Hope you guys like our comparison! Which Godox Studio Flash Strobes do you want or already have in your setup? TIMESTAMPS: • How To Determine Which One Is Right For You? • 1:33 Output & Workspace 2:26 Recycle Time 2:39 Price 2:55 Trigger Options 3:26 Mount Type (Bowen's Mount) 4:00 Manual Flash 5:00 Chronological Order of Studio Flash Release • Going Through The Series • 5:29 MS Series (MS200/MS300) 7:02 MS Series Comparison Table 7:13 DSII Series (DS300II/DS400II) 8:02 DSII Series Comparison Table 8:12 GSII Series (GS200II/GS300II/GS400II) 8:59 GSII Series Comparison Table 9:09 SKII Series (SK300II/SK400II) 10:10 SKII Series Comparison Table 10:20 DPIII Series (DP400III/DP600III/DP800III/DP1000III) 11:44 DPIII Series Comparison Table 11:54 QSII Series (QS400II/QS600II/QS800II/QS1200II) 13:13 QSII Series Comparison Table 13:23 QTII Series (QT400II/QT600II/QT1200II) 14:24 QTII Series Comparison Table 15:14 Rob's Recommendations
Hello mate, i really liked your video on these studio strobe lights, however i do have a question. Im currently using a entry level Canon EOS 77d camera with a YONGNUO YN-E3-RT II trigger, will any of these strobes be able to work with my setup?
Explained clearly and very informative! This video is basically all I need to start choosing a Godox strobe as it gave me all the insight I need on each series. Really appreciate this type of content
Excellent video. I had never really looked any further than the Godox AD series of battery-powered strobes, but these really do meet a lot of the same requirements I want those for, essentially just with a cable. I can see one or two of these in my near future. Thanks!!
FINALLY! Somebody talks about the DPIII . Its so hard to find youtube reviews for these, or even on Facebook Forums. Hope you guys do a review on the DPIII Series alone. Thanks!!!
thanks a lot for tyour great content and thorough reviews and comparison, could you please do a review on the godox light shapers, I have found no reviews whatsoever on these.
It would be really useful to see a comparison for colour variance/consistency. I know the SK400 is 5600 +\- 200 and I’ve used a set for a couple of years and I’ve seen that it can be a bit inconsistent at times.
Came here for the differences between the series, got 5x about the same story (bowens mount, umbrella mount, adjustible in 0.1 increments, etc). OK, except for the higher ends, and the recycle times: please explain what the differences are!!
I don't really feel like I learned the difference between any of the flashes from this video. They all seem to basically have the same or similar specs. Some more info on the differences would have been helpful.
They are all subtle differences: 1. How much output do you need? Not all flashes are available in higher output versopms 2. Flash duration 3. Recycle time 4. Build quality 5. HSS / No HSS Watch the video through and you'll see the comparison tables then our recommendations towards the end
Great video. Thanks so much. Please I need a favor, Godox Ms300, Ds300/400, SK300ii/400ii and De300/400 which one should I go for it. Because I'm a little bit confused. Kindly Choose one for me.
This Video helped me a lot, thank you very much. One question: If there is no HSS explicitly noted, but flash-duration is up to 1/2000... does that mean, that my shutterspeed can be up to 1/2000?
That value, is for flash duration, not slash synchronization. That means, the flash will fire at maximum of 1/2000 speed. We need that to freeze motion. Because, if you shoot in a dark studio, even with a high shutter speed, what matters, and what gonna freeze the object, is the flash duration. The higher power percentage you use (1/1,1/2 for example), the longer flash duration you get (bad for freezing motion). The AD600 unit, has 1/10.000sec flash duration, at minimal power. And only 1/200 at maximum. Check this video ruclips.net/video/xZt-wBAqyjg/видео.html
Thorough Info... Thanks! Just 1 question though - Does this studio strobe have an auto-dump feature? [e.g. auto-discharging the capacitor when changing from a higher power to a lower power]
Question: are they getting hot/warm after a lot of shots? Im doing macro photography and making sometimes more as 200 shots in a stack. Is it getting hot/warm then?
