I picked up the Godox TT685 several months ago to use for macro work. I've been very happy with it. My daughter wanted a flash to use for macro as well, and I decided to get her the 350 as it's small, lighter and has simpler controls. Just got it yesterday and I have taken a few test shots with it. I'm very impressed with it. While I love my 685, I would be perfectly happy with this smaller unit as my only flash for macro shooting. Despite the lower guide number, it seems to have plenty of power for closeup work. Particularly like that it comes with some very useful accessories. FYI the cold shoe included has a 1/4 - 20 thread on the bottom so you can attach it to a standard tripod thread and easily mount your flash to a tripod.
Just picked up a Ricoh GR IIIx with this flash and so far I'm loving it. Since the Ricoh has a leaf shutter I'm able to sync up to 1/2500th without HSS enabled, no problem! Very impressive. Any flash larger would be comical--it already looks funny but in a cute way. Thanks for the video, makes me feel like I made the right decision. Curious to try how this fares in daylight ...
Old vid, but a good review, I've just bought the TT350o for my Panasonic Lumix FZ10002. bridge camera. 6.8.2024. Yep and It's a pain trying to get it off my camera 😊
Thanks for sharing Daniel. Much appreciated. I have a few questions for you three years after you posted this if you don't mind? How good is the eTTL? Is it consistent? i.e. can I set it to give a nice degree of fill and get the same result every shot? Does it take rechargeable batteries, and if yes, can they be charged in situ? I'd rather not have to carry a charger when away from home if possible. I have a V1 which is rechargeable, and holds its charge for a remarkably long time! Regards reliability, both of my 580EX 2s died years ago with the problem that seems to affect most of them eventually. (the eTTL stops working, and they deliver a full power blast, but they still work in manual mode. I have some PJ friends (I worked as a commercial photographer) and they recommended Godex, so I have had a V1 for several years now. I still have my DSLRs (a 1DC and 5DS) but I bought an R7 last year for travelling, and I 'hate' not having a speedlite. In fact you did mention speedlites as an accessory people begrudge buying, but I tell people if I lost all my gear, and had to start again, a speedlite would be my very first accessory. Thanks again for the video, and I like that you have answered so many questions. Way to go! (as we say here in NZ)
Hey Trevor! In my experience the eTTL is consistant shot to shot once set. It does take rechargeable batteries however it wont charge them, so you'd need a charger. Godox equipment is pretty good to be fair to them and is improving all the time. Yeah, I agree I think folks don't get them because they don't really understand how useful they are. I had a 5Ds - great camera and i love the R7! Hope that helps. Thanks for watching! 🤜👍
@@DanielDebenham Thanks Daniel. I'm thinking that decent Lithium batteries have a lot more capacity than rechargeable batteries, so I think I'll put a couple of spare sets in my bag when travelling
As far as im aware the diffuser and bounce cards are just bits of plastic and should have no affect on what settings you can choose. Certainly the diffuser - that just sits over the bulb.
Godox names this pullable thing the "wide panel", which explains why. The idea is, that if you are pulling it, the widest zoom option (24 mm) is not wide enough. So it would make no sense to narrow the beam.
I feel sure that it would be. I have a Godox V1 for my DSLRs, and it works perfectly on a Canon R7. I am looking at the TT350C to travel with the R7 because I am too old to carry 1D bodies while on holiday nowadays.
@@DanielDebenham Thanks for the incredibly speedy reply! Now that it's been over a year since you posted this, would you still recommend this flash? For context it's my first speedlight, and I shoot Nikon.
@@DanielDebenham Then, sold. Decision made. Thanks mate, have given you a like and subscribe and clicked the notification bell as well. More power to you good sir!
You could get the TT350, V860IIC or V350C all would work providing the correct firmware upgrade is applied. Or a 2.4ghz godox X trigger and a compatible flash wod work, reach out to godox to confirm that they will, but I'm pretty sure it's accurate. 👍🤜
If you are using the Godox transmitter mounted on an Olympus camera and have 2 TT350 f flash units, the answer is yes. Both flash units can be wireless slaves to the transmitter as long as the flash trigger is matched to your camera manufacturer. If you are trying to use the Fuji flash units on an Olympus without a trigger it will not work reliably. I shoot both Canon and Olympus and have the camera specific X2T units and have no problems using the flashes, regardless of what manufacturer, to fire the flash units in slave mode.
I have TT350C and TT350O for Canon and Olympus . I have TT685C for Canon which can be controlled by the TT350O in TTL mode ( cross system compatibility ) the TT685C even display OLY when connected in TTL mode . Hoever the TT350 cant be used in TTL as a slave by another brand TT685 or TT350 .
Yeah. I saw another video on YT that shows it being used but the camera needed firmware 2.7. If your not 100% though, reach out to Godox I've always found them helpful.
Yeah, this flash should be fine with all canon models. Godox make several versions of it - you need to look for one with a 'c' in the name like the TT350c etc.
I believe Godox issued a firmware update that allows it to work in those models without a centre pin in the hotshoe. So I imagine once the update is applied then yes it would. If in doubt... Speak to godox to confirm though.
