Hey everyone! Thanks for the support in this video. We have created an UPDATED speedlite comparison that includes the V1 + V850II! Watch here: th-cam.com/video/0y1mkXhT6bA/w-d-xo.html
Great video clearing up many confusion, nearly bought the TT600, now that I know from your video that it doesn't have TTL, i am better informed to choose TT685 instead, really appreciate the video!
The HSS (high Speed sync) on the Godox TT600 does NOT work when mounted on the camera - HSS only works when used with a Godox remote trigger such as the Godox X1T
Very useful video - thanks for explaining this confusing range of flashes. One tip though, if you’re going to be quoting loads and loads of figures with decimal points, I’d recommend you write the numbers up on a chart somewhere on the screen as you say them, because it takes a lot of brain power to remember the first set of numbers for one flash and then do the maths in order to compare it with the other flash. Doing it visually will make your videos easier to watch.
Great Video well explained. Building a Macro and still life studio and will start with 2 TT600s thanks to you I know they already have HSS with Xpro, They can be used with Lumix and I can upgrade to 685 for TTL (Yongnuo cannot for Olympus Lumix) I do believe That Canon Nikon etc should be careful why buy one of those at 3 times the price🤔 Thanks a lot 👍
At last, some informative stuff on flashes, instead of reading out specs. Watching your video can prevent people taking decisions they regret later. Thanks.
i have the TT685 and just acquired a V350.The smaller unit is lovely, operates more smoothly and can still be used as a master flash (can be used instead of an X-T1 as you can set it's power to 0) Just need to practice a bit the confusing menu
I am new to using a flash on my A7 III. Don't have much experience at all to be honest. I am looking at either the V860 II or the V350. Because the A7 III is great at high ISO will the larger flash be more beneficial or is the V350 enough? In other words if you had both which flash will be used mostly in terms of every type of photography you can think of. Thanks
@@christianlionel1988 The smaller versions in high iso will work grate, the larger ones power output will come in handy, if you need that higher power and/or faster recycle times. (faster recycles and more light at same power increments). In addition, lower powered flash pops generate less heat, if you plan on utilizing it in quick pop sucsession with high power, then the smaller ones may over heat faster and slow down
Quick simple and to the point. I just upgraded from a Canon T6i to a Sony A7iii and I learned that my old Yongnuo speedlites were only compatible with my canon so I needed to buy new speedlites and I couldn’t figure out which ones. Thanks to this video the answer is pretty simple now. Thanks a lot
A note about the flashes that take standard batteries, I have seen significantly better recycle times on my Amazon Basics flash when using Nickle Metal-hydride (Ni-MH) batteries (rated power of 3 WH per battery, 1.2 volt 2500 mAh) than I ever had with alkalines. Of course, rechargeable batteries are going to be more expensive than their alkaline counterparts, but they do reduce operating costs.
Dope video, I have the a6500. I been researching for a good flash to go along with it & this video helped me save a lot of time. I think I’m gonna end up getting the TT685S, it has all I need & it’s way more affordable compared to the Sony flashes
Am using a TT685C and also have a X1TF to use with a Fuji X-T30. TTL and HSS work with this combination. In fact, the speedlight shows “FUJI” when using the remote trigger. Now have a speedlight I can share between 2 camera systems.
Nice. You forgot to mention the longevity of the lithium-ion rechargeables though. supposedly you can get twice the amount of shots out of them as well SD faster refresh rate and in most situations not having to stop to change those Double A's is worth having the lithium-ion. the lithium-ion powered ones are much more expensive but it really seems worth it for the speed and longevity.
Everyone seems to be raving about this flash. I was so excited to receive it but as soon as I put it onto my camera I found one major problem. No one seems to have mention it and in my books it means that I can't use it as an event photographer. The head does not lock. I use the MagMod sphere and bounce and as soon as I put it on the head collapses down. Has anyone else come across this?
First when using either rechargeable or external battery packs for the V350, V860, TT600 or TT685 using either will decrease recycle times not increase recycles times and all of the flashes shown in the video have build in master modes function which will trigger and control all the others using the master mode by group/channel, HSS, off or on and power level adjustments.
Robert T. Johnson thanks for pointing that out. Increase the speed of the recycle time* is what was meant. Yes, all the flashes shown have built-in* (not build in) master modes but this would mean that you would have to camera mount the master flash to control. If you’d like them all off camera you would still need the use of the Godox X triggers.