Hello good morning, I follow you on RUclips and now on Instagram. congratulations I appeal your excellent content. I have a question regarding studio flashes, I would like to know if you can help me. I already have an AD400PRO that I use to do my jobs and I would like to add two more flashes. I'm considering choosing the QS400II or SK400II but in the reviews I see that the maximum sync speed is 1/2000 against 1/8000 of the AD400PRO. many of the photos I take are at 1/3200 speeds. my question is, if i use the QS4000II or SK400II will i be really limited to a maximum speed of 1/2000?
Hi! thanks for this video! full of info. I have a doubt about qualitys and series, I have the QTII series (600w) but I feel that I dont use all functions to much like super speed shots to freeze action or the mask function that includes. Im series thinking to sell it and downgrade to the new DPIII series, the difference that I will note between these 2 series lights accord to my use (because never use in HSS mode or mask mode) its basically the stops (1/64 vs 1/128) the weight and size, the flash dumping when change power and the little advantage in recycle time (0.9 sec vs 1.0 sec almost nothing) so well I want to know if you recomend this flash against the QT600II or if you can tell me another difference that I will note? I use it for portrait and fashion work. I dont shoot fast motion shots, even never use it the multi mode LOL! well hope you can resolve my doubt. Thanks!
Can you explain why Godox makes their firmware upgrades to so difficult? Can’t we just go on their website, plug in the device, click on the product we need to update and have the firmware go directly to the device?
Great presentation thanks but why no mention of modelling lamps? Are they LED or tungsten? At 150 watts I assume tungsten with the associated heat and power draw.
I’m in the market for 2 lights. The lights will be used with 1’x4’ strip boxes with grids, set up about two feet from the model at 45 degree angles pointed at the models nose. There will be black flags on either side of the models head. Shooting with Fuji GW690ii 6x9 90mm f/3.5. What flash would you recommend? Would two SK400 ll be enough for this set up?
Neither work outdoors and need to be plugged into mains power. If your require to be completely wire-free outdoors then the AD300Pro would be the equivalent flash.
What light setup will you recommend for dance photography? Can 3 ad200pro will do the job. Considering the need of flash duration? Or what else you recoment. To set up a dance photography studio with godox lights.
AD200Pros can get the job done with a flash duration of 1/15,380 sec however if you're after a more powerful studio light setup we'd recommend the new Godox QT600IIIM.
Im going to do food photography on restaurants. And i think the MS300 is a more than good option. But i do have a question Is it compatible with the 80x80 tulip square by godox ? is there a way to make it compatible. I know there are other bowens mount, but being collapsible is always better .
I own godox camara on flash like godox ttl 865II, but i am thinking about some sotbox and better light, i have small home fotostudio, i shoot family and children, what would you recommend for me: light and softbox? Thanks!
Go for a larger octagon softbox if you have space, like the 120cm octagon softbox. If you're mostly indoors then the SK400II is a great starting point moving from speedlites, otherwise if you're after a light that can be used outdoors too take a look at the Godox AD300Pro / Godox AD400Pro.
No Elinchrom alternatives unfortunately. Most Godox flashes are Bowens mount and/or Godox mount. You can purchase Elinchrom-to-Bowens adapter rings if you're using Elinchrom lighting modifiers.
I am doing water drop / water collision photography. Currently I am using a couple of speedlites however, I am still getting some motion blur. Is there a Strobe that you would suggest and why thanks
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Hey there! thanks for the video. Just a quick question; Godox QT600IIM and Godox QT600II are two different models? what is the difference?
Does the Godox Sk400ii connect wirelessly to nikon D5600 and D850? I'm new to external flashes and am attempting to learn which lights are best for my small shooting space. I shoot fashion editorials and actors' headshots. Does the Godox Sk400ii need to be plugged into an outlet or can it be used outside as well?
You'll need to use a Godox 2.4GHz trigger such as the X1, X2 or Xpro. We go through the triggers here: ruclips.net/video/ZZnlZYf9rGo/видео.html&ab_channel=Hypop
which one of those strobes would you recommend for food photography? I want to shoot video as well, the flash atm is not an option. Thank you in advance! :)
Very informative video and I enjoyed it. Just one question left unanswered though. I'm looking for 300 series light just for indoors portraits. I'm not interested in HSS but I would like to be able to use a Nikon FM2 at 1/250th second shutter speed to control ambient light for film portraits. The camera will synch at that speed but will the light? Will all or any of these support that?
