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Neewer Q4 Ttl Flash Strobe With Qpro-n Trigger

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Adopting an innovative design, Neewer introduces the powerful Q4 TTL Flash Strobe with QPRO-N Trigger – portable and compact enough for handheld operation. Featuring a 2.4 GHz wireless system with a range of up to 328', the Q4 is a 400Ws flash strobe that features a 5600K color temperature and an impressive guide number of 236'. This monolight is made to work with Canon E-TTL II, Nikon i-TTL, and Sony TTL automatic flash systems, offering three different flash modes. The Q4 runs on a rechargeable lithium-ion battery with a 2800mAh capacity, allowing you to fire the strobe up to 400 times at full power before needing to recharge. The real fun happens when you attach the included top handle to the 8.4 x 7.3 x 2.2" strobe, expanding your mobility. A carry case is also supplied for storage and transport. This configuration of the Q4 includes the QPRO-N TTL wireless trigger for Nikon which features a 2.4 GHz system, has a wide range of 328', and can be set to one of 32 channels for maximum reliability and control.

400Ws, Wireless 2.4 GHz Monolight Canon E-TTL II, Nikon i-TTL & Sony TTL TTL, M & Multi Flash Modes High Speed Sync: 1/8000 Second Recycling: 0.01 to 1.2 Second Flash Duration: 1/209 to 1/10,989 Second Compact for Handheld Operation Bowens S Accessory Mount Includes Battery, Handle & Power Supply Includes Carry Case

Key Specs
Item Type	1x Monolight
Includes Flash Tube	Yes
Included Light Modifier	1x Reflector
Included Storage Case	Yes
Power Range	400 Ws
Power Control	9-Stop Range in 1/3-Stop Increments
Recycle Time	0.01 to 1.2 Sec
TTL Metering	Yes, via Included Transmitter (Nikon i-TTL)
Modeling Light	30 W LED Built-In (5600K)
Wireless Remote Control Type	Radio/RF Receiver Built-In & Transmitter Included Optical Receiver Built-In
Sync Speed	1/8000 Sec (High-Speed)
Power Source	AC to DC Adapter (Included) Battery (Included)
Inputs/Outputs	1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm Flash Sync Input 1x USB-C Female Service Input
Battery	1x Rechargeable Lithium-Ion, 21.6 VDC, 2800 mAh, 56 Wh (1x Included) • 400 Flashes at Maximum Brightness • 3.5-Hour Charge Time
Fixture Mounting	1x 5/8" Receiver
Weight	5 lb / 2.3 kg
Light Fixture
Item Type	1x Monolight
Includes Flash Tube	Yes
Included Light Modifier	1x Reflector
Included Storage Case	Yes
Power Range	400 Ws
Power Control	9-Stop Range in 1/3-Stop Increments
Guide Number	236.2' / 72 m
Recycle Time	0.01 to 1.2 Sec
Burst Rate	20 fps
Color Temperature	5600K +/- 200K
Flash Ready Indicator	Audio
TTL Metering	Yes, via Included Transmitter (Nikon i-TTL)
Cooling System	Fan
Umbrella Mount	Yes
Front Accessory Mount	Bowens S
Replaceable Flash Tube	Yes (User Replaceable)
Modeling Light
Modeling Light	30 W LED Built-In (5600K)
On/Off Switch	Yes
Connectivity
Wireless	2.4 GHz Radio/RF *Built-In
Wireless Remote Control Type	Radio/RF Receiver Built-In & Transmitter Included Optical Receiver Built-In
Mobile App Compatible	No
Wireless Channels	32
Wireless Groups	5
Wireless Frequency	2.4 GHz
Wireless Range	328.1' / 100 m (Radio/RF)
Flash Duration	1/10,989 to 1/209 Sec
Sync Speed	1/8000 Sec (High-Speed)
Delay Range	0.01 to 30 Sec
Power & I/O
Power Source	AC to DC Adapter (Included) Battery (Included)
Inputs/Outputs	1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm Flash Sync Input 1x USB-C Female Service Input
Battery	1x Rechargeable Lithium-Ion, 21.6 VDC, 2800 mAh, 56 Wh (1x Included) • 400 Flashes at Maximum Brightness • 3.5-Hour Charge Time
Battery Charging	1x AC to DC Adapter (Included)
Input Power	120 VAC, 60 Hz
Included Adapter / Cable	1x USA Type-A/B Plug to Barrel / Coax AC to DC Adapter
Auto Dump	No
Mounting
Fixture Mounting	1x 5/8" Receiver
General
Display	LCD
Dimensions	8.3 x 7.3 x 2.2" / 21.2 x 18.5 x 5.5 cm
Weight	5 lb / 2.3 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	11.01 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	21 x 12.75 x 4.75"

The Q4 features a high-speed sync mode that works with shutter speeds up to 1/8000 second, offering flash durations from 1/209 to 1/10,989 second to capture and freeze peak action. Beside these characteristics, Neewer manages to keep recycling times low at 0.01-1.2 seconds, while a 30W LED modeling lamp can be used for careful composition.

