Отзывы о Вспышка Godox V350C for Canon

This Godox Xpro-C TTL wireless flash trigger for my Canon is amazing. I have used it on multiple photoshot and It does the job well. The menu is simple to use with multiple channels. I would buy again without question.

Fantastic alternative to Canon's solution. Sure it's more gear but it's small and lightweight so it's an acceptable cost for the savings and abilities. The product arrived on time and in perfect condition. I'd shop here again!

I use it with AD600B. Very handy to change the settings on the trigger. Easy to use. Menu is not complicated.

This replaced the Godox X1 TTL Wireless FlashTrigger. The X Pro C Wireless Flash Trigger is easier to use

Product was as advertised. Very easy to use. Nice big screen. Works great!

Works right out of the box easy to use and set up Quality of the build is a little bit cheaper but for the price can't complain at all. Overall very happy with it.

Great range and so easy to work with. Not quite intuitive, there is a slight learning curve but it’s easily learned

Works perfect with my Flashpoint Studio 400 Monolight

Overall I love the trigger but you need to know - if your batteries are discharged halfway, the trigger will not work

Works seamlessly within the Godox eco-system. Easy to read display, solid build and great value for the price. Plays nicely with Canon cameras (which I shoot with).

It is very easy to use, build quality is good, but not as good as more expensive product like Canon.

Highly Recommended product!

Seems to work better than its smaller brother. Bigger screen, buttons, and dial, way easier to operate. I'm taking it out on my first wedding tomorrow. I think it'll do great.

As described

decent trigger for sony cameras

Unit arrvied with no issues. Got this to upgrade the X1/wistero love the easy to read window. Much easier to unerstand and use than the X1.

Hooked it up work as it should

Loving it so far - easy to use!

Using with godox receivers

Great so far. Will recommend

Great product!!!

Works perfectly with my canon 430ex2 .easy to use. Great value.

item arrived as described new in box

Quick delivery , easy to use... it put me up to a great start in my photography career

Great product

Side flap sticks out and won’t stay in.

Awesome trigger, so easy to use!

Produit en parfaite condition . Comme sur le site. Très facile à utiliser. J’adore :)

As described and works well.

Item works as described. Easy to use.

Nice

one of the good high speed flashes

Awesome product!

Remote flash trigger.

Shipped quickly and works great!

Happy to have it

Trigger works well for the most part. Using with multiple GODOX and Flashpoint lights. A definite upgrade over the X1C trigger. The flash lets you easily see all light outputs on one screen (eliminate the need for "pages" of channels).

Much improve controls compared to earlier models - much less button presses.

On the downside: I've had a number of (ongoing) non-triggers. If you're too close to lights, the flashes sometimes won't trigger. I've had this happen repeatedly (on the latest firmware) with ongoing issues. Seller Pergear was no assistance in the matter, suggesting to re-purchase another one. This appears to be an issue with the triggers themselves.

The benefits keep me using it despite the issues.. but my X1C is more reliable.

The Xpro is a huge improvement over the X1T. It’s hard to even believe they were made for the same purpose by the same company and are only one generation apart. Every single area the X1T fell short, the Xpro delivers on.

There’s a huge, beautifully backlit screen which shows tons of info for up to 5 channels at once or zoomed in to see each channel individually. This screen means the settings are much easier to figure out and the menus are far, far easier to navigate. Of course, you can quickly turn on HSS and rear curtain sync from here and set each group in a different mode if you’d like.

To help with that, there are a LOT of buttons and dials on here, all clearly labeled (unlike the X1T), letting you choose each group with the push of a button then quickly change its settings. The dial feels smooth and high quality as does everything else with the build quality.

Speaking of build quality, it’s quite a different form factor from the X1T. This is a bit taller so you can attach and detach from your camera more easily (the X1T was a bit close to the body and sometimes hard to get a good grip to unscrew it when it was on there tight). Although it appears much larger, it’s actually surprisingly compact, which is nice.

Add to all that a few cool extras like the new TCM function and ability to choose if you’re working at closer or longer distances to avoid misfires with flashes close to the trigger, you get one of the best wireless triggers on the market. With an already really strong range of speedlights, strobes and hybrids like the AD200, the Xpro has made me even more confident to completely jump over to their system.

16 flashes, independent zooming and ttl to manual conversion. And it's cheap. 3 years ago I hated Godox but now this trigger and ad200s have made my job so much easier.... Did I mention this also turns modeling lights on and off? Cause it does.

