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And the strobe will still allow 100 shots at 1/1 power before over temperature protection comes in. And again 50 shots at 1/1 in HSS mode like the original XPLOR. Nach mehrere Hochzeiten, Mode und Business shootings kann ich sagen das ist der beste portabler Blitz das ich jemals benutz habe. Habe schon viele Jahre Erfahrung und mit allen möglichen Marken gearbeitet von Multiblitz, Hansel, Profoto, Helincrom Considering the impressive recycle times of the 600 PRO, it wouldn’t be unreasonable to suspect Godox may have tweaked the overall power output to allow for that (if so they wouldn’t be the first). damage resulting from improper use or storage of the product not in accordance with the user manual and safety regulations
STREAMLINED HIGH-INTENSITY REFLECTOR - Included with the Godox AD600 Pro is a modern, streamlined high-intensity reflector. This lightweight modifier improves on the designs of other reflectors, allowing you to direct the light exactly where you need it and also comes with a Bowens S-type fitting, allowing you to use a wide variety of modifiers The LCD dot matrix control panel, including the on-off button, is located on the side of the AD400Pro, which is much more user-friendly than the AD600Pro, where the on-off button is located on the bottom, frustratingly underneath the handle. The 100Ws of power is suitable to fill a softbox and so can be used with a range of modifiers and still produce an excellent effect within your work. To cut a long story short though, the power output of the 600 PRO does appear to be the same as the original strobes, as Godox have stated.
The first XPLOR600 proved the power of R2 to master the light wirelessly, and now, the XPLOR 600Pro goes beyond, with sleek design, practical control consolidation and keen responsiveness. True accurate TTL, lithium powered mobile imaging that spurs your creative imagination to conquer distant vistas, solve the challenging lighting situation in any environment, adapt to multiple camera systems right out of the box.
Partway through the day, we went to take a break in Glasgow Green park. So I tested my usual TTL method. Aperture priority with -2EV on the camera, and +2EV on the flash in TTL mode. InNormalmode (not Freeze mode) theORLITRT 610 ranged from 5408K at1/16 power, to 5790K at 1/128power. I used a competitor battery powered monolight for about 4 years steady. I never quite got the same results as the hype that went with those units. When I switched cameras and that company did not support my cameras, it was time to change. I studied and studied and went with Godox/Flashpoint. Good move on my part. There is a nice simple custom function menu, with numerous options available. The Alternate firing and Mask functions being nice new features.It is also supposed to have better colour repeatability between shots. God knows most cameras and lenses are not calibrated......... but I guess if you sort one frame you can just do the others the same. In this cookie, PrestaShop stores data that allows it to keep the user's session open, such as currency, language, customer ID and other information necessary for the proper operation of the store. But regardless of whether we were shooting within sync or at 1/1000th of a second, the AD400 Pro never missed a beat. Of course, most of us wouldn’t expect it to, but this is possibly the first time that anybody has tried it on a Pentax camera outside of the Godox test labs. The color mode yields impressive accuracy, though at the expense of auto-dumping. In color mode, when you lower the power the flash will beep at you until you dump it yourself. To do so, just hit the test button. And that seems pretty impressive considering the extra heatcreated when firing over twice as fast as the original strobes. POWER AND LIGHT PATTERNS
Very consistent, and the slight change in decimal point is more likely down to the subtle movement of the meter during the test. Pretty much bang on. The dot-matrix LCD is easy to read and the wealth of information and settings visibility is welcome. The menus are easily navigable and very little needs to be clarified via instruction manual to those experienced with strobes. IMPROVED 38W LED MODELLING LAMP - Improving on the AD600's 10W LED modelling lamp, the AD600 Pro boasts an impressive 38W LED modelling lamp making it much more versatile and useful, especially in lit areas The Godox AD600 Pro will work seamlessly with all major compatible camera brands, including Canon, Nikon, Fuji, Olympus and Sony. I am very happy with the AD-600s and sold my Einsteins and the rest of my hodge-podge Bowens, Hensel, and Buff gear.I would like to see this ability added to both the AD400 Pro and AD600 Pro strobes, too, for when dialling in power on the strobe itself. Not having this ability isn’t a dealbreaker, but it’s a handy time-saving option to have in certain circumstances. To learn more about the difference between these two flashes, as well as the pros and cons of this flash, read our AD200 vs AD200 Pro comparison blog. With built-in Godox 2.4G X wireless system, AD600Pro is compatible with Canon E-TTLII, Nikon i-TTL autoflash, Sony, FUJIFILM, Olympus Panasonic and TTL autoflash system.With this AD600 flash, your shooting will become simpler. The controls are familiar. But the innovation is outstanding. News breaking features like: recycling in under a second at full power, super stable color output, real modeling light power from an LED, and integrated reflector while maintain the classic Bowens mount, and superior flashtube performance.
Having a battery powered flash not only removes the need for AC Power Outputs and wasting time trying to find the outlets (if there even are any available), but also eliminates the tripping hazard of cables on set. When the AD-360 came out it was the Quantum-killer I had anticipated as I could see the rapidly improving Chinese manufacturers moving into previously unassailable strongholds. When we initially set out that day to test the XPro-P trigger, we hadn’t planned to have the AD400 Pro audition for us at the same time. We had originally hoped to use the AD200, but we ended up not doing. The reasons why we didn’t use the AD200 will be explained in the XPro-P review in a few days, but it forced us to use the AD400 Pro. BUILT IN GODOX 2.4G WIRELESS X SYSTEM - With the built-in 2.4G wireless receiver, the Godox AD600 Pro is completely remote controllable thanks to the built-in Godox 2.4G wireless X system. When using in combination with the X1T or XPro triggers, the AD600 Pro can be adjusted, fired and controlled within a 100m range Godox is also releasing their own range of modifiers to fit directly to the unit. However, as a shooter who already uses Godox lights, I have several Bowens mount modifiers so I find myself using the Bowens mount adapter almost every time.On the downside the Pro has less shots per charge by around 25%. The 600BM's tube is more recessed in modifiers like boxes and so has reduced power from wastage. The battery lasts long enough, and if you are shooting indoors you can always hop over to A/C with the optional A/C converter, available at Adorama. It’s easy to see where you stand as far as remaining battery life goes. There are four LEDs on the top of the battery next to a round button. Press it, and the lights illuminate to show what you’ve got left. The design and construction of the carry bag itself is sturdy, and the componentry fits snugly and securely into the pre-cut foam inserts.
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