Flash Modes: TTL/M/Multi
Sync Modes: high-speed sync (up to 1/8000 seconds), first curtain sync, and second curtain sync
Optical Slave Flash: S1/S2
Delay Flash: 0.01 to 30 seconds
Stroboscopic Flash: up to 100 times, 199 Hz
Power Output: 9-stop range from 1/1 to 1/256
Flash Duration: 1/209 to 1/10,989 seconds
Recycle Time: 0.01 to 1.2 seconds
Flash Exposure Compensation (FEC): manual
FEB: +/-3 stops in 1/3 stops increments
2.4 GHz wireless system with 32 channels, 5 groups (A, B, C, D, E)
Runs on an included 21.6V, 2800mAh battery
The flash can be powered via the included adapter
Built-in silent fan
Supports USB-C firmware upgrades

The widely compatible Bowens front accessory mount allows you to connect the monolight to various separately available light modifiers, such as reflectors, softboxes, and snoots. A dedicated hole is also available to insert an optional umbrella.

The Q4 wireless receiver mode is compatible with Canon, Nikon, and Sony. This flash fully supports TTL functions when used with a separately available Neewer 2.4 GHz wireless Q transmitters and QPRO flash triggers.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this transmitter work on the Nikon Z8 and will it work with Neewer receivers on my two Neewer 250 watt monolights?

A: Yes, the Neewer QPRO-N TTL Wireless Trigger for Nikon is compatible with the Nikon Z8 and will function properly with the Neewer receivers paired with the Neewer 250-watt monolights.

Q: 2. Does this have AA (auto aperture) to work with Shutter Priority?

A: The Neewer NW645II-N TTL Speedlite Flash for Nikon Cameras BH #NENW654IIN can be used in TTL with Nikon cameras.

Q: 3. Is this trigger compatible with Neewer Z2-N Flash ?

A: The Neewer QPRO-N TTL Wireless Trigger for Nikon is the transmitter for the Neewer Z2-N TTL Round Head Flash Speedlite for Nikon.

Q: 4. Does the 750II work on the Nikon z6ii camera?

A: Yes, according to Neewer, the 750II TTL Flash is compatible with the Nikon Z6II (and Z7II).

Q: 5. Compatible with NIKON D3000?

A: It is compatible with a Nikon D3000.

Q: 6. Will the neewer kv 750li ttl flash work on my nikon d600 camera?

A: Yes, the Neewer Nikon Vk750 Ii+Sb 900 Diffuser+Trigger+Color Filter+Diffuser+Battery would be compatible for use with the Nikon D600 DSLR Camera.

Q: 7. Is it compatible with Nikon Z6?

A: Yes the Neewer 750II TTL Flash for Nikon DSLR Cameras is compatible with the Nikon Z6.

Q: 8. Can this be powered by ac?

A: The Neewer Q3 200Ws 2.4G TTL Flash Strobe is battery powered only.

Q: 9. Is this trigger compatible with Neewer 750ii?

A: Yes, the Neewer QPRO-N TTL Wireless Trigger for Nikon is compatible with the Neewer 750II TTL Flash for Nikon DSLR Cameras.

Q: 10. Is high speed sync possibl?

A: No, the Neewer 750II TTL Flash for Nikon DSLR Cameras does not have High Speed Sync capability.

Thomas	28/09/2024
I broke one of these triggers by crashing it in my camera bag, so now I pack it much more carefully. After using this trigger for two years or so I can say it is extremely reliable and functions well to trigger my two macro flashes, one of which I usually hold by hand. To adjust to your needs can be a bit confusing and I often had to spent some time to figure out the menu. I have not tried other brand so I don't know if there are any that are more intuitive with their menu. 5

Ricky	09/09/2024
The screen is very helpful and it is really easy to connect. Works great with my X-H2s, X-s10 and X-T4 5

Ray	21/08/2024
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 B&H Support team) set the flash on manual and this trigger controls the rest! The best part is how many units this will control. 5

Arleen	24/07/2024
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. 5

Daniel	06/07/2024
Needed an off camera flash trigger for my Fujifilm 100V for my street and cityscape photos and the team at B&H hooked me up with the Godox XPro Flash Trigger. The B&H staff are rock starts! 5

Robert	08/06/2024
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. 5

Benjamin	01/06/2024
perfectly match with my Canon M50 MarkII. 5

Richard	28/05/2024
I like to do my lighting setups using this trigger remotely from camera, then simply slide it on the camera and shoot. This approach is much easier on the Xpro than it was on the X2 since the screen and all controls are top side. 5