Varenummer: 3526076

Godox TT685II TTL Flash for Olympus

The GODOX TT685IIO is a TTL flash for Olympus and Panasonic cameras with a guide number of 60 and flash energy of 76 Ws. It supports TTL automatic metering and HSS synchronisation up to 1/8000 s, with a colour temperature of 5600 K ±200 K. The flash head features a 20–200 mm zoom range, -7° to 120° tilt and 330° rotation. The built-in 2.4 GHz Godox X system allows the flash to function as both a transmitter and receiver, with a range of up to 100 metres, 32 channels and 5 groups.

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The GODOX TT685IIO is a TTL flash designed for Olympus and Panasonic cameras, offering a guide number of 60 at ISO 100 and 200 mm and a flash energy of 76 Ws. It supports TTL automatic metering, manual operation and HSS synchronisation with shutter speeds of up to 1/8000 s. The 5600 K ±200 K colour temperature provides consistent colour reproduction when working with other light sources.

The flash head has an automatic and manual zoom range of 20–200 mm, can tilt from -7° to 120° and rotate 330°, allowing light to be bounced from walls and ceilings. The integrated 2.4 GHz Godox X radio system enables the TT685IIO to operate as both a transmitter and receiver at distances of up to 100 metres. It supports 32 channels and 5 groups and is compatible with Godox transmitters and flashes including the V1, AD200Pro and AD300Pro. TCM allows TTL settings to be converted to manual flash settings, while the backlit LCD display provides clear access to the controls. The flash can be triggered through the hot shoe, Godox X radio system, test button or 2.5 mm sync port.

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Varenummer
3526076
Model
TT685IIO
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