Yes you would need to have one of the flashes on the camera to act as a master to the others. Researched manuals for each states " Fully support Nikon i-TTL camera flash. Workable as Master or Slave unit in a wireless flash group. With built-in 2.4GHz wireless remote system to support transmitting and receiving." I am a Nikon shooter. Still a great video and I would recommend the Godox flash system to anyone.
What about ttl mode with canon 80d a lot of customers having problems with tt685 when connected to canon 80d in ttl mode it always gets overexposed pics
Hey, great comparison man, thanks. I have a problem with my a6400 and a TT685s, when using it in TTL mode with a shutter faster than 1/160s (high speed sync) it seems to just fire at full power all the time, is that intended, or am i doing something wrong? shouldnt it be metering with TTL?
Love Godox for what they have done, on that note the main issue(s) are if you're using non Godox strobes you can not control the lights even with the firmware updates. All you have is a trigger it's looking like Yongnuo is the only flash controller that will work with your mix of light.
great video! you mentioned recycle time can be improved using the godox power pack with the tt685 speedlight. when you do connect the power pack, do you still need to install batteries in the speedlight or just use the power pack to power the speedlight?
The hot shoe is the main concern now since pple with budget cameras like 2000d...so make sure you alos zoom in the hotshoe.....i tried godox tt600 and it somehow worked
Excellent video on the different flashes Godox produce One item I would've liked to have seem: I wish you had pulled the 350s out of their boxes and shown them with the others. I have an Olympus EM1 MKII and the size of the 680 and 860 are a concern.; seeing them with the 350s would've given me an idea of scale. Thanks.
for the tt685 and using a power pack, does the power pack provide all necessary power or do you still have to install the double A batteries for the electronics?
Hi, very informative explanation. I have a question, on the TT600S the multi interface Sony shoe will set all the functions on the camera, shutter speed, zoom indication of flash ready etc (No TTL of course) or it doesn 't communicate at all, only the center contact? if this is the case why the sony shoe?
Hi, thx for the info. I got godox tt350c works good BUT after couple pics shows that the battery empty although it’s not. When I take the battery out and in it works again !? Any explanation please 😊
Thanks for being straight to the point....I couldn't decide on the smaller v350 or the larger v860II. Going for the larger one because I want the larger output for when I use high speed sync...
Will the Godox V860ii works with any camera flash mount? And will it perform all functions smoothly? Or do I have to buy the V860ii dedicated for Canon? Thank you
Question?..If I purchase the larger v860II and want to use off camera...pretty much always...but want sometimes one on camera should I get the smaller v350 to use as my trigger , or will it be too complicated. That way I have both flashes and can use off camera or on camera (smaller one) sometimes.?
The V350 will also work as master so that configuration sounds suitable. Later down the track if you want both off camera simply look at the X1 or XPro trigger.
Hello, thanks for the video, one question please: Does the TT600 have the same output as the 685/860? If I am not interested in the TTL function should i save myself the extra $100? Thanks!
Hey there! Yes the TT600 and the TT685 have the same power output with a guide number of 60. If you do not require the TTL functions, the TT600 is a perfect flash for you!
@@hypop can i use the xt1 and at the Channel A the tt685 and a Second at Channel B the flash tt600? Understand? Can xt1 Control these 2 diferent models at the same time?
Nice review. Im not a pro and im wondering how long or how many days would the charge remain on the battery since i go out of town for a week or so. I mean do i need to bring extra lithium battery or battery pack. Tnx.
I bought three of the Godox TT685o for wedding work. They all have an infuriating problem both with my Panasonic and Olympus bodies. When used on camera and direct the auto zoom does not correlate properly to the focal length set on the lens. If I zoom my lens out to 12mm these flashes go to 14mm. If I zoom to 14mm they go to 17mm. If I zoom to 17mm they go to 25mm. If I zoom to 25mm they go to 35mm and so on. If I use the flash like this then I get dark edges around my frame like a vignette. Infuriating! I hoped that a firmware update might fix this. There has been one so far, but it doesn't. I've conversed with other users on forums. Apparently the V860iio lithium ion powered model has the same fault. Unfortunately, Godox customer service is non existent so absolutely no joy contacting them! Beware if you are buying for on camera use!