I have canon M50. I PLAN to buy godox because mu budget is a bit tight. How do you compare this to Godoz tt600? Which is better. This have TTL right? Which one should i buy?
TT350 is useless mounted on my Sony R because it's very underpowered, casting a shadow (too short) and used at cosplay, car events, it failed to perform. Compared to my AD360 etc. It's only good to become a slave strobe on my wireless as backlight
I returned my 350o. It was a piece of of shit with lousy confusing instructions. All my photos which were to be defaulted as automatic all came out dark. TTL was a joke. Perhaps I had a faulty model. Used six batteries for every twenty pics
I picked up the Godox TT685 several months ago to use for macro work. I've been very happy with it. My daughter wanted a flash to use for macro as well, and I decided to get her the 350 as it's small, lighter and has simpler controls. Just got it yesterday and I have taken a few test shots with it. I'm very impressed with it. While I love my 685, I would be perfectly happy with this smaller unit as my only flash for macro shooting. Despite the lower guide number, it seems to have plenty of power for closeup work. Particularly like that it comes with some very useful accessories. FYI the cold shoe included has a 1/4 - 20 thread on the bottom so you can attach it to a standard tripod thread and easily mount your flash to a tripod.
Just bought this today. Looking at the review after buying 🤣 Thank you for the video.
Just picked up a Ricoh GR IIIx with this flash and so far I'm loving it. Since the Ricoh has a leaf shutter I'm able to sync up to 1/2500th without HSS enabled, no problem! Very impressive. Any flash larger would be comical--it already looks funny but in a cute way.
Thanks for the video, makes me feel like I made the right decision. Curious to try how this fares in daylight ...
Thanks for mentioning what kind of trigger we can use coz I am looking for it
I have the MFT (O) version and it works brilliantly with Panasonic cameras.
Old vid, but a good review, I've just bought the TT350o for my Panasonic Lumix FZ10002. bridge camera. 6.8.2024.
Yep and It's a pain trying to get it off my camera 😊
Thanks for sharing Daniel. Much appreciated. I have a few questions for you three years after you posted this if you don't mind?
How good is the eTTL? Is it consistent? i.e. can I set it to give a nice degree of fill and get the same result every shot?
Does it take rechargeable batteries, and if yes, can they be charged in situ? I'd rather not have to carry a charger when away from home if possible. I have a V1 which is rechargeable, and holds its charge for a remarkably long time!
Regards reliability, both of my 580EX 2s died years ago with the problem that seems to affect most of them eventually. (the eTTL stops working, and they deliver a full power blast, but they still work in manual mode. I have some PJ friends (I worked as a commercial photographer) and they recommended Godex, so I have had a V1 for several years now. I still have my DSLRs (a 1DC and 5DS) but I bought an R7 last year for travelling, and I 'hate' not having a speedlite. In fact you did mention speedlites as an accessory people begrudge buying, but I tell people if I lost all my gear, and had to start again, a speedlite would be my very first accessory.
Thanks again for the video, and I like that you have answered so many questions. Way to go! (as we say here in NZ)
Hey Trevor! In my experience the eTTL is consistant shot to shot once set. It does take rechargeable batteries however it wont charge them, so you'd need a charger. Godox equipment is pretty good to be fair to them and is improving all the time. Yeah, I agree I think folks don't get them because they don't really understand how useful they are. I had a 5Ds - great camera and i love the R7! Hope that helps. Thanks for watching! 🤜👍
@@DanielDebenham Thanks Daniel. I'm thinking that decent Lithium batteries have a lot more capacity than rechargeable batteries, so I think I'll put a couple of spare sets in my bag when travelling
I agree it's very good for macro work.
what about TT685N compared with this? slight difference in price
Why, once you pull out the diffuser you no longer can adjust the focal lens manualy?
As far as im aware the diffuser and bounce cards are just bits of plastic and should have no affect on what settings you can choose. Certainly the diffuser - that just sits over the bulb.
Godox names this pullable thing the "wide panel", which explains why. The idea is, that if you are pulling it, the widest zoom option (24 mm) is not wide enough. So it would make no sense to narrow the beam.
Hm I've received mine with a set of gel filters. Mine is the Fuji version.
Thank you. Will this flash be able to trigger (as master) my original canon flashes?
Not sure on that, never tried it.
Thank you@@DanielDebenham
Does it work on4000d
hi there, how good is this flash to avoid the dreaded "red-eye" photo?
It's great. It's as good as any other speedlight. We'll worth the money. I have not regretted buying it. 👍🤜🤘
Will Godox V350 this flash work with Canon R6 Mark II?
Does this work with Nikon D5500?
Yeah should do... you need the nikon specific version (i think thats the 350n).
@@DanielDebenham Thanks
thank you for your review , it is really helpful 😊
Hi! Is this compatible with mirrorless camera like canon m50?
