Compact Flash Godox TT350P 2.2s Recycling Time AA Battery

The Godox TT350P Compact Flash is a small, battery-powered flash unit engineered for photographers who need a lightweight and portable lighting solution. It operates on standard AA batteries and offers an approximate recycling time of 2.2 seconds. With a compact footprint and a weight of around 200 g, this black flash is designed to be easy to mount and handle during on-location shoots, travel, or situations that require minimal gear.

Advantages

The flash delivers reliable manual and automatic firing compatible with specific camera systems, providing consistent light output while remaining compact. Fast setup and simple battery replacement make it convenient for prolonged use away from mains power. Its low weight and narrow profile improve maneuverability on camera and in tight spaces, while the black finish maintains a discreet appearance during shoots.

Suitable for

• Travel and street photography where compact, lightweight gear is preferred
• Event and documentary work requiring quick on-camera fill light
• Portrait sessions with small or portable lighting setups
• On-location shoots where mains power is not available

Key specifications

• Type: Compact flash
• Power source: AA batteries (standard types)
• Approximate recycling time: 2.2 s
• Weight: 0.2 kg
• Colour: Black
• Compatible camera brand: Pentax
• Dimensions (approx.): 140 mm width × 38 mm depth

How to use

Mount the flash on the camera hot shoe compatible with the supported camera brand and insert the required AA batteries, observing correct polarity. Turn the unit on, select the desired exposure mode and power level if available, and allow approximately 2.2 seconds for the flash to recycle between full-power discharges. Use standard camera settings for flash sync and adjust flash position or tilt where the unit’s head permits to shape light as needed.

Recommendations

For consistent performance, use high-quality rechargeable AA batteries and replace them when you notice slower recycling times. Keep spare batteries on hand during extended shoots, and store the unit in a protective case to prevent surface wear. Verify camera compatibility before relying on TTL functions; for manual use, pre-test settings to achieve the desired exposure.