Godox iT32 + X5 Trigger - Compact TTL Flash System for Every Camera Brand
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The Godox iT32 TTL Mini Flash with X5 Trigger System is a next-generation portable lighting solution designed for creators who want professional performance in the smallest possible form factor. Combining a lightweight on-camera flash with a modular wireless trigger, this system adapts seamlessly to Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, and Olympus/Panasonic cameras through brand-specific X5 units. Whether you're shooting portraits, events, travel content, products, or hybrid video/photo work, the iT32 delivers a powerful and flexible lighting setup that fits in your pocket. Powerful Mini Flash With Full TTL & High-Speed Sync Despite its compact size, the iT32 offers a full professional feature set. The flash supports TTL auto exposure, Manual, and Multi/Stroboscopic modes, giving you complete control in any lighting scenario. With a power range from 1/128 to 1/1, flash exposure compensation, and High-Speed Sync (HSS), the iT32 is capable of freezing action, balancing backlight, and shaping light exactly the way you need it. A fast 1.5-second recycle time ensures you never miss critical moments during weddings, events, journalism, or fast-paced shoots. Its colour touchscreen interface, intuitive menu layout, and bright LED modelling lamp make this mini flash extremely easy to operate, even for beginners transitioning into off-camera lighting. Modular X5 Trigger System - Cross-Brand Compatibility in One Ecosystem One of the biggest advantages of the iT32 is its modularity. Rather than producing separate flashes for each camera brand, the iT32 uses interchangeable X5 triggers, each made to suit specific camera hot-shoe protocols. Simply attach the X5 module for your brand, magnetically dock it to the iT32, and the flash becomes fully compatible with your camera’s TTL system. When the X5 is removed from the flash and placed onto your camera, it works as a 2.4GHz wireless flash trigger, giving you instant off-camera flash control with the iT32 or other flashes in the Godox