GODOX TT350S 2.4G HSS 1 / 8000s TTL GN36 Camera Speedlite Compatible for Sony Mirrorless Digital Camera

I bought this for my Sony a6500. My lens, the Sony E 18-105mm, casts a shadow when using the onboard flash from about 18-30mm, so I needed a fix for this. I also wanted TTL functionality to work with my a6500. I received the TT350s flash today, slapped a couple of batteries in it, and took a few shots. It worked perfectly. The build seems good and looks professional, and its only a 3rd of the price of a Sony comparable flash. I took a picture of a white wall (below) to show how it prevented the shadow effect while using the Sony 18-105mm at 18mm focal length.

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I use this on my a6000. I was able to test it also on a 6500 as well as the a7r II. It works fine with all of them. I did initially have an issue with the a6000 black model. I wasnt sure at first if its was the camera or the Flash. It ended up being the camera. If not the paint on the hot shoe (come on Sony) the internal circuit board for the hot shoe is also known to be defective. The seems to be more common from what Ive read on the Black version of the a6000. In my case it was a circuit board problem in the camera. I was able to exchange the camera and the new one works perfect with this flash. If you try this and you have a sync issue with the exposure you may have the same problem as I did. Initially it work perfect off camera. It was only on camera that I had a problem and the replacement camera works. Like others I highly recommend reading the instructions. They arent very long and if you dont understand them you simply wont be able to use this flash to its full potential. Or possibly at all. I would love to have one of the larger ones someday. And maybe a second one tof this size. Ive tried the Sony flashes and I do like them but they are large, heavy, and Im not always happy with them in other ways. They do work well but this was perfect for my use. High speed sync as well as shutter speed seems to be somewhat limited to what camera you have and what lens you are using. I need to experiment some more with my manual lenses. Ive had the best luck so far with the auto focus Sony lenses. If youre considering one Id go for it!

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This is a great little flash unit for Sony A6000. Compact and packed full of advanced features. I tested the flash with a Sony 16-50 kit lens and a bunch of adapted lenses from Pentax, Minolta, etc. The exposures are spot in most cases. Unit cycles fast considering it requires only two batteries. You can dial in flash exposure compensation right from the unit itself. Bounce and tilt worked fine and built-in diffuser and flash card are easy to use. I also tested the optical slave mode with good results. Just remember to set the slave mode to S2 to accommodate exposure pre-flash from the camera. The flash came with a stand (for optical slave mode) and a bunch of other accessories that were not mentioned in the instruction manual. There is a small pocket in the flash bag for the stand. I am happy with the purchase.

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While I havent had extensive experience using this flash having only recently purchased it, I did use it over the course of a three hour event. It paired nicely, and easily, with my Sony a6500. It felt well balanced and automatically matched the focal length chosen as I used a zoom lens with it. The flash provided even lighting and recycled quickly to the point that I didnt have to worry about taking some photos in quick succession. I also used it with a soft-light diffusion box, so that the flash was putting out full power when I had that on, and it still recycled quickly in the fairly dark room. It appears well made with good fit & finish. Controls are easy to understand and, when in automatic TTL mode, can be pretty much ignored. Only concern I would have over the long haul is the durability of the battery cover panel, which seems a little light and will require some careful handling. Bottom line: While this certainly is not a powerhouse flash unit, it seems well made, is a good fit for the Sony a6xxx mirrorless cameras, providing far greater flexibility and control than the built-in flash of the camera. It does provide more than adequate lighting and, compared to other TTL capable flash units, is very competitively priced. This is a great addition to your kit and can function as primary or slave unit.

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Beautiful little flash for your sony or any brand that you own. TTL works great, it has great power for its size and goes great with smaller form factor mirrorless. At 11 you can use this as main light, once you get around 116 it becomes great fill or accent light. this is great for shooting product photography. My favorite feature about this flash is that you can use it as a master trigger if you forget yours or run out of batteries. Works great for event shooting, with this on top of your camera, and controling other flashes. It also comes with usb for firmware updated, so your speedlight is always up to date.

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Couldnt be happier with this lil flash. I moved from nissin i40 flash to this godox tt350 and I like it much better. I do miss the video light option on the i40, but i like the readout better on the godox. One of the biggest things for me, though trivial, is that it folds/lays flat vs the nissin that took up more space in the bag. Great little flash. TTL works like a charm. Hoping to pick up a couple more of these soon. *note* I know theres the new version with L-ion battery in them that last longer and recycle faster. I havnt had a chance to try one first hand, but I have been very happy with this one using recharchable AA batteries in it.

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This is exactly what I was looking for. A compact flash with HSS that can be triggered remotely and reasonably priced! Works very well with the Sony A7II and X1TS trigger. A compact kit for traveling that still allows for some off camera options. The Godox system is working out very nicely for me (AD360, TT685S, TT350S, X1TS)

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Ive got the larger flash as well but wanted something smaller for everyday situations and travel. This is definitely smaller yet has enough power for most many situations. Balances nicely on top of the diminutive (compared to my D810) Sony. For me, it would be nice if it had a socket for an external battery but I understand that is a "nice to have" that wouldnt really match the use case for this item.

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This is my third Godox flash and while this is puts out a bit less power, it is perfect for the Sony a6300. Yes it works with all the Sony a6000s, a6300 and a6500, as well as the A7 and new A9 ranges. The best part is the ability to use the X1T transmitter which sends 2.4 ghz radio waves to trigger the off camera flashes. Its a great product at a reasonable price!

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It is easy to use and it’s compatible with my Sony A7ii camera and my godox X1T-S 2.4ghz wireless transmitter. You just have to set the channel, the flash group and mode (manual, TTL or multi), and also the high speed sync. It uses AA batteries. I recommend you buy lit-ion batteries because it hasn’t got any in the package. This flash comes with a variety of color gels that you can place in front of the flash unit, with the help of a plastic cover and a grip.

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