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I was very pleased with the Godox TT350 as soon as I pulled it out of the case. First of all, there's the "bang for the buck" factor of getting a TTL, slave and HSS capable flash for less than ￡80, with case, diffusion attachment and colored filters included (This Gift Kit are Great). What really impressed me about the Godox was the quality of construction. If feels very solid, with that "tight but not too tight" feel of things like the tilt-swivel head and control buttons that indicates good construction (to me). Then there's the locking wheel. Hurray: No more flash working loose during normal use. I've run it through some basic paces and it's a very competent little unit. Overall, I'm surprised that this flash has the build and feature set it does for less than ￡75. There are flashes costing twice that with fewer features, and the ones that have the same features are about 3 to 4 times the price. PROS: Solidly built. Great value. Good performance and GN for the size. Uses only 2 batteries.Read full review
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I want to learn to use flash. This flash was bought to fit a Lumix LX100. The quality appears very good. Seems as well made as the Canon flash I had with my last lot of kit. Easy to follow instructions. Light weight. Can be used as an optical slave with the on-camera flash, giving a bit of flexibility. Very pleased with my purchase.
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This flashgun is an excellent alternative to Panasonic's own brand. Works well has TTL as well as a host of other features. I bought this to use with my G9 but it works just as well with my G1.
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I have a beautifully made and expensive Nikon flash gun, it takes 6AA batteries. I also have a Godox 350O TTL HSS 2.4G Speedlight well made but not as high quality as the Nikon. Performance wise the Godox is a clever little gun, ttl, wireless link, to same flashguns and remote triggers are available as well. It is a very convenient size for the pocket and I carry it for macro work, my gun came with "free gifts" a couple of small soft boxes and some colour filter strips. The soft boxes are pocket sized but flimsy great for a free trial.
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I bought three of these to setup a mini setup for my baby but they are very powerful for their size. I used one in an 80cm softbox with both diffusers and git great light. The wireless works so well with the godox x-pro controller, which also powers my studio strobes. The stand is sturdy and the flash balances really well on my olympus omd. This thing is the perfect size for an olympus camera!
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