professional-quality images with features such as High-Speed Sync (HSS) up to 1/8000s, and front and rear curtain sync. The large high-definition LCD screen, combined with 5 group buttons and 4 function buttons, ensures clear and intuitive parameter settings. Experience precision and versatility with the FT433 Trigger!
Experience seamless synchronisation with the FT433 Trigger and FR433 receiver. Effortlessly manage 16 groups and 32 channels for remote control and triggering, equipped with 1–99 wireless ID settings to guarantee interference-free operation.
Control the FT433 Trigger wirelessly via Bluetooth using the Godox Flash app and enhance your shooting experience from your iOS or Android device. Adjust the flash mode, power levels, modelling lamp, beeper settings and more, all remotely.
The FT433 Trigger features a quick-lock Hot shoe locking mechanism for fast and effortless mounting and dismounting, saving you time and effort. Easily pair with the latest Godox outdoor flash units by connecting the FR433 receiver to the Type-C port.
With the TCM function of the FT433 Trigger, you can switch from TTL mode to manual mode with a single click. With one click, the TTL output parameters are automatically converted to manual settings. Say goodbye to repetitive manual adjustments and experience streamlined, professional-quality photography.
Achieve exceptional speed with the single-contact mode of the FT433 flash trigger. By eliminating additional data exchange between the trigger and the camera, this mode enables faster Burst shooting than multi-contact mode, perfectly meeting the highest demands of rapid-fire photography.