I don't have these flashes myself but did see another video where someone had this issue... I believe theres a setting within the camera menu where you can adjust the flash itself dependent on the type of camera you are using it with....i.e. APC vs FF, M4/3.... sounds strange to me, but just came across the video recently ...for what its worth
NEFTALI CANO - The only such setting is in the flash rather than the camera. On the Olympus/Panasonic version all it does is change the displayed value of the zoom from m4/3 to 135 full frame value. It doesn’t actually have any effect on the value that the flash zooms to relative to the camera. Ie. If I zoom my camera lens to 25mm the flash will zoom to 35mm. If the 135 full frame option is enabled the display on the flash will show 70mm instead. It doesn’t actually change the value that it zooms to.
@@alexwade9921 I'm sure you are already doing this but: I guess the best you can do is drop a "stofen" on it. You'll lose a stop or so but it should make up a bit of the °difference. I know with my SB 700 I get a few more °degrees with it (even though it covers the lens range pretty thoroughly). Good luck.
just my 2c, you don't need 2minutes just to say "V is the Lithium Battery therefore faster recycle time from 0.1s-1.7s while TT is the AA battery and the recycle time is 0.1s-2.0s".
Depending on how you shoot, the easy way would be to use TTL and adjust with flash exposure compensation. Set your desired aperture and start shooting! Once you're comfortable you can start playing around with Manual however we like to keep our ISO at 100 and no higher than 1/125 SS unless using High Speed Sync
Hi. I have Nikon D5200.the camera I have doesn't offer HSS. When in manual mode,the camera won't let me go above 1/250. With these flashes, can I use the HSS feature with my camera? Thanks for the informative video.
Great video, thanks! Can you answer a question about the Propac and connecting to the 685? This information is not obvious and even the Godox website doesn't make this clear. What specific cable do you need to go from the Propac to the port at the front of the flash? Yes, Godox has cables for going from the Propac for Sony Nikon and Canon, but they don't seem to elaborate on what specific cable you need to go from the Propac to their OWN flashes. Its frustrating. Can you help?
Hi There, Thank you for the information. I have Yongnuo RF 603 N trigger (Nikon) already available with me. So, will Godox V860ii N trigger with it ? Please confirm.
Hey there! If you have the RF 603 N Pair (trigger and receiver) then yes you can sit the V860II N on the receiver unit and it will connect with your trigger and fire. If not, any of the Godox X System triggers (X1, X2 or XPro) will work on it's own as the V860II has a built in Godox Receiver. Hope that helps!
Hi , GREAT VIDEO ! Can you please help me i want to buy a V860IIC for my Canon SL3 , the only problem is that Canon remove the central pin from the hot shoe , i understand there is a firmwhere update out there that will make it work but on the Godox page the canon 250D (SL3) was not mentioned .
Best to hop into your local Godox retailer to try this in person. Canon have been removing compatibility with third party flashes and making it harder for Canon users. Your local retailer should be able to update the firmware of their gear for you to test.
Hey everyone! Thanks for the support in this video. We have created an UPDATED speedlite comparison that includes the V1 + V850II! Watch here: th-cam.com/video/0y1mkXhT6bA/w-d-xo.html
You've literally just saved me HOURS thank you!
Great video clearing up many confusion, nearly bought the TT600, now that I know from your video that it doesn't have TTL, i am better informed to choose TT685 instead, really appreciate the video!
@Cicada 3301 You shoot the first shot with TTL and then use the TCM (TTL Converter to Manual) and then adjust them accordingly.
The HSS (high Speed sync) on the Godox TT600 does NOT work when mounted on the camera - HSS only works when used with a Godox remote trigger such as the Godox X1T
Thanks! good to know
Thanks for pointing it out or I'd have had a flash gun left in box, as I'm looking for a flash that does HSS.
Oh man
Definitely true and they should have made that more clear in the areas of descriptions.
This is the best comparison video of the Godox models that I've seen. Great comparisons and very detailed. Excellent work, thank you!!
Glad you found it useful!
@@hypop Do you have one comparing studio flash?
