Hot shoe plate as a replacement part for your camera

The flash tips over from the tripod, or you pull it out of the camera’s hot shoe at an angle in your haste. The flash itself still works, but the base has a crack or the thread on the clamping disc no longer fits properly. That’s exactly why the base is sold separately: You replace the broken part and keep the flash. Genuine Godox replacement foot for the V480 (Olympus version) Replace instead of buying new if only the foot is damaged Easy to install yourself—all you need is a screwdriver A spare part to keep on hand if you use the flash frequently on the go A broken foot doesn’t mean a broken flash The part that gives way first The foot is where the entire weight of the flash rests, and it’s the only part with moving components on the outside. If the flash is dropped or inserted at an angle, the foot is usually the part that breaks, not the housing. The rest of the flash remains intact. Replace it yourself instead of sending it in The foot is screwed on and can be loosened and replaced with a small Phillips screwdriver. You’ll save yourself a trip to the service center and have the flash ready to use again that same evening. Here’s what it looks like in everyday use After a fall on the job The flash falls off the lighting stand; the foot has a crack, but the flash still fires normally. Instead of ordering a new unit, you replace the foot and keep working. As a spare in your case If you regularly work at weddings or events, it’s a good idea to keep a spare on hand. A replacement foot takes up almost no space and will save your next job. What you should know before ordering Fits exclusively on the V480 This foot is designed for the Olympus version of the Godox V480—and only for this flash. It does not fit any other Godox model, not even similarly designed hot-shoe flashes. The contacts in the foot are also system-specific: If you have a V480 for a different camera system, you’ll need the corresponding foot. Conversely, you can’t use this part to turn a flash designed for another system into an Olympus flash. Screwdriver not included Only the foot is included. You’ll need to provide the appropriate small Phillips-head screwdriver yourself. Only helps with mechanical damage If your flash no longer fires at all after a fall or the camera doesn’t recognize it, the problem is most likely not just with the foot. A new foot won’t fix anything in that case. Please contact us first, and we’ll look into it together before you purchase a part that doesn’t address the root cause. Technical Details at a Glance Type: Replacement flash foot, genuine Godox part Compatible with: Godox V480 (Olympus version) Installation: screw-mounted; replacement requires a Phillips-head screwdriver Package Contents 1 x Godox Flash Base for V480 Olympus

The flash tips over from the tripod, or you pull it out of the camera’s hot shoe at an angle in the heat of the moment. The flash itself still works, but the base has a crack or the thread on the clamping disc no longer fits properly. That’s exactly why the base is sold separately: you replace the broken part and keep the flash. Genuine Godox replacement foot for the V480 (Sony version) Replace instead of buying new if only the foot is damaged Easy to install yourself—all you need is a screwdriver A spare part to keep on hand if you use the flash frequently on the go A broken foot doesn’t mean the flash is broken The part that gives way first The foot is where the entire weight of the flash rests, and it’s the only part with moving components on the outside. That’s why, if the flash is dropped or inserted at an angle, the foot usually breaks—not the housing. The rest of the flash remains intact. Replace it yourself instead of sending it in The foot is screwed on and can be loosened and replaced with a small screwdriver. You’ll save yourself a trip to the service center and have the flash ready to use again that same evening. Here’s what it looks like in everyday use After a fall on the job The flash falls off the lighting stand; the foot has a crack, but the flash still fires normally. Instead of ordering a new unit, you replace the foot and keep working. As a spare in your case If you regularly work at weddings or events, it’s a good idea to keep one of these on hand. A spare foot takes up almost no space and can save your next job. What you should know before ordering For the Sony model only This foot is designed for the Godox V480 for Sony. The contacts in the foot are system-specific. If you have a V480 for a different camera system, you’ll need the corresponding foot. And conversely: You can’t use this part to turn a flash designed for another system into a Sony flash. Screwdriver not included Only the hot shoe is included. You’ll need to provide the appropriate small Phillips-head screwdriver yourself. Only helps with mechanical damage If your flash no longer fires at all after a fall or the camera doesn’t recognize it, the problem is most likely not just with the foot. A new foot won’t fix the issue in this case. Contact us first, and we’ll look into it together before you buy a part that doesn’t address the root cause. Technical Details at a Glance Type: Replacement flash foot, genuine Godox part Compatible with: Godox V480 (Sony version) Installation: Screw-mounted; replacement requires a screwdriver Package Contents 1 x Godox Flash Base for V480 Sony

