I believe TTL is very useful for 'run n gun' situations such as shooting events where people don't have time for you to manually adjust your exposure esp. while changing location or with ambient light changes. Also having HSS capability on shoe means you can shoot outdoors with minimal budget i.e. only a reflector is needed. No need for a trigger, softbox etc
I completely agree with your first point because i myself use the TTL when i just have one shot opportunity because i might not be able to take a second shot but for outdoor shoot using a hot shoe mounted flash is a big no for me. i have tried using a direct flash and trust me the results awful. in terms of percentage i use manual flash 90% of the time. There is nothing right or wrong associated with TTL flashes its just about what do you want. no one is better than the other its just about when you need one.
@@umar_withra There's a tutorial I came across that shows how to use on-camera flash and a reflector to create great portraits without using a softbox. Check out SLR Lounge channel
hello and thanks for this! Just to be sure, so in terms of output power the two speedlites are identical? ONLY difference is the in-camera high speed sync? Cheers and love from Italy
Just cheked, they updated today the specification to 200mm. I give up :)) Now I cant' compare GN36 of my TT350 expressed at 105mm with 685 expresset at 200mm...
since this video is for godox and godox comparison so i had to had to talk about godox and godox and godox and sorry i used godox too many times and yeah thanks mate 🤞😁
My Godox TT600N has faster recycle time than my Godox TT685II, when both use full power. They both use the same kind of battery. How is that so? Anyone else experiencing this?
Hey Umar, I think the TT685 can be used with triggers as an off-camera flash in HSS mode as well? Can you clarify? I have seen some videos where they have used it like that.
yes it can be used in HSS mode while using it OFF camera. I have TT600 and i do use it if required but keep in mind if Flash is in HSS mode its Power will be exponentially reduced to you might have to use the setup in Low Ambient light or use 2 speedlights together.
depend on alot of factors battery mah, working temmperature,power you are using,manual or ittl model, batteries age etc. i usually got about 350-400 shots while using 2500 mah batteries using them about 1/8 to 1/4 power. no idea about full power. i guess they will be around 100-150 at max still its just my guess.
@@umar_withra thanks, you helped a lot. I have one more question (and sorry for my english): I am new to this and it'll be my first flash. I plan to buy one with softbox for recreational portraiture work and product phography. Later I want to buy second flash - maybe AD200 or again TT600 (it looks really like great value for money). Then I want to use TT600 as a backlight or fill light. Do you think there will be no problem in the future with synchronization with newer godox flashes and it'll be work fine?
@@martin.kuchar1 Martin As of now Every Godox product works in harmony with each other,X1T/X2T both can trigger any Godox Flash that has radio technology in it TT600/685/V860/AD200/AD360/AD600 without any issue. I suggest you if you don't need that much power,AD200 would be the waste of money since you mentioned you need them for product photography and use it indoor. Again happy to help :)
@@umar_withra i had asked someone regarding the Godox TT685n for Nikon D3400 because i was interested with it to learn and use a speed light as i previously use was the built in flash and i was told that it wouldn't work because of the TTL flashing only and he recommended the Godox TT600n as it would work for my camera model as it was for manual and automatic flashing but it became more complicated as it added more unanswered questions for me
@@ezrajaycexaviery2533 both will work on your D3400 TT685n will have Auto Metering system as well as Manual Mode. Whereas TT600n only has manual mode. If you want to learn how the flash i suggest you go for manual , it will be difficult in the begging but you will get through else TT685n will work on your device dont worry. Your call!
Didnt understand a thing. Put the sub an even the sub understand what are you saying. You say a lot godo tt600 and godox tt685, simple say the Manual and TTL.
@@umar_withra so, the diference is the ttl? Im thinking of getting the tt600. I have the x1 and with the tt600 thinking about doing some hss outdoor in suny days.
@@victorramirez361 yes TTL is the only difference along with the capability of TT685 to use HSS on camera hot shoe but TT600 doesn't have that capability. But i am sorry it won't be powerful during a bright sunny day. Either buy Ad200 or Ad600 OR simply shoot during the sunsets, this way you wont need much power.
@@umar_withra Haha, i cant afford that kind of strobes right now :( Yes, i saw that, the power thing, and i'll try to change it to sunset. What about shadows or cloudy days? Thanks for answering in a vid you made about 3 years...now...??
I believe TTL is very useful for 'run n gun' situations such as shooting events where people don't have time for you to manually adjust your exposure esp. while changing location or with ambient light changes. Also having HSS capability on shoe means you can shoot outdoors with minimal budget i.e. only a reflector is needed. No need for a trigger, softbox etc
I completely agree with your first point because i myself use the TTL when i just have one shot opportunity because i might not be able to take a second shot but for outdoor shoot using a hot shoe mounted flash is a big no for me. i have tried using a direct flash and trust me the results awful. in terms of percentage i use manual flash 90% of the time. There is nothing right or wrong associated with TTL flashes its just about what do you want. no one is better than the other its just about when you need one.
@@umar_withra There's a tutorial I came across that shows how to use on-camera flash and a reflector to create great portraits without using a softbox. Check out SLR Lounge channel
Hey Umar! Thanks bro for taking the time to do research and produce this video!
happy to help:)
hello and thanks for this! Just to be sure, so in terms of output power the two speedlites are identical? ONLY difference is the in-camera high speed sync?
Cheers and love from Italy
yes mate, both have the same guide number.
Love from Australia
cheers.
thank you! you just saved me money.
you are welcome:)
thanks for your explanation
thankyou hakim.
Thanks for tell the difference at the beginning!!! The TTL and e-ttl it was what I was looking for. And the 600 doesn't have it
@@NerioAguirre yeah sure. whatever works for you. if you want TTL go for 685 else 600.
