Godox AD400 Pro Review Flashpoint Xplor 400 Pro
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
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Godox AD400Pro Overview
Featuring a 2.4 GHz wireless X system with a range of up to 328', the AD400Pro Witstro All-In-One Outdoor Flash from Godox is a versatile tool compatible with several TTL systems including Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Olympus, and Panasonic options. It offers up to 400Ws with nine steps of output power, ranging from 1/1 to 1/256, and comes with a powerful 21.6V/2600mAh lithium-ion battery pack that provides up to 390 full-power flashes in outdoor situations and location shooting. Alternatively, you can run the monolight on AC power with an optional adapter.
The AD400Pro Witstro features a high-speed sync mode that works with shutter speeds up to 1/8000 second, offering flash durations from 1/240 to 1/12,820 second. Another unique setting is its Stable Color Temperature Mode, which tightly controls color to keep temperature changes within ±75K across the entire power range. Despite these impressive characteristics, it manages to keep recycling times low at 0.01-0.9 seconds to capture peak action and every fleeting gesture. A 30W LED modeling lamp is onboard to help preview how the light is falling on your subject.
2.4 GHz wireless system with a range of 328' (100m), featuring five controllable slave groups and 32 channels
Removable handle and stand mount for space-saving packing
Compatible with Nikon, Canon, Fujifilm, Sony, Olympus, and Panasonic TTL systems
Guide number of 236' (72m) at ISO 100
Can work as an optical slave with S1 and S2 modes
Color temperature of 5600K (±200K)
Bowens front accessory mount
3.5mm sync cord slot for direct connection, wireless control port, and USB Type-C port for firmware upgrades
First curtain and second curtain sync modes
Dot-matrix LCD display for on-board control
Bowens-type mount for use with compatible accessories
The newest member of the R2 Family of Wireless is a Middle Child! Big Brother to the eVOLV200 morphing pocket flash and Kid Brother to the MasterFlash XPLOR600 Pro cordless monolight. Weighing in at birth at just over 4 pounds 8 ounces, but don't let the diminutive size fool you. Under the sleek exterior comes a lot of the elder brother features (they even look alike!) without the overhead. It's a re-design, not a scaled down version. No kid stuff at 400-watt seconds, HSS, TTL, IGBT, 1 second recycle time can kick hard when it needs. The 400Pro boasts complete camera system real-time autosensing for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fuji, and M4/3 Panasonic/Olympus, with the infallible R2 compatible 2.4GHz radio receiver modes built inside, fully compatible with the entire Flashpoint R2 Family system of wireless radio enabled strobes.
And, just like a typical middle child, it can beat up to 390 full power shots from the compact new 21.6V, 2600mAh lithium-ion battery and not shed a tear. The battery recharge is a snap, too, using the external power charger to reach full capacity while you keep the action going without tying up the flash to re-energize. Exchange a depleted bat-pack in a matter of seconds for keeping pace with whatever you're tracking. The output of the pro 30w LED modeling light, with proportional, variable or recycle responsive settings produces 4800°K with a TLIC of 93, brightness equivalent of 350w, and practicing a stable color temperature mode, completes the sweet picture.
This babe can slim down to a more compact package for work on the go by shedding the rear handle and swivel mount, using the incorporated Godox style modifier reflector mount. The new arrangement will bring the user a variety of compact, stackable modifiersfrom Grids to Gels, Snoots to Reflectors. Don't worry, all you Bowens mod people. The flash mount adapts just fine with the includedS-Type adapter ring and even offers hope to the Profoto, Broncolor and Elinchrom light shaper enthusiasts with an optional ring to receive and transform.
The first XPLOR600 proved the power of R2 to master the light wirelessly, the XPLOR600 Pro smashed the recycle barrier for lithium-powered monolights, and now, the XPLOR 400Pro goes beyond, with a 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.
Just got my unit in (Belgium). I learned that your statement at the 3:35 mark is actually incorrect: you CAN mount the standard reflector after installing the Bowens mount adapter. Just take off the back part of that reflector (which is a 2-part design) and yo're in business. The procedure is detailed in the manual (page 30). So one setup takes Bowens mount modifiers, Godox mount accessories and the standard reflector - the latter with or without the announced gris, color gels, snoot etc.
Good to know! I’ll make an update video. Unfortunately tester models don’t come with manuals!
