Navigator

Quadralite Navigator – wireless control of the lighting system

Quadralite Navigator is a family of devices used for wireless triggering and control of compatible flash units. The system includes transmitters, receivers and kits designed to work with various camera systems.

Successive generations of Navigator develop the possibilities of centrally managing lighting from the camera. Depending on the device used, the system can be used to trigger lights, organize them into groups and remotely change the parameters of compatible light sources.

The family includes variants designed, among others, for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm cameras, the Micro Four Thirds system and other supported platforms. This makes it possible to maintain a similar workflow even when using different equipment configurations.

Navigator is a particularly important element of the Quadralite ecosystem because it connects many lighting families – from compact Stroboss lights to larger flash systems used in the studio and on location.

As a result, the photographer can control multiple light sources without having to approach each light separately, which speeds up work and makes it easier to maintain a consistent configuration during more extensive sessions.