Very useful video - thanks for explaining this confusing range of flashes. One tip though, if you’re going to be quoting loads and loads of figures with decimal points, I’d recommend you write the numbers up on a chart somewhere on the screen as you say them, because it takes a lot of brain power to remember the first set of numbers for one flash and then do the maths in order to compare it with the other flash. Doing it visually will make your videos easier to watch.
Hey Anthony - thanks for the feedback! We'll get onto making a chart for this!
Great Video well explained. Building a Macro and still life studio and will start with 2 TT600s thanks to you I know they already have HSS with Xpro, They can be used with Lumix and I can upgrade to 685 for TTL (Yongnuo cannot for Olympus Lumix)
I do believe That Canon Nikon etc should be careful why buy one of those at 3 times the price🤔
Thanks a lot 👍
I hope Godox sent you a check for this... it’s the most helpful and straight forward vid. Many thanks my friend
We're one of their official retailers in Australia so in some ways I guess they do? 🤔
Thanks for sharing this. The side by side comparison helped me tremendously and cleared up some questions I had.
Exactly what I was looking for, thanks.
At last, some informative stuff on flashes, instead of reading out specs. Watching your video can prevent people taking decisions they regret later. Thanks.
Thank you so much for the kind words! Glad we could help out 🙌
i have the TT685 and just acquired a V350.The smaller unit is lovely, operates more smoothly and can still be used as a master flash (can be used instead of an X-T1 as you can set it's power to 0) Just need to practice a bit the confusing menu
I am new to using a flash on my A7 III. Don't have much experience at all to be honest. I am looking at either the V860 II or the V350. Because the A7 III is great at high ISO will the larger flash be more beneficial or is the V350 enough? In other words if you had both which flash will be used mostly in terms of every type of photography you can think of. Thanks
@@christianlionel1988 The smaller versions in high iso will work grate, the larger ones power output will come in handy, if you need that higher power and/or faster recycle times. (faster recycles and more light at same power increments). In addition, lower powered flash pops generate less heat, if you plan on utilizing it in quick pop sucsession with high power, then the smaller ones may over heat faster and slow down
Using the V350 as a trigger is a smart move!
Quick simple and to the point. I just upgraded from a Canon T6i to a Sony A7iii and I learned that my old Yongnuo speedlites were only compatible with my canon so I needed to buy new speedlites and I couldn’t figure out which ones. Thanks to this video the answer is pretty simple now. Thanks a lot
funny how I had the same canon camera and did the same upgrade
what speedlite did you end up getting for the a7iii???
Which flash are you using now
A note about the flashes that take standard batteries, I have seen significantly better recycle times on my Amazon Basics flash when using Nickle Metal-hydride (Ni-MH) batteries (rated power of 3 WH per battery, 1.2 volt 2500 mAh) than I ever had with alkalines. Of course, rechargeable batteries are going to be more expensive than their alkaline counterparts, but they do reduce operating costs.
Very very useful video!! Even though it´s from 5 year ago, it´s better than most nowadays reviews.
Glad it was helpful!
ur explanation was awesom man..last 2 wekks i had been looking for answer..and finally got from you......Thank you
Thanks for making and sharing your video!!
Short sweet and precise video to the point.... Great work man....
Thank you!
Dope video, I have the a6500. I been researching for a good flash to go along with it & this video helped me save a lot of time. I think I’m gonna end up getting the TT685S, it has all I need & it’s way more affordable compared to the Sony flashes
Clear, concise, and incredibly useful. Thank you for the great video, I'm going to pick up the V860ii!
Am using a TT685C and also have a X1TF to use with a Fuji X-T30. TTL and HSS work with this combination. In fact, the speedlight shows “FUJI” when using the remote trigger. Now have a speedlight I can share between 2 camera systems.
Just the video I was looking for... thank you :-)
Glad we could help!
Bro THANK YOU!!! You rock!!
Thanks! Very helpful indeed. Gets a bit less confusing. I own 2 tt685N and both triggers, and of course several Godox accessories. Like Godox!
Why not use a 685 and a 600?
Nice. You forgot to mention the longevity of the lithium-ion rechargeables though. supposedly you can get twice the amount of shots out of them as well SD faster refresh rate and in most situations not having to stop to change those Double A's is worth having the lithium-ion. the lithium-ion powered ones are much more expensive but it really seems worth it for the speed and longevity.
Amazing review had all the info I needed and even the one I didn't know I needed, Thank you !!!