The flash tips over from the tripod, or you pull it out of the camera’s hot shoe at an angle in the heat of the moment. The flash itself still works, but the base has a crack or the thread on the clamping disc no longer fits properly. That’s exactly why the base is sold separately: you replace the broken part and keep the flash. Genuine Godox replacement foot for the V480 (Nikon version) Replace instead of buying new if only the foot is damaged Easy to install yourself—all you need is a screwdriver A spare part to keep on hand if you use the flash frequently on the go A broken foot doesn’t mean the flash is broken The part that gives way first The foot is where the entire weight of the flash rests, and it’s the only part with moving components on the outside. That’s why, if the flash is dropped or inserted at an angle, it’s usually the foot that breaks, not the housing. The rest of the flash remains intact. Replace it yourself instead of sending it in The foot is screwed on and can be loosened and replaced with a small Phillips screwdriver. You’ll save yourself a trip to the service center and have the flash ready to use again that same evening. Here’s what it looks like in everyday use After a fall on the job The flash falls off the lighting stand; the foot has a crack, but the flash still fires normally. Instead of ordering a new unit, you replace the foot and keep working. As a spare in your case If you regularly work at weddings or events, it’s a good idea to keep one of these on hand. A spare foot takes up almost no space and can save your next job. What you should know before ordering Fits exclusively on the V480 This foot is designed for the Nikon version of the Godox V480—and only for that flash. It does not fit any other Godox model, not even similarly designed hot-shoe flashes. The contacts in the foot are also system-specific: If you have a V480 for a different camera system, you’ll need the corresponding foot. Conversely, you can’t use this part to turn a flash designed for another system into a Nikon flash. Screwdriver not included Only the hot shoe is included. You’ll need to provide the appropriate small Phillips-head screwdriver yourself. Only helps with mechanical damage If your flash no longer fires at all after a fall or the camera doesn’t recognize it, the problem is most likely not just with the hot shoe. A new hot shoe won’t fix anything in that case. Please contact us first, and we’ll look into it together before you buy a part that doesn’t address the root cause. Technical Details at a Glance Type: Replacement flash foot, genuine Godox part Compatible with: Godox V480 (Nikon version) Mounting: screw-on, replacement with a Phillips screwdriver Package Contents 1 x Godox Flash Base for V480 Nikon

The flash tips over from the tripod, or you pull it out of the camera’s hot shoe at an angle in your haste. The flash itself still works, but the base has a crack or the thread on the clamping disc no longer fits properly. That’s exactly why the base is sold separately: you replace the broken part and keep the flash. Genuine Godox replacement foot for the V480 (Fujifilm version) Replace instead of buying new if only the foot is damaged Easy to install yourself—all you need is a screwdriver A spare part to keep on hand if you use the flash frequently on the go A broken foot doesn’t mean a broken flash The part that gives way first The foot is where the entire weight of the flash rests, and it’s the only part with moving parts on the outside. That’s why, in the event of a fall or if it’s inserted at an angle, it’s usually the foot that breaks, not the housing. The rest of the flash remains intact. Replace it yourself instead of sending it in The foot is screwed on and can be loosened and replaced with a small Phillips-head screwdriver. You’ll save yourself a trip to the service center and have the flash ready to use again that same evening. Here’s what it looks like in everyday use After a fall on the job The flash falls off the light stand; the foot has a crack, but the flash still fires normally. Instead of ordering a new unit, you replace the foot and keep working. Keep one as a spare in your case If you regularly work at weddings or events, it’s a good idea to keep a spare on hand. A replacement foot takes up almost no space and will save your next job. What You Should Know Before Ordering Fits exclusively on the V480 This foot is designed for the Fujifilm version of the Godox V480—and only for this flash. It does not fit any other Godox model, not even similarly designed hot-shoe flashes. The contacts in the foot are also system-specific: If you have a V480 for a different camera system, you’ll need the corresponding foot. Conversely, you can’t use this part to turn a flash designed for another system into a Fujifilm flash. Screwdriver not included Only the foot is included. You’ll need to provide the appropriate small Phillips-head screwdriver yourself. Only helps with mechanical damage If your flash no longer fires at all after a fall or the camera doesn’t recognize it, the problem is most likely not just with the foot. A new foot won’t fix anything in that case. Please contact us first, and we’ll look into it together before you purchase a part that doesn’t address the root cause. Technical Details at a Glance Type: Replacement flash foot, genuine Godox part Compatible with: Godox V480 (Fujifilm version) Installation: screw-mounted; replacement requires a Phillips-head screwdriver Package Contents 1 x Godox flash foot for V480 Fujifilm

