Bare bulb and speedlight flash heads are included to vary your quality of light. Colour temperature is a steady 5600K over the entire power range. Built-in wireless receiver: control triggering power level, alert beep with optional wireless transmitter. Compatible with Nikon, Canon, Sony, Olympus, and Fuji TTL. Plus, it seems like the time it takes to overheat is directly proportional to the speed of the camera’s shutter. It’s possible that this is just an illusion, but I’ve found that the AD200 will overheat sooner when shooting at, say, 1/1000 th, than it will at 1/500 th, for example. Facebook využívá cookie k zobrazování různých reklamních produktů, například nabídek inzerentů třetích stran v reálném čase​​​

Overall the LCD is perfectly usable. My only minor quibble is I'd like to have seen the rear LCD to be a little brighter. It can be hard to see in bright sunlight but it's not a big deal. Taking wedding photos in the middle of a sunny day is something I avoid if at all possible. The sun is just not very flattering to your subjects. Plus trying to overpower the sun means using a lot of power. This system allows you to control the flash remotely from your camera or smartphone, giving you more flexibility when setting up your shots. The speedlight head outputs directional control of the light. It works well with many light modifiers, particularly when I choose MagMod light modifiers. The MagGrip fits over the fresnel head and helps to create a versatile flash kit.The Godox AD200Pro can make 1/10th stop incremental power changes instead of the 1/3rd stop increments on the Godox AD200.

When lighting portraits in midday sun, High Speed Sync (HSS) is key. If you want that nice f/2.8 look, the only way to cut down on an abundance of ambient light is to reduce your shutter speed. I frequently find myself shooting at 1/800 th or faster in these situations. I don’t regularly use high-speed sync, but it can save your day when you need outdoor portraits to overpower the sun. The Godox AD200Pro flash may be the perfect flash for photography. With its powerful 200Ws of power, robust build quality, and versatility, the Godox AD200 Pro offers unparalleled lighting performance in a compact form.Let me tell you why this is the perfect choice for professional photographers and amateur enthusiasts who want a better portable flash experience. What Are the Key Features of the Godox AD200 Pro? If you need something to put on-top of your camera, you may want to look at something else. You can put the AD200 on top of your camera hotshoe with the Godox AD200 Extension Head, but if you’re looking for something more like a speedlight then we would recommend looking at the Godox V860II or the Godox V1. For studio photography, I used another simple lighting setup. The AD200Pro was in a 53″ softbox to the camera’s right. The modeling light was enough to focus on my subject. When you see F1 on display, that’s for the beeper. Turn the dial once to turn the mode off, press the center dial button, and now you have quiet mode. In the world of flash photography, a world of possibilities open when we start to use off-camera lights. This can be done by using a traditional speedlight (which has a hotshoe and can also be mounted on-camera) and a trigger, or with dedicated off-camera strobes. The latter are generally more powerful, but can be large, cumbersome, and come with a steep learning curve.

The flash power is the first difference. At 200W, it is three times as powerful as a typical speedlight. Its fast recycle time (1.8s at full power, near instant at ¼ power or below) and high-capacity battery (500 pops at full power, a few thousands at 1/4) make it a workhorse capable to breeze through a day of shooting. The flash carries its own power and can thus be used anywhere without the need for a wall plug. It’s powerful enough to compete with studio flashes and doesn’t require a power cable that may trip you as you move around the studio. Battery takes a long time to recharge, so definitely invest in spares if you shoot for extended periods Since it doesn’t sport a shoe mount and it’s a bit heavier than a speedlight, the Godox AD200 isn’t highly compatible with handy tools such as Manfrotto clamps, Tether Tools, etc. It’s primarily a light stand strobe. Dedicated Stable Colour Temperature Mode, which improves colour consistency to within +/- 100K throughout the entire power rangeFlash power can now be controlled by 1/10 increments and minimum power is now 1/256 rather than 1/128 on the original Godox AD200. Blesk je skvělý do exteriérů i interiérů. Díky malým rozměrům a nízké váze jej snadno přidáte ke své fotovýbavě a přitom můžete využít opravdu široké spektrum příslušenství a to buď přímo určené pro blesky AD200/AD200Pro nebo s pomocí adaptéru S-type i celý sortiment modifikátorů pro studiové blesky (softboxy, reflektory, …). Blesk má odnímatelnou zábleskovou hlavu, kterou můžete nahradit buď hlavou typu speedlite nebo LED hlavou (dokupuje se samostatně). Enhanced control panel with recessed design, additional navigation buttons, and a revised On/Off switch I hope that you now have a better understanding of the differences and you’re feeling a little bit more confident about your decision. Of course, if you’re still in doubt we’re here to help you! Just get in touch and we’ll answer any questions you might have.