At Photokina 2014, Phottix introduced the Odin II receiver, which is the most anticipated flash triggering system in the industry. It was developed in response to the requests of users who have been asking for more functionality in their existing Odin flash systems. The Odin II receiver features an illuminated LCD panel that shows all the settings. It allows users to easily switch between groups, digital IDs, and channels. 32 channels are available, and the first four are compatible with the Odin transmitter. The fifth, thirty-two, and thirty-five utilize the receiver's new features, such as user-defined digital IDs for secure triggering. High-speed Sync with TTL flashes and wire-connected studio-type flashes provides users with a convenient way to take photos at up to 1/8,000 second. The Odin II receiver is compatible with the company's original Odin system, such as the Mitros+ speedlight and the Indra360, 500, and 500II studio lights. Firmware upgrades for these products will be available shortly. The company's lighting system offers a variety of solutions for every photographer. Photographers who want to create a more dynamic and diverse lighting effect can utilize the Odin II receiver and the Mitros+. On the other hand, those who want to capture the sun can use the Indra, the High Speed Sync features, and the Odin II.