Yeah it should I use it on a mirrorless Canon and it works fine. Thanks for watching. 👍🤘🤜
I feel sure that it would be. I have a Godox V1 for my DSLRs, and it works perfectly on a Canon R7. I am looking at the TT350C to travel with the R7 because I am too old to carry 1D bodies while on holiday nowadays.
Got mine today! :)
Compatible with canon 2000d??
Yeah it is, but may need a firmware update before use.
Hi buddy, what would I need to mount to my camera to use this as an off-camera flash, and what would that set me back roughly? Many thanks :)
Either a godox x pro, x1 or x2. I use the x2. Somewhere around £60ish I'd say.
@@DanielDebenham Thanks for the incredibly speedy reply! Now that it's been over a year since you posted this, would you still recommend this flash? For context it's my first speedlight, and I shoot Nikon.
No worries. 🤜 100% recommend. Infact literally was using it this past Saturday.
@@DanielDebenham Then, sold. Decision made. Thanks mate, have given you a like and subscribe and clicked the notification bell as well. More power to you good sir!
Thanks bro 🙏🤜🤘
Please advice Me sir, what other godox Speedlights can I get for my canon2000d this one is short. I'm a student and I'm on a budget
You could get the TT350, V860IIC or V350C all would work providing the correct firmware upgrade is applied. Or a 2.4ghz godox X trigger and a compatible flash wod work, reach out to godox to confirm that they will, but I'm pretty sure it's accurate. 👍🤜
@@DanielDebenham ok thanks. Pls How about godox tt685?
Not sure about that one, id say contact Godox to find out more on that one.
@@DanielDebenhamthank You!
I have a godox transmitter for Olympus. Can i control two godox flashes for the fuji???
I think they have be to be specific to your camera, so im gonna guess not.
If you are using the Godox transmitter mounted on an Olympus camera and have 2 TT350 f flash units, the answer is yes. Both flash units can be wireless slaves to the transmitter as long as the flash trigger is matched to your camera manufacturer. If you are trying to use the Fuji flash units on an Olympus without a trigger it will not work reliably. I shoot both Canon and Olympus and have the camera specific X2T units and have no problems using the flashes, regardless of what manufacturer, to fire the flash units in slave mode.
I have TT350C and TT350O for Canon and Olympus . I have TT685C for Canon which can be controlled by the TT350O in TTL mode ( cross system compatibility ) the TT685C even display OLY when connected in TTL mode . Hoever the TT350 cant be used in TTL as a slave by another brand TT685 or TT350 .
Compatible with panasonic s5?
The tt350o is compatible with Panasonic. 👍
Can this be used even though you still do not have transmitter?
Yes but only on camera as you'd need the transmitter to trigger it remotely.
@@DanielDebenham Is it okay to buy it eventhough am not that much familiar with how to use it on G85? 😅
As long as the G85 accepts a ttl flash in the hotshoe I'm sure you'll be fine, obviously need to learn to use the flash and when etc.
@@DanielDebenham Thankyou Ive thought of that too, yas the TT350 works on G85 Pana. Will purchase speedlight now, your vid helped a lot thankyou
does it work on canon 250D /sl3 ?
I think the camera firmware has to be updated to make it work, I've seen others with the flash/ camera comb working.
@@DanielDebenham my sl3 has 4 pin and i dose not have center pin
Yeah. I saw another video on YT that shows it being used but the camera needed firmware 2.7. If your not 100% though, reach out to Godox I've always found them helpful.
I take two pictures with this thing and the batteries die?!
Not my experience at all. It's in no way that power hungry. It's either bad batteries or a faulty unit.
can i use it from group photo shoots as well in an indoor events? is it decent?
I used it to shoot a group shot of 63 local politicians at the beginning of December 2022... worked fine. For the price its a really good speedlight.
Hi! do you have any idea if this flash already works in canon eos 200d mark ii?
Yeah, this flash should be fine with all canon models. Godox make several versions of it - you need to look for one with a 'c' in the name like the TT350c etc.
thank you so much.. This really helps.
Will it work on 4000d?
I believe Godox issued a firmware update that allows it to work in those models without a centre pin in the hotshoe. So I imagine once the update is applied then yes it would. If in doubt... Speak to godox to confirm though.
@@DanielDebenham thank you so much that is so helpful
Canon 1500D is compatible?
It is
I have canon M50. I PLAN to buy godox because mu budget is a bit tight. How do you compare this to Godoz tt600? Which is better. This have TTL right? Which one should i buy?
Ive never looked at a 600. So couldnt say which is better. Im afraid youll need to research that and decide. Yeah, the 350 has TTL. 🤘🤜👍
TT350 is useless mounted on my Sony R because it's very underpowered,
casting a shadow (too short) and used at cosplay, car events, it failed
to perform. Compared to my AD360 etc. It's only good to become a slave
strobe on my wireless as backlight
User error, if you want to overpower lights at big events you need something like the ad series
I returned my 350o. It was a piece of of shit with lousy confusing instructions. All my photos which were to be defaulted as automatic all came out dark. TTL was a joke. Perhaps I had a faulty model. Used six batteries for every twenty pics
Wow. Not my experience at all. That does sound horrible tbf.