To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if my Godox Camera Flash does not fire?
If your Godox Camera Flash isn't firing, make sure it's securely attached to the camera's mounting foot. Also, check the electrical contacts between the flash and camera; if they're dirty, clean them.
Why is my Godox V350N exposure underexposed or overexposed?
If your flash exposure is underexposed or overexposed, it might be because you are using high-speed sync, which reduces the effective flash range. Ensure your subject is within the displayed effective flash range. Alternatively, if you're using Manual Flash mode, switch to TTL or adjust the flash output accordingly.
What to do if my Godox Camera Flash power turns off by itself?
If your Godox Camera Flash turns off automatically, it could be due to the auto power-off feature. If the flash is set as a master, it will turn off after 90 seconds of idle operation. To wake it up, press the shutter button halfway or press any flash button. If the flash is set as a slave, it will enter sleep mode after 60 minutes of idle operation. Press any flash button to wake it up.
How to fix dark corners in photos taken with Godox V350N?
If your photos have dark corners or only parts of the subject are illuminated, the lens's focal length may exceed the flash coverage. Check the flash coverage setting. This flash unit covers between 24 and 105mm, suitable for full-format cameras. Pull out the wide panel to extend the flash coverage.
Why is my Godox V350N Camera Flash not charging?
If your Godox Camera Flash isn't charging, first check if the battery is installed correctly. Make sure it's in the right direction. Also, if you see the < > symbol blinking on the LCD panel, it means the internal battery is exhausted and needs immediate recharging.
Why doesn't auto zoom work on my Godox V350N?
If auto zoom is not working on your Godox Camera Flash, ensure that the camera flash’s mounting foot is securely attached to the camera.
General| Type | Compact flash |
|---|---|
| Flash modes | High-speed synchronization, Manual |
| Display type | LCD |
| Compatibility | D5, D4, D60, D70S, D90, D100, D200, D300S, D300, D500, D610, D700, D750, D800, D810, D3100, D3200, D3300, D5000, D5100, D5200, D5300, D7000, D7100 |
| Product color | Black |
| Flash coverage | 24 - 105 mm |
| Built-in display | Yes |
| Channels quantity | 16 channels |
| Operating frequency | 2.4 MHz |
| Auto power off after | 1.5 min |
| Vertical rotation angle | -7 - 90 ° |
| Approx. number of flashes | 500 |
| Horizontal rotation angle | 0 - 270 ° |
| Approximate recycling time | 1.7 s |
| Camera brands compatibility | Nikon |
| Approximate recycling time (min) | 0.1 s |
| Guide number (ISO 100, set at 35mm zoom) | 36 m |
| Battery type | Built-in |
| Input voltage | 7.2 V |
| Power supply type | Battery |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 150 mm |
|---|---|
| Width | 62 mm |
| Height | 38 mm |
| Weight | 290 g |
Details the buttons and their functions for operating the flash.
Lists important safety precautions for battery handling and storage.
How to use the flash in TTL mode for automatic exposure.
Adjust flash output for minor exposure corrections in TTL.
Using the flash as a wired optical slave.
Using the flash as a wireless optical slave with pre-flash detection.
Adjusting flash coverage manually or automatically, and using the wide panel.
Details the flash's overheating prevention and recovery.
Lists system prompts indicating potential errors or failures.
