Quick Overview
- Universal wireless radio trigger for the FJ Wireless Flash System and Canon RT devices
- Compatible with many Sony, Canon, Nikon, Fuji, Panasonic Lumix, and Olympus cameras (see compatibility chart)
- High-Speed Sync up to 1/8000s, TTL, and Rear Curtain Sync capable
- Wireless communication range of up to 985 feet (300m)
- Bluetooth compatible with a free mobile app for iOS and Android
- Integrated long-lasting lithium-ion battery
- USB Type-C to USB-A cord for quick charging and firmware updates
- 6 groups and 32 wireless channels
- Integrated hot shoe for secure mounting on most cameras
Product Description
Say Goodbye to Brand-Specific Triggers
The powerful FJ-X2m Universal Wireless Trigger is equipped with multi-brand technology that pairs with virtually any camera brand to trigger the FJ400 strobe system. This 2.4 GHz remote offers revolutionary compatibility with many Canon, Nikon, Sony (with adapter), Fuji, Panasonic Lumix, and Olympus cameras (see compatibility chart) for more details.
Extended Wireless Range
The FJ-X2m is designed with a user-friendly menu system and offers a wireless range up to 985' and 200,000 flashes per charge. It has a compact, lightweight housing with an internal lithium-ion battery and an integrated tiltable hot shoe for mounting on your camera.
User-Friendly Interface and Trigger Controls
Mount the FJ-X2m to a camera's hot shoe to wirelessly control the FJ400's long list of features, including TTL Mode, High-Speed Sync (HSS), Rear Curtain Sync, Canon RT flash compatibility, group and channel assignment, Group Exposure Compensation, TTL to Equivalent Manual, modeling lamp settings, and much more.
Bluetooth Capabilities
The FJ-X2m's wireless connectivity allows for control of up to 6 groups across 16 separate channels. The FJ-X2m is Bluetooth capable for full control of the FJ-X2m via the free mobile app, including the ability to create four additional groups.
FJ-X2m Camera Compatibility
The FJ-X2m trigger is compatible with any camera that has a hot shoe mount in manual mode.
