An introduction to buying Studio Flash Lights
When buying a studio flash kit there are a few things you need to take into consideration to make sure you get the right one for you. This list will help you find the best flash for you.
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Li-ION350II Speedlite with Rechargeable Battery, Built-In 2.4GHz Receiver & High-Speed Sync (Ving V350)
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TTL Features
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Rechargeable Li-ion Battery
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500 Full-Powered Flashes Per Charge
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High-Speed Sync
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Built-In Wireless 2.4GHz Receiver
The PIXAPRO® Li-ION350II TTL (Godox's Ving V350) is a compact portable TTL compatible Speedlight flashgun, Powered by a High-Capacity 2000mAh Li-ion Rechargeable Battery.
Thoughtful Design
Unlike traditional speedlites that use AA batteries, the LI-ION350II uses a lithium-ion battery which will give you an impressive 500 full-powered shots per charge and with an Ultra-Fast recycling time of up to 1.7 seconds, with virtually no slowdown as the battery power diminishes. This removes the need for bulky external battery packs, or bags of AA batteries and will keep you going throughout your shoot.
Built In Features
With a built-in receiver and a variety of different modes from HSS to the multi burst, it is perfect for people who shoot weddings, portraits, events, fashion, sports, fitness & advertising. It is especially good for shooting on location due to the flash being easily portable.
As well as being powered by a Li-Ion battery, the PIXAPRO® LI-ION350 II TTL also features a Built-In 2.4GHz Flash Transceiver, which allows it to be used as a Master Flash or alongside your existing flashes in conjunction with the PIXAPRO 2.4GHz flash Triggers and Receivers. This allows you to control your flash heads remotely from the flash or trigger such as flash power settings, changing groups & channels and Triggering. It’s part of The One System, which you can mix and match any PIXAPRO range flash. The flash is available with popular camera brands from Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Panasonic, Fuji and Pentax with full control and even high-end cameras from Hasselblad, Leica and PhaseOne with basic control. You also have a choice of 16 different channels, and 3x groups giving you maximum flexibility for your photographic projects.
High Quailty Images & Colour
The PIXAPRO® Li-ION350II TTL Speedlite has an 8-stop power range (1/1 to 1/128 power) adjustable in 1/3 stop increments, with flash durations between 1/350 second to 1/20,000 second for sharper images whilst maintaining colour accuracy throughout its power range which opens up a whole world of possibilities.
Multiple Flash Modes
It also features a variety of different flash modes. This includes a multi-flash mode, which can be set to between 2 and 99 flashes at a frequency between 1 and 99Hz (flashes per second), which allows you to create many different effects such as stroboscopic photography.
User Friendly
It features a user-friendly interface, with an LCD screen with easy to access buttons and a control dial, which allows you to quickly and easily adjust your flash settings.
Perfect Exposure
The Li-ION350II gives you access to TTL automatic exposure which will quickly provide you with perfect exposure without the need for manual metering, which could sometimes cause you to miss key moments. It also has other features like High-Speed Sync up to 1/8000 sec as well as a Rear-Curtain Sync mode. High-Speed Sync Mode allows your flash to sync at higher shutter-speeds than normal. Great for times when you want to lower the exposure of the bright sky, and to fill your subject in with flash, or if you want to shoot with a wide-open aperture in the midday Sun.
Light Options
The LI-ION350II TTL also has a zoom range of 24-100mm, this helps you to focus the beam of light, acting as a spotlight or you can expand the focus of the beam of light for widespread coverage, allowing you to add more creativity to your photography.
Secruity
The LI-ION350 II also has an Overheat Protection Mode to protect the flash if it runs at high temperatures when shooting frequently in a short period of time, this will help to increase the longevity of the flash and battery life.
This is the Speedlite that both amateur and professional photographers have been waiting for a long time. With the high capacity rechargeable li-ion battery and short flash duration, it is sure to keep you going throughout your shoot. The ultimate portable on-location flash strobe Speedlight, ideal for shooting weddings, portraits, events, fashion, sports, fitness & advertising.
Trigger Compatibility
| Brand | Model | Pixapro Products | Comments |
| Canon | EOS R5 | ST-III, ST-III+, ST-IV & All Speedlites |
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| Nikon | D780 | ST-III, ST-III+, ST-IV, Li-ion580II N, GIO 1 N |
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| Nikon | Z7 II | ST-III, ST-III+, ST-IV & All Speedlites | Not Compatible with AF Assist-beam. Same is true with Nikon branded speedlites |
| Pentax | K-3 | ST-III, ST-III+, ST-IV & All Speedlites | All functions can be used as normal |
Please Note: PiXAPRO Flash and Triggering Systems are fully compatible with Godox 2.4GHz Triggers, which will allow you to mix both Godox and PiXAPRO Equipment together without issue.