What you should have focused more on: stable color temp+ hue, t.1 flash duration, masking modes, accuracy of power output across fraction range, and stereostrobic modes.
Thanks for the feedback! Would definitely make the video a lot more detailed and longer than it already is, but we can arrange a follow up video with some of these advanced features / metrics for those that are interested!
@@hypop Just my 2 cents. Viewers can pretty quickly catch on to the naming/power scheme Godox uses and have probably already looked up the price of a few of these units by the time they find your video. It's all the other features that actually make one line stand out from one another. Still, it's nice to at least have them sorted in a video like this.
Hi there, yes you can. A consideration you'll need to have is that not all models share the same features. You'll be using the set up mainly in manual mode and recycle times might be slightly different between units.
The Godox DP400II-V will cover most bases for food and product photography with enough output. We'd then suggest a nice large softbox such as a 95cm octabox or larger.
@@hypop i like to do to have less shadows as possible, like the doing a booklight set up like I do for video, my 600 watts video light doesnt do the job. A 400 watts flash can do booklight at 100 iso/f11 at 200 shutter?
Hi! I'm planning to purchase a set of studio lights that can be used both on portraits and food photography. What can you suggest that is best for me. Hoping for your best suggestion. This is going to be my first time to use studio lighting. Also if u have tutorial on how to set the proper setting from camera to the flash. Thank you!
Hi, thanks for the great comparison. I have one question. I have a 120cm octabox for portraits which is quite heavy and think about buying the MS 300 or SKII 400. So, how about the screws, do they hold bigger, heavier softboxes in certain angles? Thanks in advance.
We'd suggest to go with the SK400II rather than the MS300 if you're planning to mount a larger and heavier softbox. Although the MS300 is more compact, it may not hold the weight of larger softboxes depending on which one you use.
Awesome video! thank you very much. I am planning on getting a QT600ii and two dp400iii strobes. I have seen that the qt600ii has a protective glass dome but the dp400iii does not. It is sold separately in case you break it. my question is, can you actually attach that dome on the dp400iii? Is it possible? I'm a little scared of having a bare bulb because I'm clumsy.
It's not possible unfortunately. The securing tabs for the dome are only found on the QTII and QSII range. Missed opportunity there, however so long as you use the Bowens protector cap when not in use, when storing or during transport it should be ok!
@@hypop thank you for your response. I'm not worried about transporting them, i'm worried about ...decapitating them when i switch modifiers during a shoot 😅
great review. thanks for great information for me a beginner. thus as I have understand they don't have rechargeable battery. am looking for some strobe with external rechargeable battery. do you think I can find a strobe with rechargeable battery with almost the same price range? can be 200 euro higher price. the output can be 300 or 400w. thanks in advance
Take a look at Godox's Witstro range (battery operated flashes) if you're looking for a flash for outdoor photography - ruclips.net/video/pJMQVbMwCeY/видео.html&ab_channel=Hypop
Hey, great video thanks ! Do you know if the any of these (especially the DP iii) are compatible with the trigger Neewer NT1 (s) ? And could I attach my softbox Godox SB-UE 80cm to it ? Thanks a lot!! :)
I’m mainly a landscape photographer so I rarely need flash for that, but occasionally I shoot cultural events both video and stills. For that I would need such a flash that also has a modeling light usable also for video. Which one do you recommend? The AD 400 pro might be too strong(maybe 300 or 200 W would be enough)...and the AD 400 pro fan noise could be a problem for video even with a directional mic...
Tbh, you'd be better suited by the new FV200 that Godox introduced if an all-in-one solution is what you need. Modeling lights really aren't well suited for video work- they're somewhat low power, hot, and their color temp is quite warm.
PS- the fans on the AD series aren't a problem sound wise. You have to be flashing them near constantly for the fans to even turn on. BUT... The modeling lights on the AD series are almost useless for video work. Their power output ranges from ~9w to ~25w whereas even the models shown in this video had mostly 150w modeling lights. Get the tools designed for the job you're looking for and best of luck.