Rene could you send me a photo that I could include of your pro reflector in 2 pieces?
Turns out my beta model reflector can't break down at all.
Rob, I sent you a bunch of photos and comments via WeTransfer to your business email address. Feel free to use/share as you see fit!
Where can one pick up the mount for Profoto accessories?
From what I've seen, there isn't a non-TTL version of the AD400 available. For those who don't need (or want) TTL in a flash, the price for the AD400 with TTL is the same as the AD600 non-TTL. I really wish that the AD400 was available in non-TTL at a lower price point as I like the smaller size and don't need 600ws.
I just got into flash photography a couple of months ago. I bought 2 Xplor 600 pros for use outdoors doing high-volume sports photography. If these 400s had come out sooner, i would have saved some pennies!
I think that’s why the 600 came out first lol.
Got the ad1200, 3 ad 200 with round heads and 2 AD- B2....and all the work is done....
Just got mine for $575 last week. I have to say everything about it screams Professional. Super high quality. Solid. Much better than the original 600. I tend to use 2 AD200's on my outdoor shoots, and given the weight of the 400, I will probably keep it in studio unless I have my assistant with me as I have lost 3 flashes and softboxes on recent shoots from light stands crashing down, one even in the ocean. You need to have a good heavy duty stand to use this with, especially if you have it 7 feet and above in the air. I used the 400 at a wedding this weekend in a huge church, and stuck this thing in the back and bounced the light off the ceiling, it worked AMAZINGLY. Plenty of power and the pics looked fantastic, exposure very even. Godox is my most FAVORITE company in the photography world right now. All other companies should takes notes and please their customers accordingly with quality products at affordable prices.
what do you say about ad600bm
I've been waiting for a solid review of the ad400. Thank you!!
Robert I love your detailed breakdown of all the lighting options for Godox. I’m switching to GoDox from Einstein’s and there was so many options but you’ve made it so easy. Keep up the great work.
Would love to see an update video comparing the AD400 Pro power output in a few modifiers (standard 7" reflector, softboxes, etc) vs the AD-B2 and two AD200s, to see if they are indeed the same/which one is more efficient, and also the modeling light on them.
Also, a comparison between the AD400 Pro and the original AD600 (which can be gotten for very cheap now)
You can attach the cover while the bowens adapter is installed by removing one part of the barrel of the cover
Yep, you can use the reflector on the Godox mount...
Thank you. Watching this for the third time. I bought the Flashpoint Xplor 400 Pro. It is somewhere between there and here.
What’s the difference between the ad400pro and xplor400pro?
Love the comparison!!
I know you're very busy, but since you're about the only one who gets these models before the public..
Would it be possible for a more in depth opinion piece on the 400? Maybe "after a month" or something where you talk about the strength/trust of the "new" mount and using the Bowens adapter with heavier modifiers. I have a couple of the older 360 units with battery packs and I don't always need TTL, but wondering about the 'upgrade' since I think I can get more power/bursts with the 360 batteries..
I love this. Just bought a second one. The light is nicer then the Ad200. It’s spills light more evenly. And yeah it’s less a pain in the ass then putting 2 Ad200 together plus it’s lighter and more stable plus I trust one light then trying to figure out for sure if my 2 Ad200 is working perfectly in sync and same power. Plus it matches my other Ad400. I think for higher end jobs it makes more sense then carrying a bunch of Ad200s and winging it
Thanks
As I watched your video first, its appreciated.
Tip is the front modifier comes apart, so it is able to be used as a protector when the bulb is installed. Just using the front half. No need to worry
I wished it had a portable head though as the 600 has as accessory.
Hope this helps.
...This is EXACTLY what I was looking for!! As noted below the AD200's great but not enough light outside in certain circumstances, and the AD600 can be too large /too powerful for the majority of my needs... the 400 is amazingly small for what it does, and weighs just a bit LESS than two AD200's plus the dual-head mount, plus it has a far better LED light... AND I'll now be able to use different manufacturer's modifiers with the adaptor?? Fantastic! Now my AD200's can be used as fill/backlighting... Kudos Godox!!
The route I’m going is one of each: AD 200, AD 400, & Ad 600
After watching Rob, Im just gonna purchase a third Ad200... Connecting my first 2, and leaving the new one for a Rim light, and my mini flash for a Hairlight... all that just to get Quality lighting. Lol
Shyne On Sites I thought about that same setup.
