Godox TT350C Flash Unit

I bought this flash for my Canon R5. I didn't want to spend $700 for a Canon flash so I bought this. Works very well.

Very Nice TTL speed light but requires firmware update to work on Canon 250D mark 2

arrivato oggi, non ho avuto bisogni di leggere le istruzioni (in Inglese) tutto molto intuitivo, funziona perfettamente.

Before i bought this product I have doubts of its powers. i have looked into some reviews from youtube, still i hesitated to buy it. However, as i am using Canon M50 camera i found the size of many affordable Flash is too big for my Canon M50. So, i bought this Godox TT350(C) being smaller in size than most external flash. Now i am using it for about almost two months, i am very grateful with the performance of this little flash from Godox. It is a perfect match for Canon M50. The size is small but the flash is powerful. Flash diffuser and flash stand came with the product which is very useful for me. Further, it has a built-in optical trigger which means you can use the flash Off-Camera and enjoy the power of the flash via your pop-up flash which trigger the TT350 instantly. I find this is very useful. i recommend this TT350 strongly for beginners and Pros. Good value for its price.

I hope this helps Canon 250D/SL3 owners who want to get a third-party flash. I bought this not knowing if it will work. I had to read some before getting it to work. When I received it I couldnt test it because I forgot to buy rechargeable AA batteries. I thought I had some in my battery drawer. So I ordered new lithium AA batteries specifically black EBL 3300mah 1.5v. They did not work properly with the camera. It will let the Godox flash fire one time and then the “reloading” would take a couple of minutes and the flash would detect that the batteries were discharged already. So I got Tenergy NiMH 2000mah 1.2v AA instead (4-pack). The camera only needs 2 batteries. The batteries worked perfect with the camera. So for me lithium AA will not work because maybe they have a built-in BMS. Now the Godox TT350c was firing on demand. The new problem was that the photos were dim. It was like the Godox wasnt talking to Canon 250D/SL3 properly but the camera showed that the flash was mounted because you could access the flash settings from the camera menu. So I went to the Godox website and found the G2 v1.7 firmware version of the Godox TT350c. All you need is to download the G2 software which you would need to load the firmware file into the flash after connecting to a Windows 10 computer using a micro usb cable. To check for the version, hold the Mode button and turn on the flash by long-pressing the power button. I did the update and now everything works perfectly. That’s it. Hope this helps.