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- In this video I recommend the best flash for beginners to get started and taking your photography to the next level. I demonstrate the advantages of TTL and HSS (High Speed Sync or FP) that make it easy to get great pictures.
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@@RobTrek Thanks for helping!
You say that a good reason to get the X1T and not the pro, is the X1T has the hotshoe in which you can place an old manual flash. I have both this trigger and the TT350 and a couple of manual flashes. But I would not use them this way. Either I'd put the TT350 on top of the camera, and trigger the the old flash with an optical trigger; Or I put the TT350 off-camera; the old flash off-camera too; and use an optical trigger again (preferred setup).
Or I can use the old flash on-camera, and switch the TT350 to optical trigger. In no situation would I need the X1T's hotshoe. So, what am I missing?
@@gmaas1418 Using the x1t hotshoe helps to minimize setup. In my work in real estate, this allows me to shoot in very tight spaces or awkward rooms with one tripod and one light stand. Otherwise, I'd have to carry two light stands and a tripod. Many times I just walk around a room while hand holding the 2nd flash and don't bother with the light stands at all.
This is now my 5th video on the TT350 and yours was BY FAR the best video. Explained everything in layman's terms, and even demo'd. 10/10
Wow, thanks!
You have to love the photographer that has his own heliport in his backyard! Thanks!
You got that right!
Thank you for all the amazing tutorials about the EM10 Mk ii. I've owned one since 2016, but only until 2 weeks ago have I found time to learn it seriously. All my questions about how take better pictures with it are answered through a lot of your videos. For that, I thank you! Keep the awesome videos coming please!
Glad to help!
I have a yongnuo YN550 for Nikon, which I have been using for 4+ years. I use it rarely for indoor shots. It does work (without TTL, of course) on my EM-10 II also and I love to reflect it from the walls or the ceiling. This Godox 350 looks very nice and TTL does make life much easier, but I have my eyes on 660. That one also has HHS and works on all hot shoes and they say that it is the brightest of all those small (non-pro) flashes and costs 70 USD.
This was a very nice tutorial for those like me, who has never tried HHS. Thank you very much for your time and effort. I will definitely try HHS for outdoor portraits on a bright sunny day.
Thanks. Yes, more power is better as I showed in this video that small flashes can be limiting.
I just got the TT350. You probably mean getting the T600? I looked at that too. The TTL really is a nice feature. It really works - when it's within the power of the flash, you always get a good exposure. No more manual fiddling and trial-and-error. Simply always right the first time. It's almost magic.
@@gmaas1418 Nope. I meant the Yongnuo YN-660
It's going to be my next purchase, good job thanks Rob
Thanks, you won't regret it!
You really succeed in explaining everything so well. Ever thought of a teaching job ?
All my photo’s shot with my Olympus are technically perfect thanks to you mainly.
Thank you! No teaching job for me though. I forgot stuff too much.
You are the best Rob! You should be an OM Ambassador!
Hi Rob, I've been debating whether to buy the Godox tt350 but after watching this excellent video I've gone and ordered one. Here in the UK its £106 with the trigger which I think is a good price. Thank you for helping me to decide.
Glad this video helped! Thanks.
Rob, another late comment by me. Very helpful vidieo....am spending hours watching your videos as have just come to the Olympus system.
Trust, that by now, you are reassured that you have a large and loyal following and that Olympus is to release a range of lens in 2020, even though they seem to be very slow at F4.
Thanks, Robert. I am very honored to have such a great community. F4 is just a bit slow for the kind of photography I like to do at night, but that's what primes are for.
I recently bought one of these second hand (but unused) for next to nothing. I am quite impressed by it. Really good video, thanks Rob!
Thanks. Always nice to get stuff dirt cheap! Such as expensive hobby/field.
Great little tutorial. I didn't realize how the flash would work outdoors. Clearly a real flash is better than the little pop up flash.
Thanks. Yes, much better. I barely scratched the surface on versatility.
Thank you! Very helpful! Going to give it a try!
Great!
I've had my eye on that flash. Always love your videos. Great ideas for budget photography too. I just bought extension tubes because of your videos and I am really having fun with it.
