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Hey, I just noticed. On Oct 6, Godox posted up the V350 original firmware images. Hope you can unbrick your flash! http://www.godox.com/EN/Download.html

Yup, much better option if your primary/only usage is on-camera flash. But the M400 has no built in radio triggering and costs more than the Godox TT350 or the Meike MK320. Other commonly ...

Opinion is mixed on this subject. Some people like using TTL, many never touch it, and will tell you all you need is M. But there's some historical context going on. Back in 2006, when the Strobist ...

Actually, the li-on batteries aren't that much faster on the recycle, but they whomp on capacity; roughly 3x the capacity of just using 2xAA. The Godox TT350 is a great compromise, but for ...

Just me, but I think it's the latter. Yup. That's why you get a hotshoe flash, so you can twist the head around and bounce the light .  You also need to learn how to control the flash/ambient ...

Near as I can tell, the Godox TT680. No built-in triggering. So, the receiver has to go on the flash's foot and the transmitter on the camera hotshoe. Okay, first thing to check (since Godox also ...

Godox no. Neewer probably, but too much trouble to figure out who makes what. :) Yongnuo's 600EX-RT models, like the YN600EX-RT II are RT-compatible. So are Jinbei's Caler 600EX-RT (aka Orlit RT-600C ...

Yes. And if the X1T-N is on a Nikon camera body :), you'll even have HSS and TTL. My TT685-C works in TTL/HSS/remote M power control from my XPro-C on my 5DMkII, and my XPro-F on my X100T (the ...

Just be aware that as a radio master, the TT350 isn't as nice as the XPro. The interface is bit more of a PITA. It can only control three groups (vs. five; not an issue if you only have one ...

Maybe. But three-point lighting means at two or three lights, so double or triple the budget on everything: lights, stands, modifiers, etc. And you'll need a trigger. For that amount of money, even ...

Yes. If one of the groups is set to TTL, then the TT350 will fire a metering preflash, but if all groups are in M, there is no burst from the TT350.

Yes. The TT350, if used as a radio master, will be in a separate "M" group that you can set to be off while still triggering the other flashes.  Because it's using radio, there's no need to fire ...

I still think the Xpro-F ($70) is nicer than the X1T-F ($45) if you don't need the hotshoe up top. :) The X1T-F can do single-pin and has tail-sync timing adjustment. But the Xpro-F's UI is much ...

I don't think this'll work. The SB-24 doesn't do iTTL or DTTL. It's a film-era TTL flash. And typically the Godox X1R only offers TTL for digital TTL schemes. And it doesn't do the cross-brand TTL ...

Maybe take a look at this stackexchange Q&A on what flash features to look for . Or just get the Godox TT350-S everyone's mentioning. :) It has a few drawbacks in exchange for the smaller ...

Just me, but if you're mostly going to shoot off-camera, then get the TT685-O. An Xpro-O transmitter is much smaller than the TT350-O and will be what you're balancing on the camera, and the ...

The programmer-brain in me keeps thinking it should be Channels 0-F. :)  Too much binary-to-hex translation from my decades of documenting register sets. Helpful graphic from flash havoc's review ...

I'm having the same issue with the XPro-F on my X100T. I think this is a Fuji-specific issue, and similar to how the X1T-F, when it was initially introduced, wouldn't do HSS with the TT600/V850II ...

I tend to list them as: (1) TT350-O / V350-O (mini speedlight, TTL; good weight/size for mirrorless) (2) TT600 / V850 II ...

Very common error.  Most folks who aren't Canon 600EX-RT users :) are not used to cycling through the five triggering modes of the TT685/V860II (-C/-N/-S) with the lightning button: (1) On-camera ...