Godox TT685F 2.4G TTL Flash Speedlite for Fujifilm GN60 1/8000S HSS 0.1-2.s Recycle Time 230 Full Power Flashes 22 Steps of Power Output

I shoot Fujifilm cameras and this powerhouse flash is 1/5 the price of Fuji’s large hot shoe flash. Shot a wedding a few weeks ago with this hotshot for fill flash, and an AD200 for group shots. Performs flawlessly. Fast recharge on eneloop AA batteries, and long life. Was able to get multiple shots using continuous low setting, depending on light required. No, it won’t keep up after more than 3-4 shots, but this is only $110, which is amazing value. Besides, if I really need to throw some light, I’ll use it’s big brother, the AD200. Love using these flashes with the wireless remotes. Just buy it if you think you’ll need it. At 1/5 the price of Fuji’s with nearly 99% functionality, it’s an easy choice.

This is a great flash and for the money you really get a lot. I had to return it because it doesn’t rotate 360 this is a feature I need because I often bounce flash off the back wall portraits to make them look like available light. I got a Nissin i60 instead Which has this feature. But this really is a good flash and if you don’t need that function it’s worth getting I’m gonna need levels.

I bought one, then liked it so much, that I got a second unit. I use them on light stands through diffuser umbrellas for outdoor portraits, and control them through an X-Pro F. Excellent functionality, and adjustability. Have several other Godox products and they are well featured and engineered (High speed sync!) . The manuals are so-so, but ultimately intelligible. Other reviewers have expressed concerns about this flash's size -- and yes it's is big. I use a Fuji X-T1 with a battery pack grip. So the body is big and yet the flash overpowers it. So for a light set-up e.g. street photography with on camera flash for fill, I use the Godox TT350F. Hover the TT685 excels on light stands and is a superb value. Would definitely buy again.

I bought this to do off camera flash with my Fuji X-E3. I am impressed with the build quality, which I feel is comparable to my Canon flashes.Although I plan to use it OCF, I placed it on my camera for testing and all functions worked great. I then placed it in slave mode. I really like that the LCD panel changes color to red to give you a quick indication of the mode. I turned on the beep, which is a great indicator when the flash is recharged.Control from the Xpro-F couldn't be easier and I tested the unit in both TTL and manual mode. Exposures were perfect, even when shooting with high speed synch (HSS). I plan to expand my system for environmental portraits by adding the AD200 and using this as a kicker/background light.

If you need a flash then you know what you need. This is exactly what I need for most of my work. Paired up with any other Godox gear and I'm very comfortable that I'll get the shot every time.

So I got this with the Xpro trigger and a Neewer 47” octobox. It’s a dream team. Powerful enough to keep my iso’s pinned at the low end and fill out a 47” octobox. Versatile enough to dial it down right and set the light dead right every time. Fast enough to hit the follow up shots on continuous mode.

Great quality for the price.It works fantastic with my Fujifilm xt2The battery life is also good, shot a 6 hour wedding with it and didn't had to change the batteries.

This is a great fit for Fuji camera users. This is for my XT-3 and it seems 100% compatible. Guide number of 60 makes it great on and off the camera. For off camera I use the Godox Xpro-F 2.4G TTL Wireless Flash Trigger Transmitter. Both provide a great experience with the XT-3.