Godox AD200 Pro Version, 200Ws 2.4G Flash Strobe, 1/8000 HSS, 500 Full Power Flashes, 0.01-2.1s Recycling, 2900mAh Battery, Bare Bulb/Speedlite Fresnel Flash Head

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Maximální výkon blesku 200Ws, regulovatelný v rozmezí od 1/256 do 1/1 výkonu vjemných krocích po 0.1 clony.. But on the other side, if you shoot at lower frames per second, you don’t need low power settings or really fine control, and you’re pretty careful with your equipment, then why bother spending extra money you could be using on something better? Get the AD200. The high contrast function panel is easy to see and use in a dark studio, without being disruptive. Easy-to-use buttons and dials The unit feels chunky and solid in your hands. With the battery and flash head, the AD200 is definitely heavier than a speedlight. This is probably a foregone conclusion at this point, but the Godox AD200 is an off-camera flash only. It doesn’t have a hot shoe, so it can’t be attached to your camera. This is a non-issue for me personally, but I’d be remiss to not mention it.

You can change groups by pressing the GR/CH button and change to a different channel by holding down the same button for two seconds then using the dial to choose which channel you would like. Cookie generované aplikacemi založenými na jazyce PHP. Toto je obecný identifikátor používaný k udržování proměnných relace uživatele. Obvykle se jedná o náhodně generované číslo, jak může být použito pro konkrétní web, ale dobrým příkladem je udržování přihlášeného stavu mezi uživateli mezi uživateli.​ Tento soubor cookie se používá ke shromažďování neosobních informací o chování návštěvníka a neosobních statistik návštěvníků, které může použít agentura pro cílení reklamy třetí strany 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. Here is why I can’t live without the Godox AD200, now that I have had it in my possession for a full year:Event photographers, particularly wedding photographers, rely upon it as a reliable staple in their flash kit. It has a compact form that produces plenty of light for an all-day event. Even though it is small, I found it slightly bulky, and really needs to be on a tripod to free my hands up Battery Life: say goodbye to those 16-bay AA battery chargers! Not only do AD200’s run on Lithium-Ion batteries, but the charge lasts for HOURS. I have shot 3-day Indian weddings and haven’t had to worry about charging my batteries overnight. Battery takes a long time to recharge, so definitely invest in spares if you shoot for extended periods Built-in wireless receiver: control triggering power level, alert beep with optional wireless transmitter. Compatible with Nikon, Canon, Sony, Olympus, and Fuji TTL.

The round head provides a gentler light spread compared to the classic Fresnel. For those who prefer fixed lighting from AD200 units, LED heads are an option — albeit with only 60 LEDs putting out 3.6W of power that isn’t overly powerful. 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.Finally, the Godox AD200 isn’t the ideal candidate for high-ISO images in which you need to capture scant ambient light (e.g. nighttime photos, star photos, etc.) There’s no way to mount the AD200Pro on your camera. It’s only available for use off-camera. That’s good, as off-camera lighting often provides the best portable flash experience. 2: 200Ws of power