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General| Type | Camcorder flash |
|---|---|
| Display type | LCD |
| Product color | Black |
| Built-in display | Yes |
| Color temperature | 5600 K |
| Transmission range | 0 - 100 m |
| Approx. number of flashes | 480 |
| Approximate recycling time | - s |
| Flash duration (max power) | 1/20000 s |
| Flash duration (min power) | 1/300 s |
| Camera brands compatibility | Canon |
| Input voltage | 7.2 V |
| Power supply type | Battery |
| Power consumption (typical) | 2 W |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 197 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 76 mm |
| Height | 93 mm |
| Weight | 420 g |
Explains the meaning of information and warning symbols used in the manual for user guidance.
Lists the primary features and technical highlights of the Godox V1 camera flash.
Provides essential safety instructions for device operation, handling, and environmental considerations.
Identifies and labels the physical components of the Godox V1 flash unit body.
Details the display elements and indicators shown on the LCD screen when the flash is in TTL mode.
Illustrates and explains the LCD screen displays for Manual, Multi, and Wireless Master/Slave modes.
Lists and shows images of all items included in the Godox V1 flash package.
Provides critical safety instructions for handling, charging, and storing the lithium-ion battery.
Guides users on how to install the battery and interpret the battery level indicator on the LCD.
Explains how to turn on/off and adjust the brightness of the modeling lamp.
Provides step-by-step instructions for securely mounting the flash onto a camera's hotshoe.
Details how to power the flash unit on/off and its automatic power-off and sleep mode features.
Describes how the flash operates in TTL mode, including its compatible functions like FEC, FEB, FEL.
Explains how to adjust flash output for correct exposure in TTL mode using compensation values.
Details how to automatically capture bracketed exposures for varying lighting conditions.
Explains how to lock the flash exposure setting for a specific part of the scene.
Describes how to achieve trailing light effects by firing the flash just before the shutter closes.
Provides instructions for activating second-curtain sync on Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, and Panasonic cameras.
Guides users on setting up High Speed Sync (HSS) across various camera brands.
Explains how to adjust flash power output from 1/1 to 1/256 in 0.1 stop increments.
Details how to use the flash as an optical slave trigger in Manual mode (S1/S2).
Explains how to use stroboscopic flash for capturing multiple images in a single shot.
Provides a formula to calculate the appropriate shutter speed for stroboscopic flash sequences.
Offers tips for optimal use of stroboscopic flash, including overheating prevention and subject suitability.
Introduces the Godox X wireless system for flash triggering and control, including compatibility.
Illustrates flash positioning for one or two slave units and explains operation range.
Explains how to mix TTL and Manual flash modes for multiple slave units on the same channel.
Guides setting up the flash as a master unit, including enabling/disabling its flash output.
Guides setting up the flash as a slave unit for wireless triggering.
Explains how to change the communication channel to prevent interference between wireless flash systems.
Explains how to set wireless IDs and channels to ensure proper triggering and avoid interference.
Details how to use the scan function to find available communication channels.
Guides setting up a master and a single slave unit for TTL wireless flash shooting.
Details how to verify flash readiness and test the operation of the wireless TTL setup.
Explains how to configure multiple slave units for TTL wireless flash shooting.
Describes how to manually set up slave units for wireless flash shooting, including group settings.
Explains how to manually set up a slave unit for manual or stroboscopic flash.
Details how to set up and use the flash in Multi (stroboscopic) mode for wireless shooting.
Guides on setting up and confirming wireless groups for flash communication.
Explains how to use a sync cable to trigger the flash synchronously with the camera shutter.
Describes the modeling light function and its limitations, including overheating warnings.
Describes the auto focus assist beam function and its compatibility across different camera brands.
Explains how to use bounce flash for softer shadows and more natural lighting.
Explains how to set flash coverage manually or automatically to match lens focal length.
Provides a guide on how to navigate and set custom functions (C.Fn) on the flash unit.
Explains how to reset all custom function settings to their default values.
Details which flash functions can be controlled via the camera's menu screen and provides examples.
Explains how overheating protection is activated and lists flash outputs that trigger it.
Details the process for upgrading the flash unit's firmware using a USB port.
Troubleshooting steps for when the camera flash fails to fire, covering attachment and contacts.
Addresses troubleshooting for the flash turning off by itself and auto zoom not working.
Provides solutions for underexposure, overexposure, and dark corners due to flash coverage.
Lists compatible camera models and tables detailing function support for Godox X system.
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