GODOXTT600 2.4G Wireless Flash Speedlite Master/Slave Flash with Built-in Trigger System Compatible for Canon Nikon Pentax Olympus Fujifilm Panasonic (TT600)

Great off-body flash! I use it with my Canon RP, and it works flawlessly. Setup is simple, the lighting is consistent, and it really elevates my photos. Excellent value for the price!

Súper recomendado, si quieres comenzar en el camino de la fotografía y tienes poco recursos, sin dudas este flash te sacará de apuros!! Es el que uso actualmente en mi estudio y en exteriores y la verdad muy bueno !!!!

Flash photography is how you take your images to an entirely new level. Controlling the light, versus being at the mercy of the light, give you the ultimate ability to create and craft images your way. The Godox TT600 flash offers an extremely affordable entry into flash photography. More important, it offers professional level quality and features that cost thousands of dollars just a few short years ago. The unit not only works incredibly well as an on camera flash, it has the features and power that give any photographer access to multiple flash setups, variable lighting ratios, stroboscopic flash, and scalability over time at an affordable price.The key to getting the most out of this flash unit, or a system of these flashes, lies in learning how to properly use and control them. This was something that photographers just a few years ago had to do because automated technology and systems didn't exist. Photographers actually had to learn how to set the settings to get the results they wanted. This is also true of the Godox TT600 as part of a flash system.Using a single flash, along with one of the Godox on-camera controllers, it's possible to create an amazing variety of single light setups. Adding a second and third flash, you now have the ability to create complex multiple light setups used by advanced studio and portrait photographers. Need more powerful light? Group multiple flash units on the same channel and set them off at full power to triple the light output. Or reduce the power of each unit and take advantage of the quicker recycle time to have more light at a quicker rate. The unit is even capable, with certain cameras models, of achieving High Speed Sync at rates up to 1/8000th of a second opening up even greater creative optionsAdd light modifiers like umbrellas, soft-boxes, and reflectors to expand the capability even more. Literally, for the price of a single studio flash unit, you can purchase 7-10 Godox TT600 units that are capable of doing everything and more than the studio unit.There are some downsides of course. The TT600 is not TTL compatible and so does not work with the cameras meter and computers to adjust the light automatically.The unit does not have a rechargeable battery pack so you will go through AA batteries, or spend a fair amount of time recharging batteries if you decide to go that route.The flash is also not capable of High Speed Sync when actually mounted to a camera (but this seems to be true even of the manufacturer brand units)All in all, this is possibly the best dollar for dollar value in flash/speedlight product available today.

Llego en perfecto estado, recomendado

La caja llego un poco averiada no se si fue una devolución o fue por todos los accesorios que traía, por ahora probé el speedlite en la cámara y con el transmisor y funciona bien, el speedlite incluye una luz por si la cámara no puede enfocar en condiciones de poca luz, lo cual me parece muy útil buena por esa godox.

I think one of the best flashes I ever had. It works really well.

like literally just buy it

While the TT685 is a TTL flash, the TT600 is all manual, making the display and functions much simpler. If you don’t need TTL, I think that’s a really good thing- the layout of the screen and menu is far easier to understand (the menu still takes a little effort to figure out because of the over simplicity of the abbreviations but it’s much better). The TT600 also still features the Multi mode for creative affects and it functions identically with the TT685. If you want to use it, just memorize the formula to figure out your shutter speed and other settings and you’re good to go. As an all manual flash, it also doesn’t feature an auto zoom feature to automatically match your focal length.The build quality is very satisfactory for a 3rd party flash at this price. The design is nearly identical to the TT685- a typical button and wheel layout on the back and twisting lock on the hot shoe. The head has full 360 rotation and from 90 to -7 degree vertical tilt. It can zoom from 24-200mm and 14mm with the wide panel. As I said with the TT685, a slightly more substantial rubber grip on the sides of the head or locking into position at some points would be nice but far from necessary. Most modifiers that attach solely to the flash head won’t be heavy enough to cause any problems with this, or they will attach in the lowest position anyway so the weight doesn’t matter.Up to about 1/4 power, the recycle time is near nonexistent, the same as the TT685. At half power and full power it is a bit slower to recycle compared to the TT685, but by no means too slow.It has a built in radio system making it compatible with the X1 transceiver and fitting in nicely with other Godox products.One of my favorite small features, the S1 and S2 optical trigger modes, are still available as well, allowing it to be used with any other flash or strobe even without a trigger. These settings need to be accessed through the menu unlike the TT685 where they can be turned on with the push of a button, but they are still there. The simpler menu makes this less of an issue as well.In terms of power output, it seems to have only slightly less power than the TT685, between 1/3 and 2/3 of a stop less in my tests.All in all, this is a very nice and affordable manual flash. In my experience this series of flashes is also very reliable. Unless you need TTL, I’d highly recommend this! The lack of TTL actually makes it compatible with multiple brands as well, so unlike the TT685 you can use one flash for Nikon or Canon etc. Enjoy!