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If you’re a Fujifilm shooter who wants a small, lightweight flash, the Godox TT350F is a good choice. Its size really compliments the smaller camera bodies that Fujifilm makes, and the flash is capable of lighting fairly large rooms quite well. The TT350F will be good for some casual portrait work, small events, or just for general use. For the price you pay you’re going to get a flash that will do a decent job; if you put the time into learning how to use it.
If the battery power is low, < > will appear and blink on the LCD panel. Please replace the battery immediately. When the low battery indicator is displayed, the ZOOM can not be adjusted, it will constantly be 16mm. This thing is blinding. Unlike the grid that the Nikon flashes project, the Godox floods the scene with red light. This is not a real issue from the photographer’s perspective as it allows them to focus, but the subject gets blinded. I would typically use this feature on my Nikon cameras to help me focus in dark corporate functions. I would simply stop the flash from firing and use only the AF assist beam. However, this won’t be possible with the Godox unit as the light is far too distracting. The Wireless Systemhttp://www.nissindigital.com/2017/03/high-speed-synchronization-function-upgrade-for-fujifilm-type-nissin-flashes-and-commanders-in-mid-may.html A Guide Number of 36 is of course only really usable as a fill-in flash, and with HSS you get an even lower output, so if you really want to get into what High-Speed Sync can do for you, you’ll mostly be using it as a controller for other Godox flashes. Godox TT350F user report The TT350F is a smaller-than-average speedlight designed to balance well on Fujifilm cameras such as the X-T2 and X-Pro2. To save size, the Godox TT350F gets it’s power from 2 AA batteries. This does restrict the power a bit. The maximum power of the TT350F is about 1.4 stops less than the V860II (which is on par with other full-size speedlights). The recycle time at full power is about 3 seconds. Personally I’ve become spoiled by the recycle time of the Li-On Godox products, so 3 seconds for this level of power is quite slow, but if you are used to a AA battery flash, the Godox TT350F will give a similar experience. The following table makes it easier to see how the stop changes in terms of f/stop when you increase or decrease the flash output. For example, when you decrease the flash output to 1/2, 1/2-0.3, or 1/20.7, and then increase the flash output to more than 1/2, 1/2+0.3, 1/2+0.7, and 1/1 will be displayed. Per the spec sheets, you can get over 500 full power pops with the V350F vs. 210 with 2xAA NiMH batteries in the TT350F. The spec sheets also claim the V350F max recycle time is 1.7 seconds vs. 2.2 seconds max for the TT350F.
Please make sure that whether the flash has finished its recycle or caught up with the continuous shooting speed or not(the flash ready indicator is lighten) and the flash is not under the state of over-heat protection or other abnormal situation. The Godox TT350F in a shoot-thru umbrella at a distance of approximately 2 metres. Fujifilm X-T2, 1/160, f/2.8, ISO200. Recycle Times and Overheat Protection Often I use the x-t1f on the camera and it commands all my flashes while the canons are in slave mode. That your TT350-F is not in S1/S2 modes (these are optical slave modes, and tell the flash to ignore the hotshoe, and "listen" to the sensor panel instead)Please replace the battery(the flash trigger is recommended to use 1.5V disposable alkaline battery). Metz M400 (TTL and HSS): This dinky little unit is from one of the most established independent flash makers. It has rear curtain sync capability, as well as HSS etc. It has a simple interface and uses 4 AA size batteries. One thing they’ve done well to push the brand forward is their system integration. Any of their X-series triggers will fire any light in the system. Not only that, their TTL speedlights can also act as masters for other lights in the system, from the mighty AD600Pro right through to the humble TT350. Godox TT685F (TTL, HSS and wireless remote): This well-designed flash unit is on par with the best from the likes of Canon and Nikon. It takes 4 AA batteries and is a direct competitor to the Fujifilm EF-500. The TT685F is compatible with the complete Godox 2.4GHz system that includes the fabulous AD-200 and AD-600 units, among others. Godox TT350F is a mini flash unit designed specifically for Fujifilm mirrorless cameras. Key features include its compact, 2-1/4” design, 2.4 GHz wireless transmission and full compatibility with other units in the Godox 2.4G Wireless X System. The TT350F is the little sibling to Godox TT685F. It uses the same 2.4 GHz signal for full compatibility with Godox transmitters (X1T-F, X2T-F, XPro-F) and other flash units from Godox X Wireless System. Unlike many entry-level flashes, the TT350F can function as both a master and a slave unit, with support for 3 groups and 16 channels. It uses just two AA batteries, which can produce up to 210 flashes at full power.
We used the Godox TT350F with the Fujifilm X-T3, the Flashpoint R2 Pro F TTL for Fujifilm, the 18-55mm f2.8-4, the Fujfilm 55-200mm f3.5-4.8,a and the Fujifilm 56mm f1.2 A failure occurs on the recycling system so that the flash cannot fire. Please restart the flash unit. If the problem still exists, please send this product to a maintenance center. Note: When attaching to the camera, the auto focus assist beam of TT350F can only be lighted by setting its focus mode (M/C/S) to S mode. The other two modes cannot light up its auto focus assist beam. Position Here’s where the real benefits of getting this unit lie. Not only is it fully controllable from any Godox trigger or master flash, but it can actually act as a trigger and master as well. By using it this way, you gain access to the TTL and HSS functions we’ve all been waiting for. This means that if you have a Godox TTL strobe like the AD200, you’ll want to update the firmware on that so you can utilize the TTL functions with your Fujifilm cameras. At the same time, you get access to 1/8,000 second sync speed. Of course, your Fujifilm body needs to support these.
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Well, except for the special charger for the Eneloops. Personally, I don't travel with anything that runs on AA batteries, so I would need to carry a charger specifically for the Eneloops. Please turn on the "close distance wireless mode" on the flash trigger ( XPro series: Set the C.Fn-DIST to 0-30m. Fujifilm EF-500 (TTL, HSS and wireless remote): This top-of-the-range hot shoe flash unit from Fujifilm was the first fully featured, in-house designed flash unit. This flash is compatible with the widest selection of Fujifilm X and GFX cameras. The EF-500 is heavy and can put quite a bit of strain on an X Series camera top plate, especially when the camera is used in portrait mode. The wireless remote feature requires a second EF-500 unit, as there is no dedicated transceiver available from Fujifilm. Press the
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