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[Facepalm]. Don't ask me how, but both links were the same (for the X1TC). They're not THAT identical. :/  I repaste: RFS 2.2: https://fccid.io/RW3RFS2216/Internal-Photos/Internal-Photos-3460754 X1T-C:

They also make peanuts in household (primarily for older pack and head systems) and 1/8" [3.5mm]. But. Just a thought. Most monolights have their sync ports on the back panel.  Plugging in a peanut ...

You can also get either an X1R receiver or (if you're in the US and can purchase from Adorama), the Flashpoint R2 SPT to cable to the Bowens strobe's sync port and act as a radio receiver to your ...

Most of the gear now does it with Godox gear.  I think only the X-A series of bodies may not. If you can set Auto FP (HSS) in your camera menus for shoe mount flash SYNC , then you have HSS. They'l ...

Maybe the internal fan's not working and it's overheating?

Back before they stopped making them, your best choice would have been the Cactus V6 II transceivers. They would allow for cross-brand TTL/HSS full communication over radio. As it is, the only way ...

Sorry, I'm no use at all for experience with either Profoto or Broncolor (I'm just a hobbyist who only uses cheap AA-powered Godox speedlights), but as a trivia-collecting geek who's been on these ...

>headdesk<. Wrong link. That's the old plastic one for the V860 II-S / TT685-S (plastic footplate, screwlock): Here's the new one for the V1/ V860 III (note slidelock and metal footplate): Adorama ...

Also known as (and often lower-priced as) the Neewer NW320.  Wouldn't work for me, since the swivel is only 150º.  I'd never get an on-camera unit that I couldn't bounce behind me, since that's ...

Which is why I also posted the Adorama listing for the part , upthread.  Robert Hall's video was made back when the part first came out and hadn't yet hit US distribution channels. Now it has. B&H' ...

Well, aside from the fact that Hobby never teaches anything about TTL, on-camera flash,  or bouncing; and advocates a single-pin manual Godox TT600 as a first speedlight (it's the flash in the MPEX ...

No. Though, your camera can use lens/focusing information to tell how far away your subject is and may use that in TTL calculations. What I'm mostly saying is that light, like all forms of ...

Godox UK is basically just a distributor/retailer, they're not Godox in Shenzhen China. And I meant just shoot godox support (servicesupport@godox.com) an email. Their English isn't great (though ...

Godox TT685 II-S ($130) or TT350-S ($85) are the usual recommendations for someone on a budget.  If you have heavy pro usage, then a V350-S ($160), V860 III-S ($230) or V1-S ($260) might make more ...

Crap.  Was really hoping the XPro II fixed the issue for everyone. Just me, but send an email/bug report to Godox technical support. They can't fix bugs they don't know about. And if they do know ...

From the Lux Jr. side of the fence, in M mode, use the dial on the back to set the ISO setting you're using opposite the distance of your subject. The other side of the dial, opposite the aperture ...

In addition to Dustman's advice to check the Godox firmware updates (probably won't be one for the TT685 II-C), I'd also say... consider checking the firmware version on your R6. There was a ...

Everybody else has given you the answer mostly assuming you want to dive straight into off-camera flash, since this is the studio and lighting techniques forum. I'm going to give you a slightly ...

You have to disable Silent LV shooting if you want to use flash . Maybe that's the issue?

Sorry. Thought you were asking about the Godox bug. As I recall, a user named deejjjaaaa on POTN complained about this bug happening both with the Flashpoint and Orlit (Adorama's house rebrand for ...