MasHD Blog

Godox has unveiled their latest professional grade flash head and power pack system. The unit, named the P2400 Pro also sells under the Flashpoint brand as well. The unit - aimed at offering a more cost effective solution when compared to other solutions by brands such as Profoto offers a 0.7 recycle time and the ability to 1/17,800 flash duration for excellent freezing of subjects. The unit allows power to be set at 1//10 f stops and offers a total of 512 power ranges. The flash system head features a 60W modeling lamp as well as the now standard Bowens mount for mounting different diffusion adapters to the front. The unit supports Godox wireless trigger systems and uses either 2.4Ghz or 433 Mhz systems or even support sync via cable as well.  Pricing for the unit is not confirmed as of yet, but many sources point to a $4500+ price range which puts it on the pricy side when compared to similar units by brands such as Elinchrom but is significantly cheaper than more high end soluti...

GODOX has officially announced their AD600 Pro outdoor flash system . The light , designed to take on Profoto and Broncolor systems which are at least 3 times the cost is also the company’s first light to feature consistent color accuracy* (+/-75k) unlike the standard AD600 system . The system , which will also be known as the Flashpoint XPLOR 600 in the U.S and some other specific markets will feature the ability to run off a rechargeable 2600 mAh power pack with a 0.01-0.9 second refresh cycle and deliver 360 full power flashes at 1/1 . The flash also features the ability to support wireless(X1/R2) TTL on Canon , Nikon , Sony , Panasonic , Fuji , Olympus systems and it also has a built in 2.4Ghz remote to sync to multiple devices . The flash supports HSS upto 1/8000s and has a guide number of 87m at ISO100 and it also has the ability to sync to 1/220 to 1/10,100 flash durations . The AD600 pro also has a 38w (400w standard...

Godox - a company that has built a solid reputation for providing value for money lighting equipment has introduced a new product for smartphone photographers - a speedlight+beauty lamp for your phone ! Say hello to the Godox A1 , the unit , designed to provide a pocket flash option (similar to how the AD200 started to make waves in the photographic community ) to smartphone owners who are limited by the mediocre flash available on smartphones .  The units specs , which at the time has still not been released , is expected to  connect via Bluetooth  low energy and possibly work through  its own Apple and Android Godox client app (with manual controls including exposure settings) or possibly through third party apps (adobe lightroom maybe?) as the native camera app may not feature controls for manual  settings in iOS and some Android phones . The unit , which contains 3 LED's will also function as a lamp and sits at the bottom end of the two ...