I'm a novice photographer, but have several professional photographer friends. When I couldn't get this to sync with my flash, I thought it was due to my inexperience. SO, I took it to a few of my friends who do photography for a living. NONE of them could get these Godox items to sync. I've written the company about returning the Godox items purchased on Amazon and have not gotten any response from them. Total waste of money.

The product works very well once you get it paired with your flash and/or camera. I have commanded up to 10 flashes at a time and being able to individually adjust them from the unit it fantastic. The only con is it eats batteries so keep several pair on hand. If they could build a bigger unit that used their Godox rechargeable battery, even as an auxiliary power sourse it would be a welcome addition.

UPDATE: The product continues to simply EAT batteries. I tried many times to get assistance from Godox, but they kept re-sending the same check list and insisting their is nothing wrong with their product so I finally contacted AMAZON, explained all the issues and they are refunding my $$. I give 10 STARS to Amazon for their customer service, they turned a bad experience into a great one.

This is my first foray into radio controlled triggers, I have a Canon 5d Mark IV, Canon 580exII speedlights and a godox sk4000II strobe. After a bit of tinkering, I managed to put the trigger on the hot shoe, and get the strobe to fire as well as the speedlights. Note that you will need the Godox X1 receiver for the speedlights. The only issue I had was sync-ing the camera to the trigger. To accomplish that, one needs to do a half push on the shutter release. That activates the metering, which sync's the camera and trigger. Once they are sync'd, the flash fires when the shutter is released. Note I haven't tried the TTL, as I shoot in manual with flashes. The trigger also has a focusing beam similar to the speedlights.I only ordered one receiver, but I intend to order one for each speedlight now. I was happily surprised that this trigger fired both the strobe and the speedlight. Another nice feature is that the individual flashes can be controlled by the trigger (set modes, flash strength, etc) No need to physically do that at each flash. Convenient when one has two or three flashes going. And finally the trigger shows up in the "External flash menu" in camera. Another means of controlling some flash functions. I think pretty good for the money

20200121 1755. I bought this for a friend who shoots canon. (I've tried to convince him to change to Sony). This is the same as the trigger I use on my Sony cameras, but for the Canon. All the great Godox/Flashpoint compatibility, with a Canon mount.

The Pro trigger has a large screen and 5 groups (A - E) with full control of power, TTL, and all the other settings available on the strobe or speedlight. This device easily controls (for me) 4 speed lights, 2 AD 200 units, and one Flashpoint strobe.

Battery life is not as good as an XT-1, but much more functionality.

2 days of owning it, putting nearly 1k shots through it, and I'm flying through the menus and settings. Pairs my Canon 1d Mark iii to my Godox AD200 with no missed flashes so far.

The plastic is not cheap or extreme quality but has survived a few bumps so its more than acceptable. On my channel select buttons, the first 2 dont click like the rest. They need a little mashing to get them to switch

The ability to select up to 16 groups was my main reason for this purchase, as I already own a Godox X2Tc which is limited to controlling only 5 groups. Unfortunately, this Pro unit does not offer TTL mode, but it has worked flawlessly for me when I've needed to control more than 5 groups of lights. It would be nice if an updated version of this Pro unit became available that offered the additional features of the X2Tc like frequency search for a clear channel and TTL. So I'm now using both, the Pro unit when working with more than 5 groups in the studio, and the X2Tc when out of the studio and using speedlites and 5 or less groups. Both are working great, but with the noted limitations.

I have the Godox X1T-C 2.4G Wireless Flash Trigger, but wanted to be able to move faster on the fly without having to stop, push, and scroll. The Godox Xpro-C TTL helps me do just that. I will use the previous trigger with my backup camera.

The display is easy to read and everything is accessible quickly. Very small learning curve, but I have experience with triggers and was already set up with the frequencies between the trigger and my strobes, remotes, and flashes. As far as they were concerned, nothing changed.

I like this trigger a lot and advocate its use.

I use this trigger on my Canon EOS 5D Mark IV. I've use it thus far with 3 Speedlites using the same Channel, same groups and same channel different groups. My camera totally understands this unit and it works wonderfully with the X-1C Receiver. It really utilizes the ETTL, and it does it very well. Throw in a reasonable price and there's no need to spend 3 times as much for similar Big Name brands. The only caveat is I can't get it to use the FEB function. All other functions work fine.

I like this device very much in the sense that it seems very well designed, very well built and with very good features. But unfortunately it is not 100% reliable. It seems to misfire regularly particularly when working with multiple flash strobe setups which gets annoyingafter a little while. I don’t recall having this kind of trouble when I was using the XT32c transmitter. Anyway, I hope they issue a firmware update soon that will improve its performance because I actually really like using it.