Godox TT560 II Flashgun - Brand: GODOX

The Godox TT560 II requires 4x AA batteries. Both alkaline and Ni-MH rechargeable batteries can be used, though rechargeable batteries are recommended for better performance and longevity.

The wireless trigger and flash unit have a maximum effective shooting distance of up to 15 meters.

No, the Godox TT560 II is a manual flash unit only. It does not support through-the-lens (TTL) automatic exposure. All power adjustments must be made manually on the flash unit.

The flash has a consistent color temperature of 5600 Kelvin, which is standard daylight balanced.

Flash power is adjusted using the manual controls directly on the flash unit. The channel is also selected using buttons on the flash unit and the trigger to ensure they communicate.

Yes, the Godox TT560 II supports both S1 (standard slave) and S2 (commander-aware slave) modes, allowing it to be triggered by other flashes.

The Godox TT560 II measures approximately 190 mm in height, 75 mm in width, and 55 mm in depth. It weighs around 310 grams (without batteries).

Ensure the flash unit and trigger are set to the same channel. Check that the batteries in both the flash and trigger are functional and correctly inserted. Verify the shooting distance is within the 15-meter range. Ensure the trigger is securely seated in the camera's hotshoe.

At higher power settings, the recycling time is longer (up to 5 seconds). Use lower power settings for faster recycling. Ensure you are using fresh, high-quality AA batteries; rechargeable Ni-MH batteries are recommended for consistent performance.

Manually adjust the flash power output using the controls on the flash unit. Refer to the guide number (GN 38 at ISO 100) to estimate power settings based on distance and aperture. Adjust the flash head's angle or use the built-in diffuser/bounce card.

Check that the AA batteries are inserted correctly and have sufficient charge. Try using a different set of batteries. Ensure the battery compartment cover is securely closed.