
Neewer QPRO-C TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Canon
A feature-packed Canon TTL wireless flash trigger with 1/8000s high-speed sync and five-group control.
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Overview
Key Features
【Multifunctional Professional Flash Trigger】 The upgraded QPRO-C TTL wireless flash trigger is powerful and fully supports TTL automatic flash, flash exposure compensation (FEC), 1/8000s high speed sync, stroboscopic flash, manual flash, magnification function, group modeling lamp control, group zooming, single point triggering, and simultaneous output value adjustment for all groups. Note: Please disable single contact mode ''SHOOT'' for TTL and High Speed Sync .
【Single Point Triggering】Enter C.Fn SHOOT via the MENU button to start single point triggering with the trigger mounted on cameras for fast continuous shooting. Note: Only triggers flash under M/Multi Mode, not for parameter adjustment. The 1/8000s high speed synchronization allows for faster shutter speeds and ideal for fast moving subjects, and supports a focus assist light that automatically lights up under dim light when the camera is unable to focus .
【Built In 2.4G Wireless Q System】 Wirelessly trigger NEEWER Q6 Q4PRO Q4 Q120 Q3 Z3R Z3 Z2PRO Z2 Z1 Z880 Z760 NW760 S101-300W PRO S102-400W PRO thanks to the built in NEEWER wireless Q system, or control other flashes without a Q system using a NEEWER QR receiver and a 2.5mm sync cord (all .sold separately). Also remote control via 2.4GHz stable connection for flashes up to 5 groups, 32 channels, and 01-99 ID settings, and set them all on the same channel and ID settings to tigger without signal disturbance.
【Screen Magnification Function】 The flash trigger features an LCD ultra large high definition display screen where up to five flash groups are shown at one time. Double click the group button quickly to switch from the setting page of all groups (A-E) to the enlarged view of the settings and related details of the corresponding group. The five group buttons, four function buttons, and a scrolling wheel makes parameter settings clear, intuitive, and easy to use.
【Wide Compatibility】 The QPRO-C flash trigger can be quickly fixed on the camera with the metal hotshoe. Compatible with Canon EOS R6, R5, R3, R, M6, 850D, 800D/T7i, 760D/T6s, 750D/T6i, 650D, 600D, 7D Mark II, 6D Mark II, 6D, 5D Mark IV/III/II, 1D Mark III, 1DX, 550D, 500D, 450D, 90D, 80D, 70D, 60D, 50D, 1100D, 77D, SL3/250D, T7/1500D, 2000D, T100/3000D, 4000D. Note: Firmware upgrades are available to address compatibility issues (NOT compatible with RP R50) .
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Full TTL and 1/8000s high-speed sync support eliminates manual flash calculations in fast-paced shooting
- Supports TTL, manual, and stroboscopic flash modes across five independently controllable groups.
- 1/8000s high-speed sync enables use of wide apertures in bright daylight without overexposure.
- Five-group control with 32 channels and 99 ID codes provides extensive flexibility for multi-light setups
- Large LCD screen with magnification function makes reading and adjusting settings easy even at arm's length
- Large LCD screen with a magnification view makes it easy to read and adjust settings for individual groups on location.
- 32 channels with 01-99 ID settings help avoid signal interference in multi-photographer environments.
- Metal hotshoe mount provides a secure, durable connection to the camera
- Built-in 2.4GHz wireless system works directly with Neewer Q-series flashes without additional receivers
- Metal hotshoe mount provides a secure and durable connection to Canon camera bodies.
👎 Cons
- Only compatible with Canon cameras, so photographers with mixed systems need separate triggers
- Not compatible with the Canon EOS RP or R50, which may be frustrating for users of those popular mirrorless bodies.
- Only works natively with Neewer Q-system flashes; triggering other brands requires an additional receiver and sync cord.
- Does not work with the Canon RP or R50, leaving gaps in Canon's own mirrorless lineup
- Requires Neewer QR receiver and sync cord to trigger third-party or non-Q-system flashes, adding cost
- Relies on two AA batteries with no built-in rechargeable battery option.
- Single point triggering mode only operates in Manual and Multi mode, not in TTL.
- Runs on AA batteries rather than a rechargeable built-in cell, adding ongoing battery management
- Wireless range and reliability may vary in environments with heavy 2.4GHz interference
- Firmware updates to address compatibility issues require connecting to a computer, adding an extra step for setup.