The Godox TR TTL Hot Shoe Riser lifts the flash by 1.2", ensuring better clearance from the frame edge when using wide or protruding lenses. Designed for flashes under 10.6 oz, it supports both auto flash and High-Speed Sync functions. The 0 to 90° tilt adjustment provides the flexibility to shoot with direct or bounce flash.
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Key Features
- Elevates Flash by 1.2"
- Tilts Up to 90°
- Supports TTL and High-Speed Sync
- Maintains all TTL Contacts
The Godox TR TTL Hot Shoe Riser lifts the flash by 1.2", ensuring better clearance from the frame edge when using wide or protruding lenses. Designed for flashes under 10.6 oz, it supports both auto flash and High-Speed Sync functions. The 0 to 90° tilt adjustment provides the flexibility to shoot with direct or bounce flash.
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Godox TR-C Reviews
Works Very Well
By Michael
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2026-05-13
I have a mini flash that sits too low in the hot shoe so I get a shadow in the lower part of my image. This little riser works perfectly with camera and flash. The only time I get a minor shadow is if I am using a wide focal length (16mm). The price is really reasonable. The reason I only have it four stars is that it doesn’t lock tightly to my hot shoe. There is a little wiggle in it. I tried two and both were the same.
More Useful Than You Can Imagine.
By Jon
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-12-10
I Bought A Small Compact Godox IT30 Pro TTL Flash That Sits Too Low For Longer Lenses So The Flash Casts A Shadow From The Lens. This Helps With That. I Can Also Use This To Point The Flash Up And Bounce Light Off The Ceiling.. More Often Though, I Use It For My Flash Trigger Allowing Me To Read It When Mounted On A Taller Tripod.
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