Features
- TTL Auto Exposure
- Built-In 2.4GHz Receiver
- Fast 1.7 second recycle times at Full power
- Approximately 500 full powered flashes
- High-Speed Sync, and Rear Curtain Sync mode
- Stroboscopic Multi-flash Mode
- Micro USB port for Firmware Updates
What’s In the Box
- 1x Li-ion350II Speedlite
- 1x Rechargeable Battery
- 1x Battery charger
- 1x Omni-Directional Diffuser
- 1x Pouch
- 1x Speedlite Foot-Stand
Specifications
| Available For | anon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus Panasonic Lumix & Fuji |
| Guide Number | 36m (ISO 100, 1/1 power @ 105mm) |
| Power Range | 8-Stops (1/1 to 1/128) in 1/3 Stop Increments |
| Exposure Control System | TTL Auto-Flash & Manual Flash |
| Flash Exposure Compensation (FEC) | Manual FEC |
| Flash Exposure Bracketing (FEB) | ±3 Stops in 1/3 stop increments |
| Vertical Rotation | -7° to 90° |
| Horizontal Rotation | 0° to 2700° |
| Power Supply | 7.2V/2000mAh Li-ion polymer battery |
| Full Power Flashes | Approx. 500 |
| Recycle times | 1.7 seconds at full power |
| Flash Duration | 1/350s – 1/20,000s |
| Auto-Focus Assist Range | Centre: 0.6-4m / Periphery: 0.6-2.5m |
| Colour Temperature | 5600K ± 200K |
| Wireless Flash Function | Master, Slave, Off |
| Controllable Slave Groups | 3 (A, B and C) |
| Transmission Range | Approx. 50m |
| Channels | 16 |
| High Speed Sync | Up To 1/8000 sec |
| Stroboscopic Multi-Flash | Yes (Up to 90 times, 99Hz) |
| Power Saving | Powers off after approx. 90 seconds of idle operation (60 minutes if set as slave) |
| Triggering Methods | Hotshoe, Optical Slave, PiXAPRO 2.4GHz ONE Trigger System |
| Dimensions | 150mm x 62mm x 38mm |
| Weight | 210g (Without Battery) 290g (With battery) |
| Accessory Mount | Speedlite / PIKA Fitting |
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Q&A’s
My Li-ion350 II Speedlite flashes rapidly before I can take my shot, is there something wrong with me Speedlite?
- Please check that the Red-Eye reduction isn’t enabled on your camera. If red-eye reduction is enabled on your camera, your flash will pulse rapidly in order to close the pupils of your subject down, which in turn reduces the chance of getting red-eye in your images.
My flash seems to always lose power when I use High-Speed Sync Mode compared to when not using High-Speed Sync mode. Is there something that I'm doing wrong, or is there a problem with my flash?
- Losing about a stop of power when using High-Speed Sync (HSS) mode compared to the flash output when not using HSS mode is normal. HSS works by rapidly pulsing the light from the flash (quicker than the eye can see) so that light gets to all parts of the sensor, which gives you even flash coverage across the entire sensor. However HSS it does have a few drawbacks:
- Since the Light has to pulse, you do lose a fair bit of flash output, meaning that you will have to compensate by moving your flash closer to your subject.
- It also requires a fair amount of power to perform High-Speed sync, which drains your batteries quicker than normal.
To see a more in-depth explaination of how High-Speed Sync works, please refer to our True High-Speed Sync vs Long Tail High-Speed Sync Blog Post
Is there a way to do a factory reset on the Li-ion350 Speedlite?
- To perform a Factory Reset on the Li-ion350 Speedlite, press and hold the "Mode" button, and then turn on Li-ion350. This will reset everything back to default settings.
Performing a factory reset will not affect any Firmware updates you may have performed.
Are spare rechargeable batteries available?
- We do have spare batteries for the Li-ION350II Speedlite, and these can be found here
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Product Reviews
Li-ION350II Speedlite with Rechargeable Battery, Built-In 2.4GHz Receiver & High-Speed Sync
Seems like a good flashgun. My old Nikon flash stopped working (I think probably due to battery corrosion) and I could see that I would spend quite a bit of money getting it repaired. This one has rechargeable batteries. When I received it, I charged it, attached it to the camera on the auto setting, took a picture and flash Very pleased so far.
Li-ION350II Speedlite with Rechargeable Battery, Built-In 2.4GHz Receiver & High-Speed Sync
I bought the flash after a recommendation from a friend. Only used it a few times but it seems to be good value for money and well built l also like the idea of being able to connect other flash guns with the remote trigger.
Li-ION350II Speedlite with Rechargeable Battery, Built-In 2.4GHz Receiver & High-Speed Sync
Very pleased with this flash gun. It works very well. Plenty of options still to try. What a tiny device!
Li-ION350II Speedlite with Rechargeable Battery, Built-In 2.4GHz Receiver & High-Speed Sync
Excellent. Flash and trigger work together just fine. Will use again
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