To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Godox Camera Flash does not fire?
If your Godox Camera Flash does not fire, ensure that the flash is securely attached to the camera's mounting foot. Also, check the electrical contacts between the flash and the camera, and clean them if they are dirty.
Why is my Godox V350F Camera Flash exposure underexposed or overexposed?
If your Godox Camera Flash photos are underexposed or overexposed when using high-speed sync, the effective flash range may be shorter. Ensure the subject is within the displayed effective flash range. If you're using Manual Flash mode, switch to TTL or adjust the flash output accordingly.
What to do if Godox V350F Camera Flash photos have dark corners?
If your Godox Camera Flash photos have dark corners or only parts of the subject are lit, the lens's focal length might exceed the flash coverage. Check your flash coverage setting. This flash unit covers between 24 and 105mm, which is suitable for medium-format cameras. For wider coverage, pull out the wide panel.
Why does my Godox V350F turn off by itself?
The Godox Camera Flash may turn off automatically to conserve power. If the flash is set as a master, it will power off after 90 seconds of inactivity. To wake it up, either press the shutter button halfway or press any button on the flash. If the flash is set as a slave, it will enter sleep mode after 60 minutes of idle operation. Press any flash button to reactivate it.
General| Flash Duration | 1/300s - 1/20000s |
|---|---|
| Battery Capacity | 2000mAh |
| TTL Function | Yes |
| Color Temperature | 5600K ± 200K |
| Zoom Range | 24-105mm |
| Wireless Channels | 16 |
| Modeling Lamp | No |
| Power Output | 1/1 - 1/256 |
| Battery Life | Approx. 500 full power flashes |
| Power Source | Rechargeable Lithium-ion Battery |
| Wireless Triggering | Yes |
| Flash Modes | TTL, Manual, Multi |
| Guide Number | 36m (at ISO 100, 35mm) |
| Recycling Time | 0.1 - 2.5s |
| Wireless Groups | 5 (A, B, C, D, E) |
| Tilt Angle | -7° to 120° |
| Compatible Systems | Fujifilm |
| Charging Time | 2.5 hours |
Describes the external structure and components of the flash unit, including the catchlight panel and battery compartment.
Explains the display screen and its icons for TTL, Manual, and Multi flash modes.
Details the buttons and controls on the flash unit for operation and mode selection.
Details the advantages of the Li-ion battery, including runtime, safety, and charging time.
Important warnings and precautions for handling and using the battery to prevent damage or injury.
Details how TTL mode works, including pre-flash, exposure calculation, and display indicators.
How to adjust flash output for correct exposure in TTL mode using compensation settings.
Table showing f/stop changes for different flash output levels in Manual mode.
How to use the flash as an optic S1 slave unit in Manual flash mode.
How to use the flash as an optic S2 slave unit in Manual flash mode.
Table detailing the number of flashes for different frequencies and power outputs.
Formula and example for setting shutter speed for stroboscopic flash.
How to switch between normal and wireless flash modes.
Instructions for configuring the flash unit as a master in wireless shooting.
Steps to select and exit the stroboscopic flash mode.
How to adjust parameters for stroboscopic flash in manual mode.
Illustration and explanation for setting up two slave groups for wireless shooting.
Illustration and explanation for setting up three slave groups for wireless shooting.
How to enable and use the AF-assist beam for focusing in low light conditions.
Techniques for bouncing flash off surfaces to soften shadows and create natural lighting.
Details the flash's protection against overheating during continuous use.
Table showing flash limits for different power outputs before protection activates.
Table showing flash limits for HSS mode before protection activates.
Lists other protection prompts and their meanings (e.g., E1, E3, E9) for system safety.
Specifies the effective range for the AF-assist beam.
Details the battery type, capacity, recycle time, and power-saving features.
Lists the available sync triggering modes (Hotshoe, optic).
Provides the physical dimensions and weight of the flash unit.
Details exposure systems, flash exposure compensation, sync modes, and multi flash.
Specifications for wireless flash functions, groups, range, and channels.
Addresses issues related to the battery not charging or the flash not powering on.
Troubleshooting steps when the flash unit fails to fire, including attachment and contact issues.
Explains why the flash might turn off automatically and how to wake it up.
Solutions for when the auto zoom function is not operating correctly, often due to attachment.
How to correct exposure issues when using high-speed sync or manual flash modes.
Addresses issues with flash coverage, lens focal length, and using the wide panel.
