Camera → trigger → flash compatibility

Will your whole flash chain actually work?

Choose a camera body, wireless trigger and flash or strobe. The lab separates basic firing from TTL, HSS, rear-curtain sync and radio-protocol compatibility—and shows when evidence is only partial.

Manufacturer-source backedUnknown ≠ incompatibleShareable setup linksNo account required

193camera bodies

36trigger variants

42flash / strobe choices

Build your chain

No Partial / Unknown

Off: all known and partially documented combinations remain available.

1. Camera brand

2. Camera model

3. Trigger / commander

4. Flash / strobe

Coverage is conservative. A missing manufacturer test is Unknown or Partial—not automatically Fail.

Compatibility result

Select all three items to see a chain-level result.

A trigger can fire a strobe while TTL or HSS still fails. The lab checks the entire chain, not a single pair.

Quick starts

Open a known setup, then swap one component to see what changes.

Sony A7 IV + Godox X3-S + AD200Pro II Nikon Z8 + Nissin Air10s + i60A Canon R5 + Profoto Connect + B10X

See all supported camera, trigger and flash families →

Why a generic “compatible” label is not enough

The hot shoe can fit while TTL fails. A radio trigger can fire a strobe while HSS is unavailable. Two products can both say 2.4 GHz and still use incompatible protocols. FlashChain Lab keeps those layers separate.

Evidence, not guesses

Model-level support is Verified only when the body appears in the encoded manufacturer-tested set or a product page explicitly lists it. Brand-level claims are Partial. Untested combinations remain Unknown.