Photographers have a love/hate relationship with beeping flashes. You can easily turn off the beep with a couple of settings. Press the C/fn button on the top right corner to bring up the function menu. Our new price match policy guarantees you the same price as other retailers so you’re alway getting the best deal possible... Built-in wireless receiver: control triggering power level, alert beep with optional wireless transmitter. Compatible with Nikon, Canon, Sony, Olympus, and Fuji TTL.

The AD200 Pro offers up to 200Ws of power, three times more powerful than a typical on-camera flash. At weddings, the Godox AD200’s are my main flashes for pretty much everything. Outdoors for groups. Portraits. Indoors, I use them to light speeches, first dances and occasionally if the situation demands, wedding ceremonies. The photo above was taken just before sunset with a single Godox AD200 using the Magmod & Maggrid/Magsphere from camera left. And single AD200 behind the bride & groom with fresnel head, no modifier.In any case the only thing in a perfect world I wish you could get out of these units is a modeling light that was powerful enough to be useful. The modeling light will work in very close up situations with smaller modifiers but forget it if you want to use lets say a 4 foot octa 5 or more feet away or similar setup. It’s no secret I’m a huge fan of the Godox AD200’s. In fact I own three now with one AD200 pro. The latter I only bought since it was at a really good price. Otherwise I wouldn’t have done so.

Most modern computers now ship with USB C as a standard port. Including a USB C port to communicate with the flash is a sensible decision, particularly as the EU intends to ban all other ports and require USB C on products sold within its jurisdiction. 2: Increased Power Range The on/off switch at the side has been changed. The original AD200 switch was not easy to find if you don't know what you are looking for. I've had assistants who have never used the AD200 be unable to find it. The Pro switch feels a bit better and more obvious. It's a small improvement but hardly groundbreaking. 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. The PIKA 200 Pro Studio Flash Gun has super-fast recycling times which range between 0.01 and 1.8 seconds and has 5 controllable groups and 32 different channels to provide maximum flexibility and control with your flash. The most notable enhancement is the Dedicated Stable Color Temperature Mode Mode (Color Consistency Mode), which improves color consistency to within +/- 100K throughout the entire power range. Steps of AdjustmentsThree years on and competitors have tried to copy the AD200. The Yongnuo YN200 and the Geekoto GT-200 are two that spring to mind. But in my opinion, none are really challenging the Godox AD200. The Technical Stuff The magnetic system is very nice to have and I mostly like it. Using the round head attachment makes using gels SOOOOO much easier than the bare bulb. You can buy ... and custom cut gels or use the ones that come with it with the ring mount. I find that the magnets are strong enough to sandwich gel material between the dome and the round head although it will fall off if you bump it. Whilst the AD600 Pro is a wireless flash, powered by rechargeable Li-ion Batteries, an AC adapter is available to create a mains-powered flash head. This AC adapter is great for studio work as it means that neither you nor your work is restricted by battery power on longer shoots. By offering the choice between mains or battery-powered, the AD600 Pro becomes an even more versatile, lighting option for all shoots! The PIKA200 Pro supports rear-curtain sync, which when combined with a slow shutter speed enables you to achieve more natural-looking motion-trail effects. Capture fast-moving motion

When it comes to power range, the AD200 Pro is 1/1 to 1/256, allowing for 9 steps of adjustment, whereas the AD200 is 1/1 to 1/128, with only 8 steps of adjustment. Flash 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. So no real surprises. The AD200 is less powerful than the AD360 but more than the normal speedlight. However, It may surprise some that there is only a 1/3 stop difference between the AD200 and the AD360. Whilst in percentage terms that seems a lot (ie. 33%), the AD200 of course is much more portable with the integrated battery.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 The AD200 Pro comes with both bare bulb flash head and speedlite flash head, giving you more options for lighting your scene or subject matter. The Godox AD200Pro can make 1/10th stop incremental power changes instead of the 1/3rd stop increments on the Godox AD200. 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. If you’re not familiar with the Godox AD200 flash. Prior to the AD200, if you wanted a portable flash solution for location shooting. Your choices were extremely limited. Sure you could use a single speedlight but outdoors the humble speedlight was limiting. Combining them together was a cumbersome affair.