Thanks. It's a nice little flash to get started. They of course have a full line up of flash to expand.
I am very Grateful that you are sharing such great information Rob!!
Thank you.
Hallo Rob,
Your videos are very helpfull. Your explaining what you are doing, in clearly steps for settings in camera and other equitment, is good learning en teaching.
Evert the Netherland
Thank you!
I was eyeing this flash for a long time and coming may will purshase one.Great tutorial,and i do enjoy it.
Thank you.
A very late post!
As good as the OMI clearly is, tbh, it's above my budget.
Will remain with my 2 mint Pen Fs and an OMD E 10 Mk IV ( purchased new at a significant discount).
I have rarely used flash, apart from OE flash on my Canon 6D.
Tbh, I find flash a little intimidating 🤪.
Part of the problem is that it will be used on, essentially, human subjects and mainly indoors to compensate for the lack of available light.
I have looked at the various options and, as you have recommended, find Godox does all I want- and in fact far more than my,very, limited abilities.
In the past, with my Canon 6D and 2nd hand Canon flash, have obtained reasonable results by deliberately using only TTL.
This may be a little too tame for many,however my only aim is to obtain reasonably exposed images.
Whilst there is a cheaper Godox, my preference is for the more expensive, but still just 1 up "from the bottom". Only intend using Apeture priority and TTL.
Not very adventurous. The more expensive, but still way cheaper than an OE flash,it has a more powerful GODOX battery that will enable much faster recycle times and will avoid the need to purchase Nimh batteries and recharge etc+ plus those batteries have a nasty habit of being misplaced by me.
In time, I may purchase a quite cheap softbox and mount that on the flash head. Also, may possibly purchase some coloured plastic flash head covers.
Am aware that separate flash stands are not particularly expensive, however, regrettably believe that the sight of this equipment would simply frighten unwilling subjects.
Should you have time, would appreciate your views, or simply a link to a video where you have used the more powerful, but not that expensive, Godox flash.
Btw: I sent funds several weeks' ago, a small amount given the immense amount of help provided by you, particularly with the lovely Pen Fs.
I really do appreciate the support. I haven't done any videos using the more powerful flashes. I may need to do one soon. Stay tuned. Thanks.
Great video Rob. Extremely helpful and well presented.
Thank you!
Thank you Rob! Fun thing-squirrel jumping in the back at 07:40 ))
Ha! I didn't see that. They don't dare come into my yard. I have Ellie protecting me.
Always enjoy your videos. I have the Godox as well, and think it’s a wonderful flash and system. Thanks for the refresher on using it. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for watching!
Great content. Thanks. Good example for using ISO low. The helicopter, landing on the backyard, would be a great shooting subject too.
Hahaha! Thanks. I have a few shots of these helicopters (and planes) flying over. The air show is coming soon, so I may get a few shots of those. They practice for weeks it seems before the event, so it gets really noisy.
Very informative video Rob, I have only studio flash, this is making me look at that Godox! Brilliant results!
Thanks. I have another video on the godox coming up maybe tonight. I shot it, just need to edit and upload.
Excellent. I was looking at this flash and my father in law has just purchased one so this video will be very useful to us. Thanks!
Thanks. I may do some more videos specifically with ttl and hss. Most of my flash videos are in full manual.
@@RobTrek Please feel free to make as many as you can! My flash experience is zero lol
@Joe I'm shocked! Your photography is epic. Can't believe flash hasn't been part of that journey.
@@RobTrek Thank you! Such an honour! Well I guess it helps that I mainly do wildlife and its not usually needed for that. I could have made use of it on the first paid shoot I did a few weeks back. It was a maternity shoot but it went well.
I am currently in a field filming a TH-cam episode lol I was a few metres away from some wild hares getting down to "business" shall we say 😂
I use flash on Ellie time to time, so if you can get close enough, it's worth it. Have you seen that video "It's Business Time"? th-cam.com/video/WGOohBytKTU/w-d-xo.html
Anyway, I need to go cut the grass now.
Thanks Rob just bought this in the UK via your link
Thank you!
