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Got mine today. Two TT350S and one TT685S.
I can confirm that, sadly, when mounting the 350 on the RX1RII it does not let the EVF pop-out completely. It is a bit disappointing that Godox did not take this into consideration since it is the smallest flash out there for Sony with such an incredible set of feature. If the hot shoe was 2-3mm longer it would have been fine and such a tiny difference wouldn't have been noticeable on the total size of the flash. It's that small the amount it would need! The same happens with the X1T-S trigger, just a tiny bit not letting it come out completely. With the 685 the EVF does successfully pop-out completely but this flash is just a beast on the tiny RX1RII.
Here are some photos I just quickly took for you guys to see. The HSS seems to work great and without any fuss. Looking forward to putting these flashes through some proper use.
TT350S on RX1RII with EVF almost completely out.
RX1RII with EVF completely out for comparison.
TT685S on RX1RII with EVF completely out.
TT685S on RX1RII with EVF completely out, but just barely touching the flash.
Quick RX1RII shot with TT350S in TTL mode. F2 at 1/2000 sec.
TT685S vs. Metz 44 AF-1 vs. TT350S
TT685S vs. Metz 44 AF-1 vs. TT350S
FYI, the weights for these flashes, without AA batteries is:
Metz is 319g (338g with bouncer)
TT350S is 203g (213g with bouncer)
TT685S is 410g (does not come with bouncer, don't understand why since the smaller and cheaper 350 comes with one in the box)
The Metz and the 685 take 4xAA and the 360 takes only 2xAA.
The 350 is a lot shorter than the others and also much slimmer (can't really see that on the photos, sorry). Definitely a flash that will be easy to carry in the bag. Two of them will weigh the same as a "traditional" one and use approximately the same space in a bag.
Thank you Guy for the help!
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