Neewer QPRO-C TTL Wireless Trigger for Canon

The Neewer QPRO-C TTL Wireless Trigger for Canon is a versatile radio transmitter designed to provide precise wireless control over compatible flashes and studio strobes. Utilizing a dependable 2.4 GHz wireless system, it delivers a robust operating range of up to 328 ft (100 m), ensuring reliable performance for both studio and on-location photography.

With access to 32 selectable channels, photographers can minimize interference and maintain stable communication even in crowded wireless environments. The transmitter also supports control of up to five independent groups, allowing complex multi-light setups to be managed directly from the camera position.

The QPRO-C supports advanced flash functions including TTL automatic exposure, manual power adjustment, multi-flash (stroboscopic) mode, and flash exposure compensation for fine-tuning lighting output. For creative flexibility in bright conditions, it features High-Speed Sync (HSS) up to 1/8000 second, enabling wide-aperture shooting with flash outdoors.

A large backlit LCD screen provides clear visibility of settings at a glance, making adjustments quick and intuitive in both bright daylight and low-light environments. The unit mounts securely to your camera via a durable metal hot shoe, while a 2.5 mm sync port allows connection to studio strobes using an optional cable.

Powered by two AA batteries (sold separately), the trigger offers convenient field operation without proprietary power systems. A built-in USB-C port allows firmware updates, helping ensure compatibility with future devices and performance improvements.

Compatibility

The QPRO-C can wirelessly control Neewer flashes that feature the integrated Q wireless system, including models such as the Q3, Q4, Z1-C, NW420-C, NW655-C, NW665-C, and S101-300W/400W Pro.

For use with other flashes or studio strobes, operation requires a separately sold Q-C receiver and/or a 2.5 mm sync cable.

Designed for use with a broad range of Canon DSLR and mirrorless cameras, including EOS R6, R5, R3, R, M6, 7D Mark II, 7D, 6D Mark II, 6D, 5D Mark IV/III/II, and many additional models equipped with a standard hot shoe.