Do these flashes all work with X2T for TTL? I see most places said none of them support TTL. Does QSII has better light quality than DPIII serial? Thanks.
Hi, I currently have 3 different Yongnuo Speedlight Flashes with remote triggers. I'm realizing that they do not produce enough power in some situation, and they don't offer strobes. I see you have similar Speedlights, and many more options. I'm trying to figure out which would be best for me. I want them to be powerful, portable (battery powered, or ideally either battery or AC when I'm in my home studio) and easily attach a variety of modifiers. I can't quite figure out the differences between all the product lines, AD, QT, SK, AR, etc. I have Nikon cameras, and trying to figure out what option I should invest in
Hi, I have recently bought 2 Godox MS200 studio strobes which came along with XT 16 trigger (only) both the strobes flashes in sync when I mount the trigger on camera.However I'm not able to change the setting of these strobes from the trigger. Please can you guide ? Also, I have Godox TT 520 II as well, but I'm not able to sync it along with the strobes. Please kindly guide.
It's a great unit for the price! We've just posted a video about the MS300-V here if you wanted to check it out ruclips.net/video/tfUe17bcAV4/видео.html
Hope you guys like our comparison! Which Godox Studio Flash Strobes do you want or already have in your setup?
TIMESTAMPS:
• How To Determine Which One Is Right For You? •
1:33 Output & Workspace
2:26 Recycle Time
2:39 Price
2:55 Trigger Options
3:26 Mount Type (Bowen's Mount)
4:00 Manual Flash
5:00 Chronological Order of Studio Flash Release
• Going Through The Series •
5:29 MS Series (MS200/MS300)
7:02 MS Series Comparison Table
7:13 DSII Series (DS300II/DS400II)
8:02 DSII Series Comparison Table
8:12 GSII Series (GS200II/GS300II/GS400II)
8:59 GSII Series Comparison Table
9:09 SKII Series (SK300II/SK400II)
10:10 SKII Series Comparison Table
10:20 DPIII Series (DP400III/DP600III/DP800III/DP1000III)
11:44 DPIII Series Comparison Table
11:54 QSII Series (QS400II/QS600II/QS800II/QS1200II)
13:13 QSII Series Comparison Table
13:23 QTII Series (QT400II/QT600II/QT1200II)
14:24 QTII Series Comparison Table
15:14 Rob's Recommendations
Hi Rob @Hypop, Thank you for you precious reviews. What is best to buy between Godox DP400III and GODOX QS400II? What are main differences?
Hello mate, i really liked your video on these studio strobe lights, however i do have a question. Im currently using a entry level Canon EOS 77d camera with a YONGNUO YN-E3-RT II trigger, will any of these strobes be able to work with my setup?
Sir i am try for high volume Photography shoots and I have Godox sk 400 m 2 strobes are they good enough for high volume shoots .
This is pretty much the best "any brand lineup explanation" video I've ever seen.
I completely agree
This is exactly video I need right now. There are not much comparision videos out there. Thanks bro.
Glad you liked it!
Explained clearly and very informative! This video is basically all I need to start choosing a Godox strobe as it gave me all the insight I need on each series. Really appreciate this type of content
Excellent video. I had never really looked any further than the Godox AD series of battery-powered strobes, but these really do meet a lot of the same requirements I want those for, essentially just with a cable. I can see one or two of these in my near future. Thanks!!
Glad you found the video helpful!
I actually bought Dp 400 111 without understanding what I bought till I finished watching your video. Thank you
Glad it helped!
This gave me so much clarity into the godox line of strobes. Thank you.
Glad it helped!
Thank you !!!! your video was exactly what I needed , super clear and well organized to understand all the options ! THANK YOU
Thanks for the great tips!
Glad it was helpful!
FINALLY! Somebody talks about the DPIII . Its so hard to find youtube reviews for these, or even on Facebook Forums. Hope you guys do a review on the DPIII Series alone. Thanks!!!
Thanks! We'll definitely work a video of the DPIII series. Great flash overall and our pick in this video :)
@@hypop Thank you! Do you have to dump flash when changing power? DP400III
I just want to say, i freaking love this channel.
