High Speed Sync on a Budget Universal Speedlite: The GodoxTT600

The Godox TT600 is a budget speedlite that is high speed sync capable. Getting it to work, though, requires a flash trigger because even though you can turn the HSS mode on the flash itself, HSS will not work with the flash on the camera hotshoe.

High-speed sync (HSS) is a feature in photography that allows you to use a faster shutter speed than the camera's maximum flash sync speed. It's useful in situations where you want to use flash in bright conditions or achieve a shallow depth of field with flash. HSS works by firing the flash multiple times in sync with the faster shutter speed, ensuring even exposure across the frame.

[carlosmarquez]

Man, you are really good. Here you are, saving us from struggling. 🙌
No filler information & straight to the point. Thanks a lot!

[stephaniegray]

I was beginning to think I’d never be able to use a flash. Thank you for clearly explaining how to use.

[JaiBrews]

OMG!!! This video just made my stress level go away!!! Thank You!!!!

[anzaeria]

Thank you for the detailed explanation. I read a review of the Godox TT600 in which a photographer commented that the HSS is only suitable as a backlight etc rather than a main light. Would you agree or disagree with that? From those comments in the review, it sounds like the light output from the HSS in this unit is very weak.

[allenhendricks]

I would like to trigger this speed light and canon speed light remotely with off camera 📸.on recieving end ... thank you for this