Flash
Speedlights, triggers, and small on-camera lighting.
For small mirrorless kits, a useful speedlite is short on the hot shoe, roughly 200–300 g ready to shoot, and still offers TTL and HSS when you need fill in daylight. The FlashQ Q20II further down is lighter and simpler (manual, lower GN) when absolute minimum size matters.
Compact TTL speedlights (mirrorless-friendly)
Section titled “Compact TTL speedlights (mirrorless-friendly)”Mount-specific variants exist (TT350C Canon, TT350N Nikon, TT350F Fujifilm, TT350S Sony, TT350O Micro Four Thirds). The TT350 speaks Godox 2.4 GHz X radio for master/slave with larger Godox lights.
AA-powered “mini” Thinklite: easy spares when travelling; full-power recycle is slower than Li-ion compact flashes.
| Guide number | 36 (m, ISO 100 @ 105 mm) |
| Zoom | 24–105 mm (auto / manual) |
| Head | −7° to 90° tilt, 270° swivel |
| TTL / HSS | TTL, ±3 EV FEC; HSS to ~1/8000 s |
| Radio | Built-in Godox X, ~30 m, master/slave, 3 groups |
| Power | 2× AA (Ni-MH recommended); ~210 full-power pops (typ., good Ni-MH) |
| Recycle | ~0.1–2.2 s |
| Size / weight | 140 × 62 × 38 mm; 200 g (no batteries) |
Godox also sells the Li-ion Ving V350 (faster recycle, longer radio range). In practice the body is taller (~150 mm vs ~140 mm on TT350) and too bulky on small mirrorless cameras for everyday carry—TT350 or Nissin i400 balance better.
Very compact shoe flash aimed at mirrorless and light DSLRs; two control dials instead of a large LCD—fast to operate once learned.
| Guide number | 40 (ISO 100 @ 105 mm) |
| Zoom | 24–105 mm (35 mm equivalent; see mount notes in details) |
| TTL / HSS | TTL; HSS to 1/8000 s (camera / mode dependent) |
| Wireless | On-camera first; remote / optical behaviour varies by mount—see compatibility chart |
| Power | 4× AA |
| Size / weight | Pocket-sized body; 203 g (manufacturer, without batteries) |
Compact manual flash with built-in FlashQ 2.4 GHz receiver; pairs with FlashQ transmitters for power ratio control.
| Guide number | 20 (ISO 100) |
| Coverage | ~32 mm (35 mm equivalent) |
| Power steps | 7 (1/64–1/1) |
| Radio | 2.4 GHz FlashQ, ~10 m range, up to 8 flashes |
| Head tilt | 0° / 45° / 60° / 75° / 90° |
| LED modelling / video | 7 levels, max ~60 lux @ 1 m, ~5500 K, CRI 95 |
| Flash colour | ~5600 K |
| Power | 2× AA (Ni-MH recommended) |
| Recycle (full) | ~6–7 s |
| Optical slave | S1 / S2 |
| Size / weight | 59 × 99 × 29 mm (with transmitter dock); 115 g (no batteries) |
Tiny radio trigger for ISO hot shoe (centre pin only). No TTL — manual flash only.
| Size | 25 × 25 × 20 mm (TX), 25 × 25 × 15 mm (RX) |
| Radio | 2.4 GHz, 160 channels, ~10 m |
| Sync | Focal plane up to ~1/250 s; leaf shutter up to ~1/1000 s (camera dependent) |
| X-sync latency | max ~900 µs |
| Battery | Li-ion in transmitter; ~80 h active / ~120 days standby (TX) |
| Compatibility | Sony MIS, Canon, Nikon, Pentax, Olympus, Lumix, many third-party flashes; not old Sony/Minolta Auto-lock shoe; avoid legacy high-voltage flashes on receiver |