No shame in that. I’ve been rocking all 200’s as a headshot setup and it’s perfect
I was thinking the same thing. I was really thinking do i need the 400 or 600, after watching this, I'll get a 3rd AD200
Was looking at the Profoto B1x and B10's but have kept seeing the Godox system. Looks like they're making quality products at a fair price. Need to update my reliable but aging Quantum Qflash/pocket wizard set up. I'm so used to working in feet - can these be set to feet instead of output? I imagine the TTL comes in handy during receptions. And a practical/usable high speed synch for a fun/artist shot here and there. Very cool.
I have just received my AD400pro and checked that the problem of not being able to attach the attached reflector when using the bowens mount adaptor has been fixed. The reflector can be split into two parts, and if you don't attach the lower part, it becomes narrower and can be attached to the godox mount.
Hello bro?.
at 3.30 minutes of the video, ad 400pro cup can also protect the bulb, you just need to remove it beneath the cup.
Thanks Rob I am going with the dAD400 Pro for sure. Come Black Friday don't fail me now.
Thanks for the info. I was always wondering how two AD200's stack up against a single AD400Pro and you seemed to have answered it. If they are close, then I'll probably just buy the bracket and a second AD200 for flexibility (2 lights when I need it, and I'll have two separate lights for when I don't). I actaully also saw some demos of the dual AD200 bracket and it does seem like it is a good option for people who already own an AD200 and want to add just a bit more power by adding a second light. Sure the AD400 Pro is probably faster to setup and recycles faster, but if one already has an AD200, then you can get double the power for about $360 more, versus spending another $650 on a new separate light.
Another great video, Robert. Thanks. Always very clear and sensible descriptions.
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They've must have made some update. My AD4000pro protective cap breaks apart and the top portion fits inside the BOWENS MOUNT. So you don't have to take the bulb out..
yeah they updated the production model so the reflector I have is different than everyone elses.
Excellent per usual Rob! I was looking at adding the 600Pro to my kit mainly because of the modelling light for my in-studio stuff. But I never really need the full 600 watts of the AD600 is all of my use cases. I already own the AD360 and that is powerful enough for everything I have used it for. All that being said, the 400Pro would be right up my alley along with an AD200 as a hair light or background separation whatever!
I have the AD600pro, but i'm getting the 400pro to mount it on a boom
Ad400 is a great upgrade for current ad360 users :)
Hello Ike. Im confused between getting a AD600PRO vs AD400pro. I like the weight advantage of 400pro but If at all I wish to take an action shot with an AD400pro will it be enough to freeze motion?
My problem with the ad400pro is I like using a parabolic with head inside. Connonmark. With extension heads it's light weight in the modifier and small. Without I have to mount the ad400pro inside the modifier.
I like it's size. I need an extension head for my wanted use.
Thank you, Robert you're always honest and informative.
in what kind of situation the AD400 is not capable of doing the same as the ad600 ???
I have the same question.
I currently have 4 AD600 (non pro) and 3 AD200 lights (I want a fourth) and use the AD200 90% of the time because they offer enough power.
This light confuses me as to why Godox went with this light at all. You make great points with it but in the end I just feel the flexibility of having two AD200’s versus a single AD400 is no contest. The price difference between two AD200’s and a single AD400 is only $50 (with the AD200’s being cheaper).
Robert Hall is my go to man for real reviews on camera gear.
Looking forward to seeing what you think about the MagMod MagBox as I am on the fence about pulling the trigger (it’s not cheap) but really impressed with the videos I am seeing.
I think their overall strategy is to not concern themselves about cannibalizing sales and focus on making the perfect lighting product for tons of different photographers. I know the AD200 was a home run for thousands of photographers, but it’s clear that doesn’t stop them from making something more powerful for those who feel the AD600 Pro is too big and AD200 not fast/accurate enough.
I am thinking, AD400 has this over 2xAD200 + AD2B: Faster recycle, lighter, simpler/faster setup, much stronger LED light.
Another great video Robert! Very informative and practical advice. Keep it up!
thanks Robert...very helpful...nice overview of the lights and how you plan to utilize them going forward...keep up the great work!
Hello Robert,
luv keeping up with the latest news form your channel on Godox products!
Do you know where i can find the AC/DC adapter for the Godox AD400pro please, or the title Godox use for it?
Thank you,
Stuart...
