Recently took delivery of the Hasselblad X2D II 100C body and 2 lenses. LOVE the kit.
I have many Sony compatible Godox & Flashpoint strobes, including the wireless Godox X3-S Trigger, and the Flashpoint R2PRO2S trigger.
I purchased the NIKON COMPATIBLE Godox X3-S Trigger, because in part my dealer told me this NIKON COMPATIBLE TRIGGER will fire my SONY COMPATIBLE Flashpoint strobes on the Hasselblad. I heard yes, the last time I checked early 2025. Sadly, this was incorrect.
The x2d II DOES see the mounted flash because I see the flash icon in the screen. As a matter of fact if I touch the icon, I immediately see the flash exposure slider, which works. BUT flash does not fire.
I have 000’s of $$ in the Flashpoint/Godox system and do NOT want to start anew with Profoto. Right now, I’m feeling my great X2d II without strobe support (especially the leaf shutters) is frustratingly lacking in capability. The ONLY short term option I see is buying an old-school hot-shoe dongle; plug it into a Pocket Wizard radio and fire off camera, using the now archane radio slave system. Have not shot that way in well over a decade! 3 of my flashpoint strobes have a legacy setting, so that’d work I think?
Any positive/negative suggestions/solutions would be most appreciated!
I have many Sony compatible Godox & Flashpoint strobes, including the wireless Godox X3-S Trigger, and the Flashpoint R2PRO2S trigger.
I purchased the NIKON COMPATIBLE Godox X3-S Trigger, because in part my dealer told me this NIKON COMPATIBLE TRIGGER will fire my SONY COMPATIBLE Flashpoint strobes on the Hasselblad. I heard yes, the last time I checked early 2025. Sadly, this was incorrect.
The x2d II DOES see the mounted flash because I see the flash icon in the screen. As a matter of fact if I touch the icon, I immediately see the flash exposure slider, which works. BUT flash does not fire.
I have 000’s of $$ in the Flashpoint/Godox system and do NOT want to start anew with Profoto. Right now, I’m feeling my great X2d II without strobe support (especially the leaf shutters) is frustratingly lacking in capability. The ONLY short term option I see is buying an old-school hot-shoe dongle; plug it into a Pocket Wizard radio and fire off camera, using the now archane radio slave system. Have not shot that way in well over a decade! 3 of my flashpoint strobes have a legacy setting, so that’d work I think?
Any positive/negative suggestions/solutions would be most appreciated!