Godox TT350O Mini Thinklite TTL Flash for Olympus/Panasonic Cameras

Why You'll Love It

A compact TTL speedlite for Olympus and Panasonic cameras, small enough to live in a bag permanently without adding real weight or bulk.

Imagine this: shooting a friend's small get-together indoors after sunset - no bounce ceiling to rely on, no time to set up real lights, just a pocketable flash that can still bounce, swivel, and keep skin tones looking natural instead of flat and blown out.

Full TTL Compatibility. Works with Olympus/Panasonic TTL for automatic exposure metering - point and shoot, no manual flash-power guesswork required.

Compact, Pocketable Size. At 200g and barely bigger than a deck of cards, it's the kind of flash that stays in the bag permanently instead of getting left behind on "just a quick shoot."

Bounce and Swivel Head. Tilts -7° to 90° and rotates a full 360°, so light can be bounced off a ceiling or wall instead of firing flat and harsh straight at the subject.

Built-In 2.4GHz Wireless System. Works as a wireless master or slave out of the box, or pairs directly with the X1T-O trigger to get the flash off-camera entirely.

High-Speed Sync to 1/8000s. Syncs with fast shutter speeds instead of being capped at a slow flash-sync limit, useful for freezing motion or shooting wide open in bright daylight.

Includes Diffuser and Mini Stand. Ships with a wide-angle diffuser panel and a small stand for setting it up off-camera, not sold as separate accessories.

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Full TTL Compatibility
Compact, Pocketable Size
Bounce and Swivel Head
Built-In 2.4GHz Wireless System
High-Speed Sync to 1/8000s
Includes Diffuser and Mini Stand

Compatibility	Olympus/Panasonic TTL
Guide Number	118 ft / 36 m (ISO 100, 105mm)
Zoom Range	24-105mm (14mm with wide panel)
Wireless Range	98 ft (30m), 16 channels, 3 groups
Recycle Time	0.1-2.2 seconds
Battery Type	2x AA (not included)
Weight	200g (without batteries)

Diffuser
Mini Stand
Protective Case
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Godox TT350O Mini Thinklite TTL Flash for Olympus/Panasonic Cameras

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