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Please note this is the 7S****iii 

I have tried the Godox TT685II-S. This flash would not fire, it is hot shoe mount. I checked the guide in the box and the 7s was not listed. I am seeking a hot shoe mount flash that has a Manuel mode that someone is actively shooting with. In my research I’m just not finding anything… thank you so much for your support! 

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Thank you for your response @Cameratose. Again I’m looking for someone who is currently shooting with an a7siii and wanting to know what flash they are using. I went to a photo supply today and they were unsure as well as to why it wouldn’t fire with godox 

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Which is exactly why you should be contacting Godox customer service rather than hoping to find a needle in a haystack. They're the experts, it's their flash. They can tell you if it will or won't work. Good luck. 

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On 2/27/2025 at 10:36 PM, hillary said:

Please note this is the 7S****iii 

I have tried the Godox TT685II-S. This flash would not fire, it is hot shoe mount. I checked the guide in the box and the 7s was not listed. I am seeking a hot shoe mount flash that has a Manuel mode that someone is actively shooting with. In my research I’m just not finding anything… thank you so much for your support! 
 

@Cameratose thank you for your response. If you see my original post you will see that the insert in the godbox did not have my camera listed. I am seeking someone who is actively shooting with the A7siii, and the flash that they have found has worked for them. Thanks! 

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Right, so the smart thing to do is hope that someone comes along, rather than contact the people who actually manufacture the flash and get a factual answer. Proof that you can lead a horse to water... 

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