Godox flashes differ from the camera flashes that we're used to. You don't immediately attach a Godox flash to your camera, as it's mostly intended for use multi-point flash setups. They are true strobist flashes, in an entry-level category. This is why they don't measure the amount of light via TTL (through the lens). Instead, you can adjust the intensity of the flash yourself, via a number of steps. With help of the slave function, the flash will synchronize itself with the master flash, and go off at the same time. With help of the included flash tripod, the slave function can conveniently be used in a strobist setup. This form of lighting is called strobist. Combined with 1 or multiple flashes and accessories such as remote triggers and strobist light shaping tools, you have access to a flexible light setup that lets infinitely experiment.

  • Advice on camera flashes
Godox Speedlite V100 Sony
Godox
Godox
Godox Speedlite V100 Sony
Lightly damaged|For sony|Automatic, Manually|Weight 0,61 kg
332,-

300,-

Delivered tomorrow

Godox Speedlite TT350 Nikon
Godox
Godox
Godox Speedlite TT350 Nikon
Undamaged|For nikon|Automatic|Weight 260 g
87,-

61,-

Delivered tomorrow

Advertentie
Godox Speedlite TT350 Sony
Godox
Godox
Godox Speedlite TT350 Sony
Undamaged|For sony|Automatic|Weight 260 g
104,-

85,-

Delivered tomorrow

More Second Chance varieties available

Godox Speedlite TT350 Canon
Godox
Godox
Godox Speedlite TT350 Canon
Visibly damaged|For canon|Automatic|Weight 260 g
107,-

91,-

Delivered tomorrow