Godox XProP TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Pentax Cameras

Yeah this thing fires a flash so I guess it does that job fine. On sony though the flash photos white balance are incredibly warm, just leads to extra work to have to correct it. Wish I would have went a different route on this one.

Does not sync as well as a Nikon Flash does however, with this I can run higher power lights than Nikon can offer.

I was a solid Canon Flash fan (600 EX-RTs and ST-E3-RT) until recently. It seems that with so many additional devices in the 2.4 GHZ spectrum, that the link is dropped between transmitter and receiver and can't reconnect (known recent issues - lots of posts on Canon forums). After a lot of research, and after deciding not to spend a lot of money on a complete new flash system, I decided to use the XProC to replace the Canon ST-E3-RT and add a X1R-C onto each Canon flash to regain the consistency of my OCF system (fyi: I always shoot manual flash). I've been happy with the results thus far. Pros: Changing power levels (or on/off) per group is very easy, intuitive, and faster than Canon's in-camera options. Setting/changing a channel across all is very easy. Display is large, easy to read. Using HSS is straightforward. Several years when I moved from 580/430 flashes to the 600's I was unable to continue to use my old flashes. With the Godox triggers and receivers, I can actually intermix all of my flashes again! Cons: You need a X1R-C per (non-Godox) flash. Now there are even more equipment pieces to keep up with and more batteries to manage. (fyi: Do not use rechargeable batteries with Godox. Can have inconsistent results and battery charge levels will not display accurately). An aside: I've read (and observed) that the XProC display can get scratched easily. I bought about a foot of 100 Vinyl Fuse - Gloss Finish (JoAnn Fabrics) and cut to size for a cheap n easy screen protector.

Moving my speedlight off the camera and into a position where I want the light to come from. Real easy to use (paired with a matching receiver thanks to Support team) set the flash on manual and this trigger controls the rest! The best part is how many units this will control.

I use this with a Godox AD200, and a Nikon SB900 with the X1R-N receiver. The controls are easy to use and I have full control over my flash units. Previously I had a less expensive trigger/receiver that worked OK. But the difference between the Godox and my older set up is like night and day for remotely controlling flash units.