Godox TT685N I-TTL Speedlite For Nikon

Description

Upping the electronics and recording capabilities of its Mini Pro predecessor, the Blackmagic Design’s URSA Mini Pro 4.6K G2 Digital Cinema Camera brings expanded control set and even more functionality. The G2 introduces an updated Super 35 4.6K sensor featuring 15 stops of dynamic range at 3200 ISO, high frame rate recording up to 300 fps, and additional recording functionality. First, the addition of external camera controls allows menus to be accessed to change exposure settings, activate slow/fast motion, or engage focus assist or other functions. The exterior of the camera also gains a monochrome LCD panel which displays essential shooting data at a glance. Another welcome pro feature is the built-in ND (neutral density) filter wheel. The four-position wheel switches between two, four, and six stops of neutral density, plus a clear filter for no exposure reduction. Behind the display, two SD card slots beside the CFast 2.0 slots enable more affordable media to be used for less intensive recording formats. The G2 introduces a USB-C expansion port so you can record directly to external drives. The default electronic EF lens mount is user-interchangeable and adjustable to ensure proper flange focal distance. At the heart of the camera is Blackmagic Design’s acclaimed Super 35mm 4.6K sensor block, known for its ability to capture cinematic images with subtle gradients and large dynamic range rated at 15 stops. The G2 can now capture Blackmagic RAW footage in film and extended modes which makes it more versatile to meet your production needs. Probably the most impressive update with the G2 is the ability to capture 4.6K footage at 120 fps, 4K DCI at 150 fps, or even 1080p footage at 300 fps which is well suited for fast-action shooting. Like the URSA Mini, the URSA Mini Pro G2 can record high-resolution raw sensor data in CinemaDNG format onto CFast 2.0 or SD memory cards at up to 60 fps. The raw files preserve the full dynamic range and color tonality output from the sensor, so you can have greater control over the look in post-production. However, data-heavy uncompressed raw files aren’t always easy to deal with on set so in addition to uncompressed raw recording, the URSA Mini Pro provides compressed raw recording at 3:1 and 4:1 compression ratios to save space while retaining post-production flexibility. If raw capture is not necessary for your production, the URSA Mini Pro G2 offers ready-to-edit industry standard Apple ProRes files in many different flavors within the 444 and 422 chroma subsampling variations depending on your workflow. The 4.6K, 4K, 3K, 2K, and HD recording resolutions can be captured as ProRes files either using the “Film” dynamic range for a flatter image for grading in post-production, or “Video” dynamic range for a finished look right out of the camera. ProRes can be recorded to either CFast 2.0 or UHS-II SD cards (SD cards top out at UHD 4K; please check the Blackmagic Design website for updated card compatibility and limitations). Since the form factor of the original URSA Mini has been adhered to, the ergonomic benefits have remained as well. With separately available accessories like the VCT shoulder pad, side handgrip, broadcast battery plate, and EVF, the camera can be kitted out for comfortable shooting over extended periods. For studio-style shooting, the same shoulder pad is compatible with 15mm LWS rods for mounting lens supports for long lenses, follow focuses, lens drive motors, matte boxes, and more. 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.