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Nice review, thanks. Some interesting stuff due too..Well played.

i almost lost hope and found this video thank you

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i really like that they are continuing to upgrade the ad200, but i have no need to pick one ,or 2 up. i look at my screen once to check the channel and group, then it's all by trigger. so while the new screen is very nice, i would not get much use from it. i have never used a modeling light so i just don't know what i am missing. if and when one of my ad200's die, i will no doubt go this way. but, hopefully that will be a long way off! like your videos!!! edit: oh yea,, i like the fans, and the color change to designate groups is VERY nice! that would be handy for me!

Man the FJ80 ll is sweet. I bought one a few days ago. It is a hassle turning it on but in the menu you have so many possibilities. Cheers mate.

the little barn doors are cool, might consider this 🤔

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Interesting. I once bought a Kenko Flash. Powerful, good light, and incredibly cheap on a run out. But then I had to use it. Zero instructions and a menu system that was crazy....😂😢..pass through TTL on remotes.......i tend to just leave it in manual and put a trigger on it.......i got the chitz with the menu😂

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Godox EC200 is not fully compatible to this. Only the round head fits. The fresnel head and the bulb head do not fit in the EC200 with the AD200 Pro II. Try it

Godox is poorly built and always stop working. And i have 2 AD200, 1 AD600, a flash, 2 video lights and 3 triggers because the triggers always stop working after a few months.

My biggest complaint on the AD200 pro is the modelling light. It's weak AF compared to the v100 pro. Is the light brighter than the AD200 pro? That's one thing I never see people talk about

Been with Canon for four years now finally pulled the trigger on the R6MK ii

I think it's really cool, but I don't see the point of upgrading. It does the same thing as the original when you're actually taking the pictures. Same with all these upgraded strobes they keep making.

Can you do HSS + ETTL with the Neewer? I know there's a bug with Godox.

B&H has them in stock for $349.00. No need to wait for Amazon.

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Thanks Daniel for the update!

Just checked a reliable supplier here in Australia and they're on pre-order for ETA Monday 16, this month. Credit where it's due: Godox are smashing it out of the park, straight off the sweet spot. Thanks for this review.

Is it the same size dimensions of the original, so i can use my magmod kit 🤔

I'd like to add a couple of things when using either ETTL or Manual flash. If you're shooting a bride for example in a white wedding dress, or a reception or event where all the tablecloths are white, or the bride in a white dress by a white limo, you'll need to overexpose by a stop or so because your flash will see all the white and think it's too bright so it underexposes--so will your camera. The opposite occurs when you're shooting groomsmen for example who are dressed in all black tuxs, or a black limo, or extremely dark room, your flash and camera will thing it's too dark and overexpose. So, in this case, you want to underexpose your flash by a stop or so. It sounds complicated but it's easy to do and easy to get used to doing.

5d2 is known to frequently last beyond 1 million shutter count.

Nice one. FWIW, I think you got the balance about right explaining things. Which level to pitch instructions is not easy. These flash units can genuinely frighten people when they're not used to using them. I remember when it came to "STOPS" we were taught to think of the Sun in the sky: Two suns are double (1 stop increase), 4 are double again (2 stop increase from 1). Back the other way from 1 sun is 1/2 a sun and then 1/4. Thus 0 (E)TTL Is that 1 sun and you are just working away from that. Good tips on the ISO (sensor sensitivity to light easy way to think of it). As a hobbyist, I can be guilty of not considering that as often/fully as I should if going quickly.

Well done, Daniel. Thanks.

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Congratulations on your subscriber base increase. Well deserved.

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Do you miss any lack of in camera lens correction ability?......I guess not likely much of a thing for EF glass usually???

5DMKII is a fantastic camera. No 4K Video, no Micro SD, and.... Burst is SLOOOOOOOOOOW. However, the image quality you can pull out of it, on a well lit shoot, is TOPS.

The KEH visit will be interesting if you get to film it. It looks mint thus far.

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100% agree. Canon color blows the rest of them out of the water.

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IMNSHO opinion 😂: FHD done well is still relevant. Is anyone switching off a sports broadcast because it's not 4K? Anyone noticing? I just looked and this one goes up to All--I FHD. If you don’t understand file types not all (FHD and 4K incl.) are equal. I would likely stretch to the 80D if possible, but that’s a fine detail thing and me...........V relevant vid...imo......😊.

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Thanks for sharing.

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Is the stick sturdy enough for its length? Wont it bend???

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Good video showing the Godox V1Pro C. I have that same speedlight and I use it with either a Canon R or the R6MKII. (I realize the R is an older camera, but it gives me great color and results). So, here's my take on Godox vs Canon speedlights. I agree that Canon is making lights that aren't backwards compatible. Not sure why. But a few years ago, a photographer, who has a channel on here, did a comparison between Canon speedlights, Godox, and one or two others. His name is Neil van Niekerk. And he definitely knows lighting. His review showed the Canon being the best when using ETTL. Now, that was a few years ago. I shoot a lot of event photography, (and based on his review) I use a Canon 600 EXII-RT, which I don't think you can get anymore except used. It has excellent everything: color, consistency, you name it. I have the Godox V1Pro C and I've used it at events to try it out. Godox has come a long way with their ETTL because it does an excellent job too. I really don't want any front light on my subjects, so I don't use the front light. Just my way of shooting. Oh, and if I can't use walls (I never use a ceiling), I put the diffuser on the Canon, or Godox, and tilt it up 45 degrees and (still using ETTL) it gives me perfect light. I use my ISO to give me the correct exposure, for the most part, although at times to bring in the background I'll drag my shutter quite a bit. Flash stops movement so using a 24-105mm Canon lens I sometimes go as low as 1/15 of a second with sharp results. I should end by saying I leave the diffuser on both the Canon and Godox all the time, even when bouncing off walls. I like the larger light spread right out of the box. Anyway, hope this helps some people looking for ways to light an event. I don't shoot weddings anymore but when I did, I shot all the pre wedding and the receptions the same way. Would I recommend the Godox V1 Pro, yes, definitely. And if you can latch onto a good used Canon 600EXII-RT, get it, you won't regret it. And if you get the Canon speedlight use the rechargeable Eneloop batteries. I shoot entire 4-6-hour events and never have to change out batteries.

I bought a Sony a7ii with 14k shuterfor 220$ 😂😂😂😂

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Thank you, that was very helpful! I don’t have Godox speedlite; I currently use Altura, but your lighting techniques for indoor and outdoor settings were handy. Thanks again!

Brilliant real world usage for us to evaluate things. By golly......I really might.

Very useful. Thanks for sharing your experience.

Z2 is a very bad flash that I can't recommend for any photographer.

Maybe contact both companies? With your knowledge, from real-world pro use, they might send you something to spend time with? I know Neewer have been both quick to respond to any query I have had and very transparent. Cheers and thanks for your thoughts as ever.