Wow very comprehensive. Thanks for the great review.
Glad it was helpful!
That clears a lot of confusion. Thanks!
You're welcome!
This video saved me from confusions between them.
Glad it was helpful!
Concise and useful. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for watching!
excellent video! Now I have narrowed my choices down to the V350 and trigger or the V860 kit.
Tami L Howard try the viltrox it works on cable TTL and works on xt1 r. Plus it has wireless TTL slave?.
Excellent video!
Super helpful vid, man - thanks!
Very informative video, thank you!!!
Thank you!
Everyone seems to be raving about this flash. I was so excited to receive it but as soon as I put it onto my camera I found one major problem. No one seems to have mention it and in my books it means that I can't use it as an event photographer. The head does not lock. I use the MagMod sphere and bounce and as soon as I put it on the head collapses down. Has anyone else come across this?
good on godox!, finally a LI-ON battery for a speedlight, no more AA's :-)))))))
Really useful - thank you.
Great display. very informative. Thanks.
First when using either rechargeable or external battery packs for the V350, V860, TT600 or TT685 using either will decrease recycle times not increase recycles times and all of the flashes shown in the video have build in master modes function which will trigger and control all the others using the master mode by group/channel, HSS, off or on and power level adjustments.
Robert T. Johnson thanks for pointing that out. Increase the speed of the recycle time* is what was meant.
Yes, all the flashes shown have built-in* (not build in) master modes but this would mean that you would have to camera mount the master flash to control. If you’d like them all off camera you would still need the use of the Godox X triggers.
Yes you would need to have one of the flashes on the camera to act as a master to the others. Researched manuals for each states " Fully support Nikon i-TTL camera flash. Workable as Master or Slave unit in a wireless flash group. With built-in 2.4GHz wireless remote system to support transmitting and receiving." I am a Nikon shooter. Still a great video and I would recommend the Godox flash system to anyone.
What about ttl mode with canon 80d a lot of customers having problems with tt685 when connected to canon 80d in ttl mode it always gets overexposed pics
Thank you for that informative video! Greetings from Philippines!!
Glad it was helpful!
Nice flashes. Nice presentation. Thanks for sharing valuable knowledge.
Hey, great comparison man, thanks. I have a problem with my a6400 and a TT685s, when using it in TTL mode with a shutter faster than 1/160s (high speed sync) it seems to just fire at full power all the time, is that intended, or am i doing something wrong? shouldnt it be metering with TTL?
Lovely review. Helping. Thanks much.
Thank you!
My only problem with the Godox/Flashpoint units is that the plastic hotshoe is pretty flimsy. I wish that there were a metal hotshoe available...
Love Godox for what they have done, on that note the main issue(s) are
if you're using non Godox strobes you can not control the lights even
with the firmware updates. All you have is a trigger it's looking like
Yongnuo is the only flash controller that will work with your mix of
light.
dope video. now, u cleared my confusion...thamks a lot.
Thank you for this video
Great explanation , thank you 🙏
Glad it helped!
Great Video Thanks!
Excellent Review. Very Helpful. THANK YOU>
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Great video man. Thanks
Very helpful, thank you! :)
No worries :)
Great video. Thanks
Glad you liked it!
Nice, very helpful video. Resolved my dilemma.
Thanks for an informative video. Would have liked to have a better idea about the quality of light diffusion (without the diffusion filter).
great video! you mentioned recycle time can be improved using the godox power pack with the tt685 speedlight. when you do connect the power pack, do you still need to install batteries in the speedlight or just use the power pack to power the speedlight?
Is the actual flash power/reach the same when they are fully charged?
The hot shoe is the main concern now since pple with budget cameras like 2000d...so make sure you alos zoom in the hotshoe.....i tried godox tt600 and it somehow worked
Excellent video on the different flashes Godox produce One item I would've liked to have seem: I wish you had pulled the 350s out of their boxes and shown them with the others. I have an Olympus EM1 MKII and the size of the 680 and 860 are a concern.; seeing them with the 350s would've given me an idea of scale. Thanks.
for the tt685 and using a power pack, does the power pack provide all necessary power or do you still have to install the double A batteries for the electronics?
A great presentation. How did you remember all that? Didn't look like you were reading it off a screen. Well done.