Great stuff man - I had to choose between this and the Yognuo when I got my flash , but I went for the Yognuo - still wasn't a bad choice
Thanks. I went with Yognuo on my Nikon system, but since sold those. Kept the triggers though. Great flashes.
Great choice if one's comfortable using flashes in manual mode.
I'm using my Nikon-compatible YN460 on my E-M10 myself. Works perfectly.
@@RobTrek I've been using my Yongnuo Nikon triggers with my E-M10. In my experience with YN622 Tx and YN622n, I'm unable to remotely control the power of the flash from the 622Tx mounted on the camera. I have to walk over to the flash to change its power on the flash itself. No matter what value I set from the Tx, it'll shoot on the power set on the flash.
What's your experience in this scenario? Am I doing something wrong?
I was eyeing this flash for a very long time and coming May i am going to purchase one(used or knew).Thanks for the tutorial.I enjoy it a lot and is learning.
@Abbas Bin Younas Unfortunately, I sold off my Yongnuo flashes. I only kept the triggers. I'll try it with my Nikon flashes and let you know.
Great video as always Rob
Thank you.
Nice work. You're good
Thanks!
Great info, as always. Thanks Rob!
Thank you!
Hallo Rob,
I learn for placing the flash or lamps on a person out of the camera is 45 degrees.
Great Evert
Thanks for sharing. Appreciate you taking the time to write.
Hello from New York City! What did you do to avoid color temperature problems? Noticed there was not CTO or CTB gel on the flash. Thank you for your informative video.
I had a good blend of natural light and flash, so color temp looks fine without gels. Indoors in artificial warm lighting I'd need to use gels or overpower the ambient light.
Another great video. Thanks!
Thank you!
EXCELLENT!!! BRAVO! THANKS! Just subscribed.
Thank you! Glad to have you aboard.
Thanks for the information
You're welcome!
I just bought this flash, and I know it has a master function. So, if I were to buy a second one, I think I could just use the first one as the trigger with full TTL information. Correct?
I know if I got to three flashes, I would have to buy that trigger, but can I have full TTL with two without the trigger?
Yes, you can control up to three groups with the Godox TT350, so you don't need a trigger.
Great info. Thank you so much!
Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the informative video.
Thanks for watching!
Hi Rob,
I always find the answer to my questions on your Channel ! Thanks for your great tutorials! I own an EM10 Mark || (I'm a beginner) and I'm looking for a flash and now I know what to buy.
Is it important what kind of softbox to buy?
Lots a great affordable softboxes out there. Look for one that has a hot shoe mount or head clamp to hold the flash.
I am puzzled as to how you got the camera to work HSS. Unless you are using a fixed zoom lens with a leaf shutter? I am under the impression that say 1/250th is max with a detachable lens. What am I missing.
By the way, I have the Godox TT 350 to use with a Fuji X100F, so this is a great demo for me. Thanks.
The camera and flash must both be hss compatible. No need for a leaf shutter if that's the case. Puts a drain on the flash batteries, but it works.
Hi, can you please help me.
In 3:49 in this video, i see the FP activaded on screen, i have the same flash tt350 & omd10 mark iii, my question is? Do i have to set or automatically the camera does fp mode?
I hope you can help me i follow you on TH-cam from México. Thanks for all the information, sorry for my english.
When you put the flash into FP (HSS) mode, the camera will detect that automatically and go into FP mode.
How's this... Camera and Flash in manual exposure. Get the background exposed the way you like - I often choose a bit darker background. Now don't touch the exposure of your camera anymore. With flash in HSS mode and manual, take a test shot. Adjust the manual flash exposure up or down until your subject is at the brightness you want. That's all there is to it! Easy as pie...
Personally, that's how I usually do it. I was actually working on another tutorial like this. But same can be done in ttl. Just dial in -1 exposure comp in the camera, +1 on the flash and done. No test shot needed.
Seriously...If they land that chopper, they'll nick your flash...umbrella, stand and all...! Great demo, great advice, Thank You...!
Thanks. On of the perks of living near an air force base.
