The Godox iM10 Mini Flash fits easily in a photographer’s pocket and weighs less than an ounce (23 grams). It’s designed to be easy to carry and even easier to pop onto a camera for a bit of extra light in the field.

“A bit of extra light” is fair, since the iM10 Mini Flash is, as its name suggests, small. It doesn’t pack a huge punch. In fact, Godox doesn’t specify how much output it delivers, noting only four manual power levels: 1/8, 1/4, 1/2, and 1/1.

The company’s sample photos suggest it should work well enough indoors, though it is unlikely to overpower natural light in most cases. Godox says the flash is good for indoor snapshots and nighttime portraits, further suggesting it’s not a powerful light.

The Godox iM10 should work for indoor scenes like this, but it will lack the power for outdoor flash during the daytime.

It doesn’t have full electronic communication or TTL functionality, so it is a universal manual flash. If a camera has a shoe, the iM10 should work.…