Great video thanks but you made no mention of the v850ii. Perhaps it wasn't available at the time of this video. Thanks again.
Hi, very informative explanation. I have a question, on the TT600S the multi interface Sony shoe will set all the functions on the camera, shutter speed, zoom indication of flash ready etc (No TTL of course) or it doesn 't communicate at all, only the center contact? if this is the case why the sony shoe?
Hi, thx for the info. I got godox tt350c works good BUT after couple pics shows that the battery empty although it’s not. When I take the battery out and in it works again !? Any explanation please 😊
Great video! Thanks for the info. Now i know which flash i need to buy!
Thanks for being straight to the point....I couldn't decide on the smaller v350 or the larger v860II. Going for the larger one because I want the larger output for when I use high speed sync...
Can you provide the manufacturer name and product number of the splitter for the PROPAC PB960 that you showed? Thanks for your help!
Are this all usable even without centerpin on hotshoe? Using 250d
Does the Godox transmitter included with TT520/560 works with other strobe models?
Will the Godox V860ii works with any camera flash mount? And will it perform all functions smoothly? Or do I have to buy the V860ii dedicated for Canon? Thank you
It's best to use the camera brand specific model. The V860IIC would be the model suited for Canon.
Lovely great work
Thank you! Cheers!
In the description of the godox tt685 they wrote that it has a modeling light
Thanks, this is a helpful video. well explained.
Question?..If I purchase the larger v860II and want to use off camera...pretty much always...but want sometimes one on camera should I get the smaller v350 to use as my trigger , or will it be too complicated. That way I have both flashes and can use off camera or on camera (smaller one) sometimes.?
The V350 will also work as master so that configuration sounds suitable. Later down the track if you want both off camera simply look at the X1 or XPro trigger.
Hello, thanks for the video, one question please:
Does the TT600 have the same output as the 685/860? If I am not interested in the TTL function should i save myself the extra $100?
Thanks!
Hey there! Yes the TT600 and the TT685 have the same power output with a guide number of 60.
If you do not require the TTL functions, the TT600 is a perfect flash for you!
@@hypop Thanks for the reply, appreciate it
@@hypop can i use the xt1 and at the Channel A the tt685 and a Second at Channel B the flash tt600? Understand? Can xt1 Control these 2 diferent models at the same time?
thx man u were very helpfull
Glad I could help!
Which one should i buy godox tt600 or godox ttl685?
Nice review. Im not a pro and im wondering how long or how many days would the charge remain on the battery since i go out of town for a week or so. I mean do i need to bring extra lithium battery or battery pack. Tnx.
The battery will not be used up if you don't use the flash. Just bring the charger, and you should be fine. How many pictures do you plan on taking?
Hypop si tengo un Flash TT350N para Nikon y la quiero montar sobre una cámara Canon t6 o disparar fuera de la cámara con un XT2C para canon se puede ?
I bought three of the Godox TT685o for wedding work. They all have an infuriating problem both with my Panasonic and Olympus bodies. When used on camera and direct the auto zoom does not correlate properly to the focal length set on the lens. If I zoom my lens out to 12mm these flashes go to 14mm. If I zoom to 14mm they go to 17mm. If I zoom to 17mm they go to 25mm. If I zoom to 25mm they go to 35mm and so on. If I use the flash like this then I get dark edges around my frame like a vignette. Infuriating! I hoped that a firmware update might fix this. There has been one so far, but it doesn't. I've conversed with other users on forums. Apparently the V860iio lithium ion powered model has the same fault. Unfortunately, Godox customer service is non existent so absolutely no joy contacting them! Beware if you are buying for on camera use!
I don't have these flashes myself but did see another video where someone had this issue... I believe theres a setting within the camera menu where you can adjust the flash itself dependent on the type of camera you are using it with....i.e. APC vs FF, M4/3.... sounds strange to me, but just came across the video recently ...for what its worth
NEFTALI CANO - The only such setting is in the flash rather than the camera. On the Olympus/Panasonic version all it does is change the displayed value of the zoom from m4/3 to 135 full frame value. It doesn’t actually have any effect on the value that the flash zooms to relative to the camera. Ie. If I zoom my camera lens to 25mm the flash will zoom to 35mm. If the 135 full frame option is enabled the display on the flash will show 70mm instead. It doesn’t actually change the value that it zooms to.