Hi Rob. Do you know how fill-in flash can be used in TTL mode with a camera that meters ambient light using S, A, P or Auto modes so the combined ambient and flash light are automatically balanced?
My experiments show that Olympus and Sony systems, for example, always bias exposure for flash instead of ambient light, regardless of whether the flash manufacturer is a camera brand or third party.
Using Manual mode for either a flash or camera fails to use that wonderfully accurate TTL metering. So far, I find only a camera's Slow Shutter mode allows balanced TTL metering with a flash, but for more flexibility I would love to be shown otherwise. Do you have a solution?
Wow, that's a great question. I tried dialing in -3 flash comp and +3 exposure comp. In theory this would reduce flash and raise ambient but cancel each other out for a balanced expouse. On my E-M1 III, the camera still metered for flash and the exposure was -3ev under exposed. However, on my Panasonic S-5, the camera reduced flash output and raised ambient for a better balance. I was using my godox tt350. It seems it depends on the camera programing, so you'll have to try this on your camera/flash combos and see if it works. If your using Olympus, instead of slowing the shutter to raise ambient, raise your ISO to increase ambient. This will reduce flash power needed and balance flash/ambient exposures. I tried this on my E-M1 III. At 200 iso the flash was stronger than the ambient, at 800 iso, the flash/ambient balanced evenly. Again, you'll have to experiment with what looks best since lighting conditions change. Hope that helps. -Rob
@@RobTrek Thanks for giving this some thought, Rob.
Hi Rob. Thanks a lot for the advise and all the information provided in the channel. What do you think about the new Godox V350. Would it be a bettter option? I know it´s more expensive but I would be saving on batteries and charger. Thanks
It's pretty much the same flash but would probably have faster recycle times. It seems a bit pricey for what it is. Personally I'd stick with the tt350o and get some amazon pre-charged AA, generic charger, and an x1t trigger for about the same price.
Hi Rob, very informative tutorial.
Question: Did you change a setting in the camera to enable high speed sync. I have this flash with the em1 mrk2 and it doesn't automatically go to a higher shutter speed like on your example.
What did I miss?
Thanks
Hi. I just checked on my em1-ii. When I flip the switch to high speed sync on either the trigger or the flash on camera, the sync speed goes to 1/8000. Make sure you're using mechanical shutter mode and in an area where the light is bright enough to push the shutter speed over 1/250th.
@@RobTrekThanks, forgot to flip the switch on the flash. Cantt believe I missed that.
Great video, thank you very much. Subscribed. Since the TT350 has built in master mode I was thinking that getting a pair of these flashes and using one as on-camera master would be a lot more versatile than just 1 with a dedicated transmitter and not very much more expensive. As far I could tell you can even switch off the master flash if you only want to use an off camera flash fully synced in TTL mode. What are your thoughts on this, if I may ask?
Thanks. Yes, that all works. It's a great option to just use 2 tt350s vs tt350 + trigger. That's why I love godox, it's flexible.
A nice demo and description. I may give one of those a try. The brand I have been using has not proved very reliable.
Which trigger do you use ? I could not tell from the view on the camera, the cheaper X1 TTL or the little bit more expensive X Pro TTL ?
Thanks. I use the X1.
8:30 "...it looks underexposed and I believe it's because I'm outdoors..." -- no, it's because EVERY flash working in HSS mode drops its light power drastically. You can try your flash at its "border-speed" of 1/250 sec. (when it still works in its "normal" mode) and then at, say, 1/300 (when it's in HSS mode) -- and you may want to compare histograms for both pictures.
That's the problem with HSS mode: the flash gets "weak". There's a need to move it MUCH closer to the subject.
Yes, you are correct! Thank you.
I bought this too because of lightweight. Two batteries make a huge difference.
Yes, nice and compact in the spirit of m4/3!
Rob, Do you know whether the Godox tt350 would link with Vello FreeWave Mini wireless trigger. Thanks. From your videos, I think you have both.
It works fine but the vello is a single pin trigger, so no ttl or hss.
rob, if you use the electronic shutter for a speed higher than 4000, would that do the trick and allow you to keep a low iso?
