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General| Brand | Godox |
|---|---|
| Model | V860IIIC |
| Category | Camera Flash |
| Language | English |
Essential safety guidelines and precautions for using the flash unit.
Identifies and labels the physical components of the camera flash unit.
Details the buttons, dials, and indicators on the control panel.
Explains the LCD display for E-TTL autoflash mode, including zoom and focus length.
Describes the LCD display for Manual (M) flash mode and output.
Details the LCD display for Multi (Stroboscopic) flash mode, showing frequency and flashes.
Details LCD displays for transmitter and receiver units in radio transmission shooting.
Illustrates LCD panel displays for different flash modes like E-TTL, M, and Multi.
Highlights key features of the Li-ion polymer battery, including runtime and safety.
Lists important safety precautions and handling instructions for the battery.
Step-by-step guide on how to properly load and unload the battery from the flash unit.
Explains the battery level indicators on the LCD panel and their meanings.
Details the operation of the E-TTL mode, including focusing and pre-flash.
Explains Flash Exposure Compensation (FEC) and how to adjust it from -3 to +3.
Configures the flash as an optic S1 secondary flash for synchronous firing.
Configures the flash as an optic S2 secondary flash, ignoring pre-flashes.
Formula and guidance for calculating shutter speed for stroboscopic flash effects.
Illustrates positioning and operation range for single-receiver autoflash shooting.
Details setting up multiple receiver units for E-TTL II autoflash with flash ratios.
Instructions for switching between normal and wireless flash modes.
How to turn off the transmitter unit's flash while retaining wireless control.
How to attach and set the V860IIIC as a transmitter unit for E-TTL wireless shooting.
Instructions for setting up another flash unit as the wireless receiver unit.
Ensuring transmitter and receiver units are on the same communication channel.
Guidance on the physical placement of camera and receiver units.
Setting the transmitter unit to E-TTL mode for automatic wireless flash.
Verifying that both transmitter and receiver flashes are ready to fire.
Performing a test to confirm the wireless flash system is functioning correctly.
Solutions for interference from other 2.4G devices affecting wireless triggering.
Checking recycle status, shooting speed, and over-heat protection for reliable firing.
Adjusting for optimal performance when the trigger and flash are too close.
Ensuring trigger and receiver equipment have sufficient battery power.
Using the Sync Cord Jack for synchronous firing with a camera shutter.
Using the modeling flash to preview shadow effects and lighting balance.
How the auto focus assist beam aids autofocus in low-light conditions.
Lists flash functions settable via the camera's menu screen.
Identifies specific custom function (C.Fn) settings controllable from the camera.
Procedure for clearing all custom function settings on the flash unit.
Details over-temperature protection mechanisms and flash count limits.
Lists LCD prompts (E1, E2, E3, E9) indicating system errors or protection states.
Solutions for common issues preventing the camera flash from firing.
Addresses automatic power-off and sleep mode issues for transmitter and receiver units.
Troubleshooting steps for when the auto zoom function fails.
Diagnosing and correcting underexposure or overexposure issues.
Resolving issues with dark corners or uneven illumination due to flash coverage.
Specifies the products covered under the warranty scope.
Details how the warranty period is calculated from the purchase date.
Instructions on how to obtain maintenance or repair services.
Lists conditions under which the warranty and service are not applicable.