@@alexwade9921 I'm sure you are already doing this but: I guess the best you can do is drop a "stofen" on it. You'll lose a stop or so but it should make up a bit of the °difference. I know with my SB 700 I get a few more °degrees with it (even though it covers the lens range pretty thoroughly). Good luck.
Hi
Can we use Nikon SB700 and AD 200 pro together?
If yes pls guide me how I can do this.
I have X2T trigger.
Thax.
Does the TT685 and V860 has the same flash power output? I have seen mixed information upon my research.
just my 2c, you don't need 2minutes just to say "V is the Lithium Battery therefore faster recycle time from 0.1s-1.7s while TT is the AA battery and the recycle time is 0.1s-2.0s".
Good demonstrations! How would you determine flash outputs and aperture indoor shootings?
Depending on how you shoot, the easy way would be to use TTL and adjust with flash exposure compensation. Set your desired aperture and start shooting! Once you're comfortable you can start playing around with Manual however we like to keep our ISO at 100 and no higher than 1/125 SS unless using High Speed Sync
Hi. I have Nikon D5200.the camera I have doesn't offer HSS. When in manual mode,the camera won't let me go above 1/250. With these flashes, can I use the HSS feature with my camera? Thanks for the informative video.
No you can not. D5200 does not support HSS
@@vigopudzmis5845 Thanks for the response. I just purchased a used Nikon d7100 for this one feature.
Thank you!!
Thanks man
No problem!
Take a shot, every time he says lithium battery. Thanks for the Vid.
That would be a good night! 😂
Hypop if I have a TT350N Flash for Nikon and I want to mount it on a Canon t6 camera or shoot off-camera with an XT2C for Canon, can I?
What are the fine batteries to be used for Godox TT350 Speedlight?
Great video, thanks! Can you answer a question about the Propac and connecting to the 685? This information is not obvious and even the Godox website doesn't make this clear. What specific cable do you need to go from the Propac to the port at the front of the flash? Yes, Godox has cables for going from the Propac for Sony Nikon and Canon, but they don't seem to elaborate on what specific cable you need to go from the Propac to their OWN flashes. Its frustrating. Can you help?
Hi there Jim!
No worries, it can be quite confusing. I believe that all the Godox Speedlights use the Canon input so you will need the Canon cable!
Great video, thankyou!
Great overview! can you control the flash power from the transmitter?
Yes
Hi There,
Thank you for the information. I have Yongnuo RF 603 N trigger (Nikon) already available with me. So, will Godox V860ii N trigger with it ? Please confirm.
Hey there!
If you have the RF 603 N Pair (trigger and receiver) then yes you can sit the V860II N on the receiver unit and it will connect with your trigger and fire.
If not, any of the Godox X System triggers (X1, X2 or XPro) will work on it's own as the V860II has a built in Godox Receiver.
Hope that helps!
@@hypop Thanks a lot..I only have a single Yongnuo trigger. So, buying a new Godox trigger will be a better option.
Hi, which would you recommend for Nikon5300? Usually to use during travel and sometimes ballroom/indoor events.
V350N
Agreed! For portability and a great little flash, perfect for travel, that will have more output than your popup flash the V350N is ideal.
@@hypop i can use for outdoor portraits or better the 685?
Thanks!
Hi , GREAT VIDEO ! Can you please help me i want to buy a V860IIC for my Canon SL3 , the only problem is that Canon remove the central pin from the hot shoe , i understand there is a firmwhere update out there that will make it work but on the Godox page the canon 250D (SL3) was not mentioned .
Best to hop into your local Godox retailer to try this in person. Canon have been removing compatibility with third party flashes and making it harder for Canon users. Your local retailer should be able to update the firmware of their gear for you to test.
Nice vidéo
But I have a question : which one should I get for event photography ? And does it stand the magmod sphere ?
Is the Godax 350 work on Canon 5DSr, the Godax official website not include 5DSr on their list.
Do the 350s act as a master/trigger? How far from subject will 350s work?
How do you connect Godox tt600 flash and cannon 650d without using the trigger
You may want to look at a TTL cord, otherwise mounting direct to the hot shoe
Can you please tell me if godox TT685F is supported by fujifilm xh2?
Yes, it should work with the XH2. There's discussions about it on DPRreview forums online.