OK, I've been doing overtime on all this great information and help.
So, I've just ordered!
Godox AD200Pro plus AD-S7 softbox kit, X1T-Nikon transmitter.
I like the fact it's battery - no leads to trips over and the price is good at c. £360 for the lot. I plan to experiment with it, and at...
Any idea how many low-power flashes the Godox AD200 can do from its capacitor (ie. high speed successive flashes)?
Could this reasonably be expected to match the speed of a Nikon D850 on max fps until its buffer is full?
The Godox AD400 has a bigger capacitor that is more likely to allow a...
Ahhh! Just visited your site. An inspiration! Love the work with Gabby. Pirrhouette shot (face still, leg blurred with movement) a joy. And the last shot showing the ghosting trail of her movements.
Flinging flour - lovely texture on the flour from fast flowing to the grains at the end...
Whoop! Just checked the AD400Pro. Looks a lot more serious. What is the main benefit of spending the extra £350 or so? Is it absolute flash power - 400Ws vs 200Ws in the AD200?
Good that they take Bowens mounts!
It looks like the X2T has bluetooth, but I'm not sure I would use this. I think I just need the two-way 2.4 GHz wireless connection. Is there a non-bluetooth reason to go for the X2T over the X1T?
Thank you. This is really helpful!
How do I know whether a strobe is IGBT? I think that studio flash units are not IGBT and typical on-camera flashes are?
I'm liking the Godox AD200 with X1T transmitter for Nikon.
Looks like:
-it can recharge very fast
-it's battery - fewer wires to trip over
-it will coordinate with the camera (X1T) for Nikon iTTL
-it's good value!
I'd like to experiment with different light modifiers (light box, honeycombe...
Will a Godox AD200 work with iTTL from my D800E?
What's the best transmitter and receiver set-up for it to work with Nikon iTTL?
I think it might sound lazy or newbie to rely on iTTL, but it would be a reassuring safety-net whilst I learn to master manual flash.
Thanks BTW! The forum is the bees-knees!!
Budget ideally £300-£500, but to be determined by value (performance to price ratio) with a max of £800 if a sweetspot of value is higher.
Wow! That's sounds incredibly fast!
What trigger would I use on the camera?
What are the drawbacks here? It sounds tremendous. Is it really this good in use?
Thanks Hoppy - I'll look up your kind suggestions.
Meanwhile, there are generally about a 100 shots per shoot plus sometimes an occasional burst which fills the buffer on the D800E. With RAW bursts are at most 5fps and for perhaps 4 seconds or so. I am thinking of upgrading to a D850 or its...
I have finally got a tiny studio and can move on from using off-camera speedlights.
I'd light to buy my first studio strobe. I don't need much power, but do need to freeze movement and recycle fast enough for a 5-6fps camera.
My tiny space has white walls, plus my reflectors and I'll be...
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