Godox TT600S Flash

GODOX TT600S Flash.

The GODOX TT600 is a news flash designed for photographers who prefer manual lighting control.

It offers a guide number of 60 (ISO 100, 200 mm), power adjustment from 1/1 to 1/128 in 1/3 EV increments, and a built-in Godox X 2.4G system receiver.

With its swivel head, 24-200 mm zoom range, and the ability to operate both on and off the camera hot shoe, the unit easily adapts to various shooting scenarios—from photojournalism to studio sessions.

Manual light control and flexible operation.

The TT600 does not support TTL automation, making it ideal for photographers who want to manually control the flash output.

A wide power adjustment range from 1/1 to 1/128 allows you to precisely tailor the lighting to the scene you´re photographing, and a guide number of 60 ensures adequate performance across various shooting scenarios.

The flash can be mounted on a camera hot shoe or used as an external light source mounted on a tripod.

Built-in Godox X receiver and extensive triggering options.

The flash is equipped with a built-in Godox X 2.4G receiver, which enables wireless control using compatible Godox triggers (sold separately).

When used with an optional transmitter, HSS synchronization is also possible.

Additionally, the unit features a 433 MHz receiver socket, an optical Master/Slave mode, and a 3.5 mm sync port, allowing for a wired connection to a camera or trigger.

Adjustable Head and Lens-Matching Zoom.

The flash head tilts vertically from -7° to 90° and rotates 360°, making it easy to bounce light off walls and ceilings and create more natural lighting.

The built-in zoom covers a focal length range of 24 to 200 mm, and an additional 14 mm wide-angle panel allows for convenient use with lenses that have a wider angle of view.

Versatile power supply and operational readiness.

The GODOX TT600 is powered by four AA batteries—either alkaline or nickel-metal hydride.

This power source provides easy access to energy and allows for approximately 230 full flashes.

A recharge time ranging from 0.1 to 2.6 seconds allows you to quickly prepare the flash for subsequent shots, which is important during dynamic photo sessions and photojournalism.

Included:.

Flash.

Stand.

Carrying case.