@@umar_withrathanks! very helpful
Very concise. Thanks for your video. Very helpful.
Thankyou steve. I hope you have a nice day.
The general information is good. But it would be easier and simpler to put it on a comparison chart with checkmarks.
you are probably right
Thank you! I'll save a little with this
happy to help
very helpfull video, i had 1 question, Does the TT600 function at Hi-speed sync off camera above 200 shutter ?
Yes you can have High Speed sync it you use the speedlight OFF camera. It won't offer Hss on camera,TT685 gives you Hss on camera.
Thanks a lottt for the information
Nice job Umar but info are uncorrect. GN of 685 is referred to 105mm not on 200 as you wrote. Maybe it's wrong the data on 600 too.
check the source, i have used my data From Godox Official website.
@@umar_withra Me too, Umar. I've taken the info on official Godox website: www.godox.com/EN/Products_Camera_Flash_TT685N.html
Just cheked, they updated today the specification to 200mm. I give up :)) Now I cant' compare GN36 of my TT350 expressed at 105mm with 685 expresset at 200mm...
Thank you
To many repeatition godox godox godox godox. Hehe. Thanks this video is very helpful
since this video is for godox and godox comparison so i had to had to talk about godox and godox and godox and sorry i used godox too many times and yeah thanks mate 🤞😁
How do you connect Godox tt600 flash and cannon 650d without using the trigger
only way to trigger the flash is by using optical slave feature on TT600.
I have 650 D and tt600
My Godox TT600N has faster recycle time than my Godox TT685II, when both use full power. They both use the same kind of battery. How is that so? Anyone else experiencing this?
are you using TT685 on Auto?
@@umar_withra I use the test button on each model
@@roybraym how much is the difference in terms of seconds?
info comparison too fast la bro ... slow a bit lah. 😅😅
Hey Umar, I think the TT685 can be used with triggers as an off-camera flash in HSS mode as well? Can you clarify? I have seen some videos where they have used it like that.
yes it can be used in HSS mode while using it OFF camera. I have TT600 and i do use it if required but keep in mind if Flash is in HSS mode its Power will be exponentially reduced to you might have to use the setup in Low Ambient light or use 2 speedlights together.
Tx for info. Auto-translate to English is useless.
in my country they cost 90 and 140 usd...
i ve quoted adorama international prices. obviously they will be different from country to country.
How much shot we can take with 1set Batteries?? ( full power of flash)
depend on alot of factors battery mah, working temmperature,power you are using,manual or ittl model, batteries age etc. i usually got about 350-400 shots while using 2500 mah batteries using them about 1/8 to 1/4 power. no idea about full power. i guess they will be around 100-150 at max still its just my guess.
@@umar_withra thank u. So much
Hi. I have question - what about manual power control of TT600 and it's compatibility with X2T? I want to use two TT600 trough it.
yes you can manually control the power and yes TT600 is fully compatible with X2T aswell.
@@umar_withra thanks, you helped a lot. I have one more question (and sorry for my english): I am new to this and it'll be my first flash. I plan to buy one with softbox for recreational portraiture work and product phography. Later I want to buy second flash - maybe AD200 or again TT600 (it looks really like great value for money). Then I want to use TT600 as a backlight or fill light. Do you think there will be no problem in the future with synchronization with newer godox flashes and it'll be work fine?
@@martin.kuchar1 Martin As of now Every Godox product works in harmony with each other,X1T/X2T both can trigger any Godox Flash that has radio technology in it TT600/685/V860/AD200/AD360/AD600 without any issue. I suggest you if you don't need that much power,AD200 would be the waste of money since you mentioned you need them for product photography and use it indoor. Again happy to help :)
@@umar_withra thanks, what you say makes perfect sense. it really helped. I have ordered one :)
@@martin.kuchar1 happy to help:)
You are Yallow :D
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Do Godox TT685N work on Nikon D3400
yes
@@umar_withra i had asked someone regarding the Godox TT685n for Nikon D3400 because i was interested with it to learn and use a speed light as i previously use was the built in flash and i was told that it wouldn't work because of the TTL flashing only and he recommended the Godox TT600n as it would work for my camera model as it was for manual and automatic flashing but it became more complicated as it added more unanswered questions for me
@@ezrajaycexaviery2533 both will work on your D3400 TT685n will have Auto Metering system as well as Manual Mode. Whereas TT600n only has manual mode. If you want to learn how the flash i suggest you go for manual , it will be difficult in the begging but you will get through else TT685n will work on your device dont worry. Your call!
@@umar_withrathank you for your explanation as it becomes more clearer for me that both speedlight would work on my camera and their difference
TT 600 also TTL and HSS
only hss
Didnt understand a thing. Put the sub an even the sub understand what are you saying. You say a lot godo tt600 and godox tt685, simple say the Manual and TTL.
noted!
@@umar_withra so, the diference is the ttl? Im thinking of getting the tt600. I have the x1 and with the tt600 thinking about doing some hss outdoor in suny days.
@@victorramirez361 yes TTL is the only difference along with the capability of TT685 to use HSS on camera hot shoe but TT600 doesn't have that capability. But i am sorry it won't be powerful during a bright sunny day. Either buy Ad200 or Ad600 OR simply shoot during the sunsets, this way you wont need much power.
@@umar_withra Haha, i cant afford that kind of strobes right now :(
Yes, i saw that, the power thing, and i'll try to change it to sunset. What about shadows or cloudy days?
Thanks for answering in a vid you made about 3 years...now...??
@@victorramirez361 me neither. thats why i pick a time where my speedlight wont have to work that hard. No its not even 1 year old yet.
recycle time is not the same in real life
yes its not cause it depends on alot of factors battery percentage,battery age, temperature,power you are using,life of flash tube etc.
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