Godox MF-T76S Macro Twin TTL Flash for Sony

Godox MF-T76S Macro Twin TTL Flash for Sony

With TTL, the flash automatically measures the correct exposure through the camera lens, so you can focus on composition. HSS support enables shutter speeds above the flash sync speed — handy for freezing a moving subject or deliberately darkening the background at wide apertures.

The two heads are independently adjustable from 1/1 to 1/256 power and can be tilted to direct light exactly where you need it. Combine a main flash with a softer fill light, or lift a subject out of shadow without setting up a second light source.

The built-in modelling lamp (2 × 1 W at 5000K) helps you focus in low-light conditions and gives you a preview of the final exposure before you fire the flash. With 8 brightness levels, you can fine-tune the modelling light to suit the situation.

The MF-T76S integrates seamlessly with the Godox X wireless flash system. Pair it with a Godox X trigger or other X-system flashes for more elaborate set-ups, off-camera macro work, or multi-flash exposure.

The flash runs on an included lithium-ion battery and delivers approximately 550 flashes at full power per charge. A recycle time of 1.2 s at 1/1 power keeps things moving during a shoot. The battery charges via the included USB-C to USB-A charging cable.

The controller mounts on the camera's hot shoe. The flash heads attach via an adapter ring around the lens. The included AR-R adapter ring set fits a range of filter diameters for macro lenses, making it quick to switch the flash between lenses.

Beyond classic macro photography of flowers, insects, jewellery, and products, the MF-T76S is also well suited to dental photography. Optional colour frame accessories ensure accurate colour rendering in dental work.

The flash head measures approximately 75 × 82 × 30 mm, the controller 136 × 71 × 62 mm, and the complete system weighs 466 g (without battery). The included bag keeps the flash, controller, and accessories neatly organised when shooting on location.