In this specific video, going to 1/8000 would have let me stay at iso200.
Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching!
Hi Rob, thanks for your video. I've noticed when I use TTL mode on godox 330 on my camera Olympus omd em mkii and Auto Iso , auto iso doesn't work.. Do you know why? Thanks
Hi. The auto iso is actually working, you just don't see the final iso setting until the picture is taken. Go into a room that is not well lit. Point the flash forward and take a picture. You'll get iso 200. Now put a magazine in front of the flash to block the light and take a picture. You'll see a much higher iso in the final image. Just be careful not to touch the front of the flash, it gets very hot!
@@RobTrek Thank You it works
Hi Rob, thanks again for another great video. Just a quick one, how would this compare to the Yongnuo that you recently tested? I am about to purchase a flash and would be interested in your thoughts. Cheers
Problem with Yongnuo is getting the right trigger system to match. Since this is your first flash, should be no problem, but when expanding you have to be careful you match the flashes with the triggers. With godox, you don't have to worry. Any trigger will work with any radio trigger flash. The Yongnuo I reviewed is cheap, powerful, and has a great optical trigger, but your limited to full manual.
Hi Rob, greetings from Indonesia. I'm just watching your video and you always have nice description. Actually I'm looking for my first flash and I've seen this flash price is fair enough for me. How about the weakness of this flash? I'm beginner to photography and actually I like to do a macro photography use 60 mm plus a raynox.
It's about right for it's size, but they offer a full size tt600 which is about 1 stop brighter. This means you can shoot at iso200 instead of iso400. In practice, it is not a big difference. You are basically trading size for a little more power. That said, in full sun most flashes will struggle anyway. You really need to step up to a full 400watt or 600watt speedlight for that. I recommended this flash for having just enough power to do most things and small enough to easily carry with you. When you get better with flash, you can make a better decision about a more powerful one. I skipped the tt600 and went to the AD200 for my pro work.
7:35 squirrel!!!
Hi Rob Watching this video on the godox tt350 and trigger again,i notice you handled your flash stand"pole". I just thought if there is a spesific flash stand you would recommend or maybe do a short video on flash stands.. Just a idea.
Just get the cheapest one for now, anything will do. Make sure it extends at least 70 inches or more (200cm or more). I bought some more expensive Phottix P-200 light stands that have lasted me 5 years now. I can definitely tell the difference in quality/durability. But I'm really not in a position to recommend light stands since I've only bought the cheapest ones and this one set of Phottix P-200 years ago. There are so many to choose from.
@@RobTrek Thanks rob. Will try to check on any recommendation and check on any reviews.
The X2T-O is now only available I believe. Have you any experience with this, do you know if it works the same?
I don't have this trigger but it should have all the same features since it has to work with the same flashes as the X1T. The extra buttons replace and make easier accessing individual groups.
@@RobTrek Thanks Rob. I always enjoy your videos and honest reviews by the way. 👍
Hi Rob, thanks again for another great video! Is it compatible with Olympus OM-D E-M10?
Yes, should be no problem.
@@RobTrek Thank you very much.
Thank you.
Thanks for watching!
I got into HSS a couple of years ago and at that time only Cactus brand supported Olympus. I have the RF60 but now I see they have introduced the RF60x which has TTL. I have got some stunningly gorgeous shots with off camera flash and HSS, sadly I dont get much opportunity to put it to use, so cant really justify upgrading. How does the cactus FR60 compare in flash output to the Godox 350? I have generally found the flash output to be enough because I have normally taken care to shoot mornings or late afternoons in the shade. But it is trial and error with the flash power. How good is TTL really when doing off camera with HSS and softbox.
Based on the specs, the FR60 looks to be 2/3 stops brighter. On a simpler level, the FR60 uses 4 batteries, the Godox 2 batteries, so the FR60 has the potential to be a full 1 stop brighter. Of course, internal circuits and their efficiency play a roll, so it seems the FR60 is doing a good job with double the power source. You probably would not have run into the lack of power output I encountered in this video. That said, most handheld flashes don't cut it anyway and you really need a powerful monolight in full sun.
