Godox V860III-N Camera Flash for Nikon Camera Flash Speedlight Speedlite Light,2.4G HSS 1/8000s,480 Full-Power Flashes,7.2V/2600mAh Li-ion Battery,0.01-1.5s Recycle Time,10 Levels LED Modeling Lamp
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- Optimal Battery Performance: The V860III uses the upgraded Li-on battery with a large capacity,escorts your shooting journey by its 1.5s recycling time and 450 full-power flashes
- Modeling Light for Pre-visualization; modeling light was added to help you preview the light effect,ensuring every fire had a perfect result.With 10-level dimmable brightness,The V860III also gives you a better sense of lighting techniques through pre-visualization and free adjustmen
- Quick Switch for Smooth Control: A quick switch was added at your fingertips,allowing you to switch between manual and TTL mode in a blink.V860III provides you with an incredibly smooth shooting process
- Quick-release Lock: The V860III uses a quick-release lock that was updated to a quick lever,ensuring the speedlight is locked safely in place while using on-camera. When off-camera,this design helps you unlock it easily and quickly
- Built-in Godox 2.4G Wireless X System: Built-in with the Godox 2.4G wireless X system, The Zoom V860III ensures a reliable shooting process with seamless connectivity.When using it off-camera,The V860III is also compatible with the Godox X system triggers X1,X2 and so on
Brand: GODOX
Compatible Mountings: Nikon Cameras
Camera Flash: Hotshoe
Flash Sync Speed: 1/8000
Included Components: 1 * Flash Unit, 1 * Lithium Battery, 1 * Charger, 1 * Protection Case, 1 * USB Cable, 1 * Instruction Manual, 1 * Mini Stand, 1 * USB Battery Charger See more
Product Dimensions: 7.68 x 2.95 x 2.32 inches
Item Weight: 1.17 pounds
Item model number: Godox V860III-N Flash for Nikon Cameras
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Date First Available: October 19, 2021
Manufacturer: Godox
Country of Origin: China
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Love how easy it works, and it is reliable. Have used it for multiple shoots and it has not skipped a flash. Plan to buy another one. Great value for money.
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2024 by CASSANDRA
The media could not be loaded. Coming from the V860II it is better in almost every way. I love the modeling light as it can be used as a run and gun video light in dark places. It has a faster and quieter recycle. Really like the manual-ETTL switch! I'm using it on the R5 and the quick lock foot works great, also has a slightly better on-off switch. Has a better exposure when using as a direct flash, the V860II always over exposed for me. This is my favorite so far from my godox light collection godox VING V860IIIN TTL flash. I use 2 for wedding events. If you are using a flash and you have battery issue, stop what you are doing and order this flash now! The battery life is amazing. I can get through 2 weddings without having to charge the battery (not recommended though). I purchased back up batteries and have never needed to use them. The flash is super easy to use. Especially when it comes to syncing multiple flashes. I highly recommend purchasing this flash. You won't be disappointed. If you are using v1 its good addition in combo.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2021 by Ruby_Mae
Hands down one of the best godox speedlights i have bought to date. It has all the best features of the v1 which features a roundhead which is a bit of an oversold feature. It uses the updated locking mechanism of the v1 meaning you won't have to be constantly tightening the locking mechanism like the old godox 860ii. It uses the newer screen layout of the v1 which was a massive improvement to the old layout. Features the same battery as the v1. Battery life is enough to let you shoot a whole day's wedding without worrying about depleting the battery. Shooting at iso 1600 with flash at 1/16 more then enough to get amazing pictures. Its the perfect compliment as a replacement to the old godox style flashes or paired with v1 on your secondary camera.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2021 by Amazon Customer
FLASH WORK REALLY GOOD IT REPLACED MY SD910 FOR NIKON
Reviewed in the United States on September 29, 2024 by bob hockenbrock
LOVE the battery! LOVE the wireless system - MUCH easier to use than Nikon's. Gave all the crappy AA rechargeable batteries I used to have to use on my Nikon flashes. (Why doesn't Nikon use a regular camera battery in their flashes? So stupid.)
Reviewed in the United States on December 28, 2023 by Craig Craig
I love my Godox V860III-N Camera Flash. I've had it since December, 2021 and the lighting has been consistent and even. However, lately, the connection to the hot shoe on my camera has become loose to the point that after attaching it, it would no longer flash. After taking it to my local camera shop, they found the screws were becoming loose that attach the plate to the hot shoe. In fact, one of the screws had fallen inside the flash unit and could have shortened out the entire unit. It was explained to me that even though the screws were supposed to be glued into place, it still came loose. In the picture, the red colored screws are the screws that hold the plate. So if your flash begins to wiggle when it should be tight, check the bottom of the plate on the flash. You should see the ends of the four screws that hold the plate in each corner. They slightly protrude. If the screws come loose, they will make the flash wiggle. It's easy to disassemble the bottom piece (4 screws). It's the same thing as if you had accidentally broke the hot shoe connection and had to replaced it yourself. Just disconnect the cable and tighten the four screws holding the plate. Add a touch of lock tight. Hope this helps since Godox does not warranty their products in the US.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2022 by BB49r BB49r
I switched to Godox a few years ago, and have everything battery-powered from the AD600 down to this speedlight. I had been using a Nikon speedlight, but then decided to go with this one for battery life. Compared to AA batteries, this thing goes forever. I needed one for my second camera for an event, so I bought this again. It's truly outstanding, and I've found their products to be sturdy and reliable.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2022 by T. Donaldson
After my Nikon 9000 flash died on me, I decided I would not spend that kind of money on another flash to have it die. This flash is outstanding, has fast recovery, and puts out plenty of light as it syncs with TTL on the camera.
Reviewed in the United States on November 6, 2023 by WHCIII