If you have a Fujifilm camera and you are looking for a flash, congratulations, I think you have found the right article because I am going to try to make the task of searching and choosing a little easier.
Today I will talk about the best flashes for Fujifilm cameras, so if you are interested, stay. Finding a good flash is an important part of learning light, so we should not give them up, no matter how complicated they may seem at first.
WHAT TO TAKE INTO ACCOUNT WHEN CHOOSING A FLASH?
When choosing a suitable flash, several aspects must be taken into account, because, just as there is no ideal camera for everyone, we do not all have the same needs in terms of flash or other photographic accessories.
Aspects to consider when choosing a flash:
- Control type (TTL and/or manual)
- Guide number
- recycling rate
- Movable head (and the direction in which it rotates)
- zoom head
- Max sync speed
- connection method
- Budget
- Size and weight
With that said, let's take a look at our 5 recommended flashes for Fujifilm cameras.
1.GODOX TT350F
We start our selection of Fujifilm flashes with this Godox TT350F. Undoubtedly, a great bet in terms of quality-price.
With a guide number of 36 (GN), it works as master and slave, has an LCD screen with simple and intuitive settings, a coverage of 24 to 105mm, a maximum sync speed of 1/8000s or a weight of 210g ( without battery) among other features.
If you want to read the full specifications, you can do it here.
You can get it on Amazon for a price of €89.00
2.NISSIN I40
A compact mid-range flash for those looking for a flash that weighs (203 g) and takes up little space but at the same time provides everything an amateur flash should.
This flash certainly does, with a guide number of 40, both vertical and horizontal rotating head, a 24-105mm zoom range, manual and TTL modes, and high-speed sync.
His limitations? Its recycling speed is 4s and it does not have a rear LCD screen nor can it function as a master.
You can find it for a price of €229.00
3. FUJIFILM EF-42
Another complete bet for those who want to start in the world of artificial lighting is this flash model for Fujifilm.
With features such as a guide number of 42, a head that rotates vertically and horizontally, LCD screen, a coverage of 24 to 105mm, a recycling speed of about 3.5s, and a weight of 260g (without batteries).
It can also work in TTL and manual mode and is quite compact and light.
You can find it by N/A
4.FUJIFILM EF-X500
This is a flash that would fall into the practically professional range. With TTL system, a Guide number of 50, rotating head vertically and horizontally to bounce the flash off any surface, and a 150mm focal length.
It can also function as master or slave, manual or multi, allows compensation from -5 EV to +5 EV, work with 4 communication channels in 3 groups, backlit LCD screen, robust construction with metal shoe, and an approximate weight of 380 g .
You can read the full specifications here.
You can find it for around €465.90on Amazon.
5.GODOX TT685F
Also in a semi-professional range we find this flash for Fujifilm at a very good value for money.
The Godox TT685F is a flash with a guide number of no less than 60, works as master and slave, in manual and TTL mode, has a sync speed of up to 1/8000s, and LCD screen.
It also has a recycling speed of 0.1 to 2.6s, rotating head: vertical (90°) and horizontal (360°) and zoom head: 20-200 mm.
Of course, we already put ourselves at a weight of 410 g, this is already a fairly serious flash man, keep this in mind if you do not need so many features and portability is essential for you.
If you're interested, you can check out the full specs here.
You can find it for about N/Aon Amazon.
I know that the flash is that accessory that terrifies us, I know that we always make the excuse that natural light is better, but the truth is that, as photographers, mastering light (all types of light) should be our medium-term goal. .
So I encourage you to lose your fear of the flash, to play, to have fun and to dare to shape the light until you are a master of LIGHT in capital letters ? .
Do you have any of these Fujifilm camera flashes? Would you add any more? I'll read you in the comments and, of course, don't hesitate to share this article if you think it might be useful to some other Fujista ;).
Thank you very much and see you in the next article.
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