TTL can make things simpler, just dial in exposure comp on the camera and the opposite on the flash. I'm working on a video to demonstrate that. But it's rare that flash output is accurate and/or consistent without paying a fortune, so even with ttl you need to do test shots or retakes. For beginner/enthusiast on a budget, I think any basic speedlight with ttl/hss is good enough and certainly will take their photography to the next level.
Rob Trek thanks Rob
Just got the TT350 (two in fact) plus the X1. Good decision. Thanks. BTW, is your golden tripod a Bilora Xedrilux? Own a red one 😉
Thanks, No it's a mefoto trip or something like that.
Hi Rob, with my em-1 Mark II I have bought the godox tt350o (thanks to your video 😁) I thought to buy maybe one another for portrait light but I have a sb900 nikon do you think I can use it too in off flash? I mean I put it on a flash feet and use it in ttl mode.. Can it be compatible with Olympus camera? Or each system have frequency different?
You'd have to control the sb900 manually and set it to fire via optical trigger. Fortunately the sb900 optical trigger is excellent. Watch my other video on using off camera flash where I use the optical trigger.
@@RobTrek cool if it works I'll take a look at this video. Thank you very much Rob 👍😁
Useful info.
Thank you!
Just to check, can tt350o use on the omd em10iii?
Yes!
Great video! Would using two of these on the same mount overpower the sun?
It should work but I only have 1 godox tt350 so can't try it for myself.
@@RobTrek Thanks for the quick reply Rob! I’m new to off camera flash photography and your videos are incredibly informative.
Does the little removable flash I got with my EM5 MKII work the same way as the popup on your EM10?
Yes, exactly the same. Better in that it tilt/rotates!
Hi is it compatible with olympus em10 mk iv ?
Yes!
Hallo rob, can godox tt350 or v350 using HSS without triger?
Yes, if you use it on-camera.
@@RobTrek oke, thanks rob. I'll buy v350s 😁
8s this flash enough or should I consider larger, v860?
If you shoot outdoors in full sun, then you'll benefit from a larger flash. It's about 1 stop brighter.
@@RobTrek Thanks. Does the 350 act as a radio trigger of additional flashes so I don't need the x1t?
@@zacharyschmidt9771 Yes. I use my tt350 to trigger my other godox flashes. Limited to 3 groups ABC vs 6 groups with a trigger.
Hi..this speed lite can pair with my em10 mark ii?
Yes, no problem.
Hi! Do you think this is still the best option in 2022?
Yes!
@@RobTrek awesome! Gonna follow your tutorial once I get one, thanks!
will it works with om-1? :)
Yes!
@@RobTrek have you tried it? I see different opinions on internet some says it's ok some says it is not cooperative with om-1.
Sorry I missed your 2nd question. Yes, I use my godox flashes with the OM-1 including the tt350. No problems.
@@RobTrek I have already bought a transmitter. Good thing is that with godox transmitter other brands of flashlights works as well :). So I currently have the godox transmitter and nikon flash. Works nicely. Need to find a faster flash tho. As mine goes only 1/125 s :)
Tip: do not test things outdoor on a cloudy day, as you can see in the video conditions changes by A LOT. Clear sky or indoor if you want a more controlled environment. Thanks for the video.
Thanks for the feedback. Yes, a controlled environment helps narrow things down and see what's changing better.
Who else saw the squirrel!?
Where did you see a squirrel?
@@RobTrek Ha ha, it's over in the yard behind. I saw it once then when you asked I had to go and look again for it and saw it twice more. Listen to yourself at 9.19. This gave me the biggest laugh! Try 4.42-50 then 7.34-39 then in the monitor screen from 7.39-47. We don't have those squirrels here so I love them when I see them.
@Liz Thanks, I totally missed that. No squirrels? Where are you? They are rampant here. My dog Ellie keeps them at bay, even caught a few to remind the others what happens if you come in our yard!
@@RobTrek I'm in Australia. I guess you would be just as intrigued if you saw a kangaroo in the background of a You Tube video!
Hahaha! So true. Can't believe squirrels are all over the planet. Shows how much I know.