Hello all forum members, I'm new to this site. just found out about this foruma after research.
Glad I found this website cause it has tons of info.
I need some help with my new gear setup. Firstly I switched from canon to sony.
My gear setup is:
SOny a6000
Godox ad360 flash
Godox X1t- s transmitter for sony
Also 1 receicer ( its from lencarta ) looks just like the godox xtr 16 but its from another brand. Lencarta from the UK. I had it with my lencarta strobe light. thought to try it with the godox. looks the same as the godox xtr 16.
I'm having troubles in setting this up for HSS.HSS activated on the godox ad360 flash. When I choose the group and channel on the transmitter and setup the same group and channel on the receiver nothing is happening. I cannot change the shutter speed above 160. (max for sony of course without HSS)
But when I put the flash directly on the Hotshoe, it fires but I get the zebra thing on the image, but when stopped down the shutter speed i see the full image without the zebra.
I don't understand what to do now. Is it possible that the lencarta receiver just wont work with the x1t transmitter.
Strange ting is that when I dont put the transmitter on the Hotshoe I cannot bring the shutter speed higher than 160th. when the transmitter is on the camera it is possible to bring it to the max of 1/4000.
But still the godox wont fire. Could it be possible that the lencarta receiver isn't recognized by the x1t. or am I doing something wrong.
also another thing s that strange enough the power of the godox 360 isn't going higher than 1/8th..normally it should be possible to go till 1/128th.
Can anyone help me with some more info what I can do. I couldn't find any info abouth this through google and youtube. Maybe somebody on this forum can help me.
Btw, site has lots of info so I start reading all the info.
Thanks members. Hope to have a solution.
Gr roberto
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