Godox TT685N i-TTL Speedlite for Nikon Price & Specs

• GN 60 (m ISO 100)
  
• Powered by 4 x AA batteries
  
• HSS to 1/8000th
  
• Flash Mode – iTTL /M / Multi
  
• 1st Curtain Sync / 2nd Curtain Sync
  
• FEC / FEB – 1/3rd Increments (±3 stops)
  
• Manual Flash – 1/128 – 1/1 output control (1/3rd increments)
  
• Flash Zoom 20 – 200mm
  
• Radio Master & Slave Modes for Godox 2.4GHz X Radio System
  
• Godox Canon / Nikon / Sony TTL Radio Slave Modes
  
• Compatible with Godox X1T-C, X1T-N, X1T-S, TTL Transmitters, and X1R-N Receivers
  
• 3 Remote Groups A / B / C
  
• 32 Channels
  
• Range to 100 m
  
• Compatible with Godox XTR-16s Receiver, & XT-16 Transmitter
  
• Compatible with Godox FTR-16s Receivers, & FT-16 & Cells II-N Transmitters
  
• Optic Master & Slave Modes for Nikon Optic Wireless System
  
• 3 Remote Groups A / B / C
  
• 4 Channels
  
• Range – Line of Sight
  
• S1 and S2 Optic Slave Modes
  
• Recycle Time: 0.1 – 2.6 Seconds
  
• 230 Full Power Flashes (using 2500mAh Ni-MH Batteries)
  
• Full 360 Degree Swivel, and Tilt Head
  
• Large LCD Screen
  
• AF Assist Light
  
• Metal Foot with Locking Pin
  
• Sound Prompt
  
• Custom Functions
  
• Settings Memory
  
• Overheat Protection
  
• USB Port for Firmware Updates
  
• Communication Port (For XTR-16s / FTR-16s Receivers)
  
• 3.5mm Sync Port
  
• External High Voltage Battery Port (Canon Style)
  

DESCRIPTION:

Godox have released the fully featured iTTL and HSS enabled TT685N speedlight for Nikon DSLR’s, with Godox 2.4GHz X series radio transceivers built inside.

And the TT685N are available now from around $118 on Ebay and Amazon etc.

The TT685N provide both radio and optic Master and Slave modes, with 3 slave groups A / B / C available.

Remote groups can be mixed, with TTL and Remote Manual Groups used at the same time, while individual groups can also be turned On and Off easily as needed.

A large dot matrix LCD display provides easy access to the master interface and functions.

As well as acting as their own master flash on-camera, the TT685N are also compatible with the new Godox X1-N TTL transmitter and receivers.

An X1T-N transmitter mounted on the camera hotshoe can control a number of remote TT685N speedlights off camera.

While original Nikon Speedights like the SB-700, SB-900, SB-910 etc can be included in the system by attaching X1R-N receivers to their feet.

The TT685N are also compatible with Godox’s Remote Manual XT-16, and legacy FT-16 trigger sets.

Godox X1-N

Used as a master flash on-camera the TT685N can fire and control other TT685N speedlightes set to slave mode, as well as a growing range of Godox portable lights.

These include the recent TTL and HSS enabled AD600B strobes, and AD360II-N / AD360II-C bare bulb flash units.

Godox Remote Manual flash units like the popular AD360 bare bulb flashes and V850 speedlites can also be included in the system using clip on XTR-16/s receiver units.

As well as a large LCD screen the TT685N feature back-lit function buttons.

The TT685N are powered by traditional 4 x AA batteries, with the option of connecting an external High Voltage Battery Pack for faster recycle times etc.

(A Lithium-ion powered version of the TT685N (V860II-N) will also be available in the coming months).

The TT685N provide a 3.5mm Sync Port, and USB Port for firmware updates.

As well as a 4 pin Communication Port which provides backward compatibility with Godox’s remote manual XTR-16s, and legacy 433MHz FTR-16s clip-on radio receivers (also used with the original V850 and V860 speedlites).

A High Voltage External Battery Port is provided at the front of the flash (Canon style socket), for connecting external battery packs like Godox’s popular PB960, or other Canon compatible packs.