Godox V350N TTL Flash for Nikon Cameras

The compact Godox V350N TTL Flash for Nikon Cameras supports HSS and has a built-in Li-ion battery...

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The Godox V350N TTL Flash is designed for Nikon camera users seeking a compact, powerful, and versatile lighting solution. Its key benefit is the combination of TTL compatibility, HSS, and a long-lasting built-in Li-ion battery, offering over 500 full-power flashes per charge. A potential caveat for some users might be its specific compatibility with Nikon cameras only, requiring an external trigger for other systems.

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FAQs

What is the battery life of the Godox V350N?

The built-in Li-ion battery provides approximately 500 full-power flashes on a single charge.

Does the V350N support High-Speed Sync (HSS)?

Yes, the Godox V350N supports HSS up to 1/8000s.

Can I use this flash with Canon or Sony cameras?

The V350N is specifically designed for Nikon cameras. For other camera brands, you would need to use a compatible Godox flash or an external trigger system.

What is the maximum guide number?

The guide number (ISO 100, 35mm zoom) is 36 meters.

How do I adjust the flash power?

You can adjust the flash power using the select dial and function buttons on the LCD panel.

Does it come with a carrying case?

Yes, a carrying case is included with the Godox V350N.

What is the recycle time?

The approximate recycling time ranges from 0.1 seconds to 1.7 seconds, depending on the power output.

Troubleshooting

Flash does not fire.

Ensure the flash is powered on and securely mounted on the camera's hot shoe. Check that the camera is also powered on and set to a shooting mode. Verify battery levels. Test in TTL and Manual modes to isolate the issue. Check camera settings for flash restrictions.

Inconsistent flash output.

Check if Auto Power Off is enabled and adjust the auto power off timer or disable it. Ensure the flash head is clean and not obstructed. If using wireless, check the connection and channel settings.

Slow recycle time.

Ensure the battery is fully charged. Lowering the flash power output will also decrease recycle time.

LCD screen is blank or unresponsive.

Try turning the flash off and on again. If the issue persists, contact customer support.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Long-lasting built-in Li-ion battery provides ample power for extended shoots.
  • Supports advanced flash features like HSS and TTL for professional results.
  • Compact and lightweight, making it highly portable.
  • Built-in wireless receiver simplifies remote triggering.
  • Intuitive LCD panel for easy operation.

Cons

  • Exclusive compatibility with Nikon cameras; requires separate triggers for other brands.
  • Guide number of 36m might be limiting for very large venues or long-distance shots compared to larger flashes.
  • Built-in battery is not user-replaceable.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Mount the Flash: Securely attach the Godox V350N to your Nikon camera's hot shoe. Ensure it clicks into place.
  2. Power On: Locate the power button on the flash unit and press it to turn the device on.
  3. Select Mode: Use the LCD panel and function buttons to select your desired flash mode (TTL, Manual, Multi).
  4. Adjust Settings: Utilize the select dial and function buttons to set power levels, zoom, FEC, or other parameters as needed.

Compatibility:

  • Primary Compatibility: Nikon DSLRs (listed in product specifications).
  • Wireless Use: Compatible with Godox 2.4G wireless systems (triggers and receivers) for off-camera operation.

Care:

  • Cleaning: Wipe the flash unit with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents.
  • Storage: Store the flash in its carrying case when not in use to protect it from dust and damage.
  • Battery Care: Charge the built-in Li-ion battery using the provided charger. Avoid exposing the flash to extreme temperatures.