Facebook využívá cookie k zobrazování různých reklamních produktů, například nabídek inzerentů třetích stran v reálném čase​​​ The reason I use the AD200’s indoors rather than speedlights is simply because of the power. And by that I don’t mean I shoot at full power. No no! That’d be retina scorching after a while.

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The AD100Pro is shown here with the X2T and the company’s miniature TT350 flash. This highlights the small size of the AD100Pro. Other than this, the two flashes are essentially similar. Physical Description Bernard Dery | Light And Matter Godox AD200Pro Here is why I can’t live without the Godox AD200, now that I have had it in my possession for a full year: The very first LED light designed for the AD200. Being honest I was disappointed. There’s no ability to focus the light and there’s not many LED’s so the power output was also pretty poor. It made it wholly unsuitable for lighting speeches at weddings. Only times I used it was to find my car keys at the end of the evening in my camera bag. Godox H200R - Round Head

I don’t use high speed sync. If I wanted to keep the aperture shallow then I would have to go into HSS mode. In which case I don’t think one AD200 would be enough to overpower the sun due to the power loss inherent with HSS. Ukládá informace o chování na stránce a sleduje reklamy před navštívením stránky k účelům následného využítí pro reklamu As with most half decent flashes these days, the colour temperature and consistency are great with a temperature of 5600K +/-200K. If you’re not sure what that means, it mean it would be very difficult to see any difference in colour temperature between shots and the colour temperature is daylight balanced. The AD200 Pro offers up to 200Ws of power, three times more powerful than a typical on-camera flash.

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The unit feels chunky and solid in your hands. With the battery and flash head, the AD200 is definitely heavier than a speedlight. The actual flash head is both removable and interchangeable, giving you a choice of either a bare bulb head (providing a wide spread of light, ideal in a light shaper such as a softbox as it imitates a studio flash head) or a Fresnel Head Spotlight Attachment which provides a more focused beam of light, just like on a traditional flashgun or Speedlite. The long-life lithium battery has enough charge for 500 full-power flashes, so you don’t have to worry about running out of power mid-shoot. The flash kit offers plenty of utility and is easily extendable using other light modifiers and tools. Using the Godox AD200Pro Blesk Godox AD200Pro je napájen výměnnou baterií s kapacitou 2900mAh, která nabídne dostatek energie až na 500 záblesků na plný výkon blesku. Blesk se na plný výkon dobije již za 1.8 sekundy.

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Godox AD200 Review | Conclusion

The second generation of this sleek and versatile strobe, the AD200Pro has a series of enhancements over its predecessor: The AD100Pro is a small, powerful and versatile light source ideally designed for travelers and photographers who go on location. The small size and cylindrical shape are really the standout features of this flash, making it easy to place in a typical camera bag. Despite its moderately high price, the AD100Pro is a worthy new product from Godox. Top of the list for me was Magmod. Suddenly I could use their innovative lighting solutions and still pump out much more power than a single speedlight. But more on this later! 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?