It's still not on the market yet.
Yes it’s at adorama right now
In your experience does it have enough power to overpower the midday sun with a soft box on it.
Rob, I enjoy your videos what I would like to see made available are non-ttl versions of both Xplor 600 Pro and Xplor 400 Pro for about $200 cheaper in price. I have a flash meter and for the work, I do TTL is a feature I prefer not to pay for.
Great video. I hadn’t considered pairing two AD200’s. That’s an excellent flexible alternative.
Honestly the video does not do the size comparison with the AD600 Pro justice. I have 3 600s and just got 3 400s and I thought they would be bigger but they just feel so, so, so tiny. I'm used to big lights so maybe that's why.
Also what's really annoying is that only one of the 3 has a knob to clamp down on umbrellas. I thought that was such a great feature when I opened it but then the next two I opened didn't have it (-_-)
Great comparison. You should include your affiliate link for the AD200 as well. This was just as much an endorsement for that as it was the AD400!
awesome rob thank you, have been waiting for your opinion 👍
Im getting the ad600BM, thou the AD400 seems to be a home run for Godox.
A fine choice
I'm stuck b/w the both myself. What made you go for AD600BM instead of AD400?
Thanks Rob! Best review ever. Very helpful!
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Succinct. Boy, this was everything I needed to know. Excellent reviewer, this guy!
I've been in blue light situations where the LED modeling light on my AD600 pro allowed me to focus without turning on my focus assist. I like to do behind the scenes vids for some of my art directors and I find that red assist light to be horrible on video.
Thank you. For me an issue is to use softbox and having light modeling.
Does one Ad200pro enough powerful for a big softbox ?
If not the ad400 seems great out of the box.
wow I had no clue a 400 was in the works.. I was JUST pulling the trigger on 3 600 pros... do you know if they plan on having a AC option?
Awaiting confirmation on extension head / ac adapter accessories. I’ll post in my community tab when I know for sure, but I’d assume so.
Your review are so easy to understand, yet you give a lot of information. Thanks a lot. Now I know whan I want. ))
Thanks that’s always the goal!
Like the ad 400 light, the round head for the ad200 I can't s the point other than to make it look like the profoto flashgun! Plus I use magmod so the round head is kind of redundant! .
Thanks for this great video, it helps a lot on deciding what is used for each item. I have one question. I am thinking to start a new small studio for dancers photography, this will include portraits, headshots and some dance jump that requires to freeze the motion. My idea is to have 3 lights set up by using 1x ad400pro and 2xad200pro. Please what is your though about this light setting. Do you thing it will work? Some people are not agree but they have not try yet that lights so better to ask you.
Ok thank you for the info Robert!!!
Huge help.
Thanks for the review and comparison. Love your in-detail insights into the godox lineups. I was wondering ... its hard to tell from images... how is the the distance from the Flash"ring" to the bowens mount. The AD600 Pro tube seems to be an inch more far out than the AD400 Pro. Therefore the Tube might protrude further into modifiers. I feel that is quite an advantage. On a second view the Tube ring seems to be more pushed to the top of the bulb inside the AD400. Do you see a difference in the tube designs ?
Would love to get some Feedback on the bulbdesign. Anybody?
Another great comparison. This was extremely helpful. I am looking into cases to purchase for either the Ad600 Pro or the AD400 Pro, is there anyway you can share the length of each end to end with the flash tube protectors on.
Thanks!
Great review as always, Cant Thank you enough. I now have 2 AD600's and 1 AD200. Im waiting for my backordered Round Head for the 200 and even more so for the Pentax Version of the Transmitter as I have a Pentax 645Z and K'1's as well as Canon equipment. One thing that was missing for me in this Video was seeing the "non-Pro" Ad600 next to the new 400 for comparision as well, Any chance of you adding that in your next video. Oh, as I have decided to sell my ProFoto B1's its great to know that I can purchase at a pretty low price an adapter that can use my ProFoto modifiers, particularly the Beauty Dish.
Hi, Robert! Great review as usual. Just needed to know how is the modelling light on the AD400 Pro? I mostly shoot indoors since I shoot food, but a modelling light would greatly help my workflow. And does it have an AC adapter option for its power? Cheers!
just purchased the Flashpoint XPLOR400 thinking it was the Godox AD400. Are they the same? I ask cause I'm interested in getting the AD200Pro and want to make sure one remote will trigger all strobes.