The flash tips over from the tripod, or you pull it out of the camera’s hot shoe at an angle in the heat of the moment. The flash itself still works, but the base has a crack or the thread on the clamping disc no longer fits properly. That’s exactly why the base is sold separately: you replace the broken part and keep the flash. Genuine Godox replacement foot for the V480 (Canon version) Replace instead of buying new if only the foot is damaged Easy to install yourself—all you need is a screwdriver A spare part to keep on hand if you use the flash frequently on the go A broken foot doesn’t mean a broken flash The part that gives way first The foot is where the entire weight of the flash rests, and it’s the only part with moving components on the outside. If the flash is dropped or inserted at an angle, the foot is usually the part that breaks, not the housing. The rest of the flash remains intact. Replace it yourself instead of sending it in The foot is screwed on and can be loosened and replaced with a small Phillips screwdriver. You’ll save yourself a trip to the service center and have the flash ready to use again that same evening. Here’s what it looks like in everyday use After a fall on the job The flash falls off the lighting stand; the foot has a crack, but the flash still fires normally. Instead of ordering a new unit, you replace the foot and keep working. As a spare in your case If you regularly work at weddings or events, it’s a good idea to keep one of these on hand. A spare foot takes up almost no space and can save your next job. What you should know before ordering Fits exclusively on the V480 This foot is designed for the Canon version of the Godox V480—and only for that flash. It does not fit any other Godox model, not even similarly designed hot-shoe flashes. The contacts in the foot are also system-specific: If you have a V480 for a different camera system, you’ll need the corresponding foot. Conversely, you can’t use this part to turn a flash designed for another system into a Canon flash. Screwdriver not included Only the foot is included. You’ll need to provide the appropriate small Phillips-head screwdriver yourself. Only helps with mechanical damage If your flash no longer fires at all after a fall or the camera doesn’t recognize it, the problem is most likely not just with the foot. A new foot won’t fix anything in that case. Please contact us first, and we’ll look into it together before you buy a part that doesn’t address the root cause. Technical Details at a Glance Type: Replacement flash foot, genuine Godox part Compatible with: Godox V480 (Canon version) Installation: screw-mounted; replacement requires a Phillips-head screwdriver Package Contents 1 x Godox Flash Foot for V480 Canon

Godox X2T flash shoe plate SonyIf the flash base of your X2T to Sony is defective, you can find a replacement here.Note how the contacts are plugged in.Scope of delivery:1 x flash shoe plate X2T Sony

Replacement flash foot for Godox TT685ll with Sony connectorIf the flash base of your TT685ll is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash.Note how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash base to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready for use again.Godox number: 804-6852S-002Scope of delivery:1 x flash foot Godox TT685ll to Sony

Replacement flash foot for Sony V1 Sony connectorIf the flash base of your V1 is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash.Note how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash base to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.This is the latest revised version with a metal reinforcement.Godox number: Scope of delivery:1 x flash base Godox V1 for Sony

Godox X-PRO hot shoe plate Sony If the flash base of your XPro to Sony is defective, you can find a replacement here.Notice how the contacts are plugged in.Scope of delivery: 1 x flash foot to Godox Xpro für Sony

Replacement flash foot for Godox V860-3 version FujiIf the flash base of your V860-III is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash.Note how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash base to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery:1 x flash base Godox V860-III for Fuji

Replacement Flash Base for Godox V860-3 Version NikonIf the flash base of your V860-III is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash.Note how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash base to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery:1 x flash base Godox V860-III for Nikon

Replacement flash foot for Godox V860-3 version CanonIf the flash base of your V860-III is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash.Note how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash base to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery:1 x flash base Godox V860-III for Canon

Replacement flash foot for Godox V860-3 If the flash base of your V860-III is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash.Note how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash base to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery:1 x flash base Godox V860-III for Sony

Flash shoe plate Olympus Panasonic Godox V1If the flash shoe of your V1 flash is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash.Note how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash base to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery:1 x flash base Godox V1 for Olympus and Panasonic

Godox X-PRO hot shoe plate Nikon If the flash base of your XPro to Nikon is broken, you can find a replacement here. Notice how the contacts are plugged in.Scope of delivery: 1 x Nikon hot shoe plate

Godox X-PRO hot shoe plate Canon If the flash base of your XPro to Canon is defective, you can find a replacement here. Notice how the contacts are plugged in.Scope of delivery: 1 x hot shoe plate Canon

Godox V860 II hot shoe plate Olympus and Panasonic If the flash base of your V860-II is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift up the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Notice how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash foot to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery: 1 x flash foot Godox V860-II für Olympus and Panasonic

Godox V860 II hot shoe plate Fuji If the flash base of your V860-II is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift up the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Notice how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash foot to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery: 1 x flash foot Godox V860-II für Fuji

Godox V860 II hot shoe plate Canon If the flash base of your V860-II is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift up the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Notice how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash foot to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery: 1 x flash foot Godox V860-II für Canon

Godox V860 II hot shoe plate Nikon If the flash base of your V860-II is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift up the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Notice how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash foot to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery: 1 x flash foot Godox V860-II für Nikon

Godox V860 II hot shoe plate Sony If the flash base of your V860-II is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift up the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Notice how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash foot to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery: 1 x flash foot Godox V860-II für Sony

Godox TT685 hot shoe plate Sony If the flash base of your TT685 is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Notice how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash foot to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery: 1 x flash foot Godox TT685 für Sony

If the flash base of your V1 is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very simple. Loosen the four screws, lift the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Note how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash base to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready for use again.Scope of delivery:1 x Godox V1 flash base for Fuji

Godox V1 hot shoe plate Nikon If the flash base of your V1 is defective, you can find a replacement here. The replacement is very easy. Loosen the four screws, lift up the flash base and disconnect the ribbon cable from the flash. Notice how the contacts are plugged in. Now reconnect the cable of the new flash foot to the flash and tighten the four screws. Done, your flash is ready to use again.Scope of delivery: 1 x flash foot Godox V1 für Nikon