Hi Robert! I wish you will make a comparison between ad400 pro and the new Profoto b10
You sir, rock. Thank you!
Thank you. Great review as always
Thank you for your review much appreciate it!
Thanks so much for your in-depth look at these recent Godox releases. I ended up getting an AD400 pro, and it arrived yesterday! I haven't had much chance to put it through its paces, but one thing I've noticed just from test firing, is that it's not making that 1 second recycle time at full power. More like 1.4 seconds. Did you find this in your tests?
No definitely kept up at 1s for me. Try doing a full charge on the battery?
Thanks Robert. That helped a lot
Question…I already have 2 AD200 Pros and the ADB2. I was to introduce another main light for photos. Should I get the AD400 Pro and have the AD200’s for fill, back, etc OR should I double my current setup and have AD200’s to just got bananas with when I don’t need the power output of the ADB2?
Hi Robert. I had a question about the AD200. How would you recommend setting it up for outdoor headshots/portraits in late afternoon light? Would I want to use a softbox with it at all times or would using the round head on the AD200 yield the same results (no softbox)?
You know you just separate the godox reflector (its a two-part unit) and then it mounts over the flash tube and the cover fits, no matter what modifier brand you have attached. . Did you NOT know that ? How did you miss that before making this video ?
Informative video as always. Thank you.
Why do they call AD400Pro and AD600Pro Outdoor flash? Is it because their smaller size and portability? They can be used indoor as regular strobe, correct?
Yeah they are simply called outdoor flash for search relevance, since they are all in one units that don't require mains power.
Greaf review, wasnt aware there is a Profoto fitting for these, that being said factoring in quality and cost what modifiers do you favour?
I like Cheetah softboxes as my favorite bang for buck softboxes
Why the round heads as opposed to the bare bulbs on the AD200?
Thank you so much for this updated information!! Would you please confirm if AD400 is more powerful than Profoto B1X?
Have no way to confirm other than cross comparing my previous numbers. I can guarantee though, it’s ultra close.
Robert Hall: I am a bit concerned after watching a video from fstoppers suggesting that the ad400 pro falls way short on its flash duration at the lowest power. Have you done one of your metering tests to confirm?
Hey Robert, really enjoying your videos on de Godox products! I'm going to be getting a studio pretty soon (about 30 X 12 feet) and am looking for a setup that I can use in it but also take on location. Do you think a two AD400 pro setup would be a good jumping off point? I'm a little worried about having either too much power for if I have the modifiers really close to my subject in the studio or not enough for in sunny conditions. Do you thing the AD400s are a good balance?
Have u found ur answer? Im confused between getting a AD600PRO vs AD400pro. I like the weight advantage of 400pro but If at all I wish to take an action shot with an AD400pro will it be enough to freeze motion?
Hi Rob. Your videos have helped me decide to go with Godox. Just unboxed my new AD400Pro, and now I see your note at 0:47 about no business being used outdoors. What's up with that?
He was referring to the modeling lamp.
Good review rob, I'd love to see the high speed sync performance of the ad400 outdoors at f1.4 or so...I do mostly outdoor work and I have the 600 but the size does get to me so I wanna know if i can get similar performance
That’s exactly what the last two images are. HSS outdoors in bright conditions.
@@robhallphoto Im confused between getting a AD600PRO vs AD400pro. I like the weight advantage of 400pro but If at all I wish to take an action shot with an AD400pro will it be enough to freeze motion?
I have a question for anyone who can answer. First, I know the Godox and Flashpoint are the same unit, but I have heard the Flashpoint is a better option due to Adorama's customer service. So my question(s) are 1). Does anyone have experience with Adorama/Godox? and can you tell me 2). Is one better than the other for any specific reason or does it not really matter? Thanks in advance to anyone who can help! BTW I am looking to purchase the 400.
hey dear robert . did you mesure the cri of flash ?
Thanks for the excellent review. Was the AD400 set up in .1 stop increments right out of the box? Also do you happen to know the release date of it?
Mine wasn’t, but I have pre-production firmware on it so that’s not a surprise given that update happened after I got it. It’s supposed to ship with it
I have 2 ad200pro and love them, however, the modelling light is pretty weak and almost useless, therefore I am considering buying ad400pro if the modelling light is useful. I am doing the newborn photography, and could you please give me some advices, if the modelling light on ad400 is useful? Thanks in advance.
Thanks great work
I watched one of your previous videos and was excited about the the tenth stop adjustments added to the AD600 Pro. Were they added to the AD400 or do you think we have to wait for an update?
Someone talked to Godox today and the production model of the AD400 Pro will have 1/10 stop power adjustment. Mine just doesn’t because it left the factory before the production model was complete
Why at 0:47 do you note that the light has no business being used outdoors?
It's referencing the LED not being bright enough to be useful outdoors
Thanks for your review! Is the 400pro usable in studio while its battery is charging?
No, you should not charge it while in use. It can cause the battery to be unstable and swell.
Once again Bro you're on point.
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Super useful, thank you.
Thanks, a really helpful video!
thanks for the review Rob. What are the mounts (bowens/profoto/bron )
made of?
Dunno about the Profoto/Broncolor, but the Bowen’s is a dense plastic, similar to the exterior of the body of the Pro Models.
I would like to see it compared with the good old Witstro 360
Faster recycle.
A bit more powerful.
Better color.
adds 30w LED
all in one construction
Less shots per battery
All the weight at top of stand
What modifier did you use for the shot of the couple kissing? Thanks for the great review.
38” glow parapop!
Hi Robert while I agree that the 600pro is not that great on a boom but are we forgetting the extension head? I think for both the 400 and 600pro the extension head will be the best option if attached on a boom or even just on a slim lightstand. I have played with both 400-600pro and quite frankly I ended up buying the 600pro because the price difference was not big enough for me to justify buying the 400pro. I think as a professional you will always appreciate the extra stop (or almost a full stop should I say) and also not to mention not having to go full blast from time to time. However feature wise is there any feature other than power that is one over the other? (Just in case if I decide to get one more Godox pro series light in my kit)
Not forgetting the extension head at all. That’s a known option but comes at the loss of some output. But no, other than that the featureset is identical between the two.
The 400 is slightly more versatile if you want to use different mounts.
Does anyone else have really fast battery discharge? I have two batteries and they both lose juice very fast when not in use
During charging, should both the LED indicators on the charger AND those that are on the battery should be flashing?
Indicators on my charger are flashing but not on the battery itself. Does that mean the battery is fully charged?
awesome video thank you
FINALLY! FINALLY!! FINALLY!!! I'm ALREADY THANKING YOU Robert and I HAVEN'T EVEN SEEN IT YET lol!!!! THANKS A LOT ROBERT, GOING TO WATCH IT NOW... so PSYCHED!!! :D
How is the QSB 34 low profile mount with the AD400Pro?
Dude what are you trying to be Jared Polin now with the sniff test??
Seriously good video. One thing though. Can you buy the reflector and cover from the ad600 as is? if so where can you get it?
IM MAKING I SHOOT ARW T SHIRTS.
You can buy the AD600 Pro reflector/cap separately through Adorama.
www.adorama.com/fprfx600p.html?gclid=CjwKCAjwoMPcBRAWEiwAiAqZh_X_GuMtAa09DT5bYB-ZSbtJZFKMrVPP3zBlXrY8zQOMVD75b-zcgRoCfCUQAvD_BwE
Robert Hall Photography lol I’ll buy that shirt Rob
I have Ad200 and flashpoint 360 TTL. Finding I love the 200 and the 360 performs Albert similar but hate not having a modeling light. Is the modeling light enough to see in a studio setting where your light spread is to avoid having to take so many test shots? Leaning towards two ad400s for this reason
What stand would your recommend for this flash?
So the color is stable, are the exposures also stable? With the AD200, I sometimes see variations in power (about a third of a stop).
Hi Rob, did you compare LED modelling lights on AD-B2 vs on 400 Pro? I have AD-B2 and 2 AD200s now and looking to buy an AD400 Pro mainly because of that (and also because I don't have time or will to assemble it sometimes, which was also your argument). Thank you.
Nice, thanks. Is there an Elinchrom mount adapter for it?
Currently Profoto/Broncolor only.
What equipment do you recommend to get into indoor/outdoor family/senior portraits? ($1000 budget) I only own the A7iii w/ 85mm f/1.8 and Tamron 28-75mm
Finally :). Thanks for the crisp review Rob :). What are the upcoming videos we could look forward to? :)
hello, good review, what head or moddifier you have mounted on ad 200 ? thank you :)
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