Thank you so much.
Thanks!
Thanks a lot for the tutorial my man, just grabbed a set for our company. They are great lights even in 2023
simply stated, you folks are truly a wonderful recouce.
Thank you for the helpful and informative comparison video!
Glad it was helpful!
Exactly what I was looking for, with helpful timecodes in the timeline and not too much faffing about! Well done!
Glad it was helpful!
thanks a lot for tyour great content and thorough reviews and comparison, could you please do a review on the godox light shapers, I have found no reviews whatsoever on these.
Thanks for the feedback. We'll work on a comparison of the Godox light shapers too!
@@hypop thanks so much, keep up the great content
It's such a confusing line up with so many options. Great video!!! Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
It would be really useful to see a comparison for colour variance/consistency.
I know the SK400 is 5600 +\- 200 and I’ve used a set for a couple of years and I’ve seen that it can be a bit inconsistent at times.
This is what I’m here looking for.
Same here, I use sk300 ii & sk400 ii for shooting focus stacking and got inconsistency power output
Thanx man...just got my QT600II.
I still have alot to learn
Yooo i just found ur channel and saw this video. This was great, thank you!!!
Came here for the differences between the series, got 5x about the same story (bowens mount, umbrella mount, adjustible in 0.1 increments, etc). OK, except for the higher ends, and the recycle times: please explain what the differences are!!
QS600 ll or DP600 lll.... The specs seem very similar. Which one should I go with?
Спасибо. Наконец то благодаря вам разобрался в иерархии вспышек Godex. Буду покупать Godox DP400III.
Thank you for perfect and understandable comparison !
Great video but realised it's two years old now. Any update on the QS series?
thank you very much friend. this video helped me make the right choice for me. it is a pity that there is no such video about godox constant light
Glad it helped! We have a video on constant lights here: ruclips.net/video/hPyQHZ3xH2U/видео.html
this is such a great video, greetings from México!
Hey, thanks!
Damn
You are really good at this. Thanks for the reviews. Keep going !
Appreciate the feedback
VERY SATISFIED WITH YOUR WORK SO DETAILED BLESSINGS FOR YOU.. :)
I hope you guys do a review of HSS on Godox DPIII Series. Thanks!!!
Will be releasing our unboxing and review of the DPIII series soon!
Great! Exactly what I was looking for
I don't really feel like I learned the difference between any of the flashes from this video. They all seem to basically have the same or similar specs. Some more info on the differences would have been helpful.
They are all subtle differences:
1. How much output do you need? Not all flashes are available in higher output versopms
2. Flash duration
3. Recycle time
4. Build quality
5. HSS / No HSS
Watch the video through and you'll see the comparison tables then our recommendations towards the end
Thank you! You saved my time and mental energy!
Great video. Thanks so much.
Please I need a favor, Godox Ms300, Ds300/400, SK300ii/400ii and De300/400 which one should I go for it. Because I'm a little bit confused. Kindly Choose one for me.
This Video helped me a lot, thank you very much. One question: If there is no HSS explicitly noted, but flash-duration is up to 1/2000... does that mean, that my shutterspeed can be up to 1/2000?
That value, is for flash duration, not slash synchronization. That means, the flash will fire at maximum of 1/2000 speed. We need that to freeze motion. Because, if you shoot in a dark studio, even with a high shutter speed, what matters, and what gonna freeze the object, is the flash duration. The higher power percentage you use (1/1,1/2 for example), the longer flash duration you get (bad for freezing motion).
The AD600 unit, has 1/10.000sec flash duration, at minimal power. And only 1/200 at maximum.
Check this video ruclips.net/video/xZt-wBAqyjg/видео.html
Thorough Info... Thanks! Just 1 question though - Does this studio strobe have an auto-dump feature? [e.g. auto-discharging the capacitor when changing from a higher power to a lower power]
Question: are they getting hot/warm after a lot of shots? Im doing macro photography and making sometimes more as 200 shots in a stack. Is it getting hot/warm then?
Still confused to buy ms 300 or sk 300ii, or just waiting a new one maybe in 2021 and i feel it will happen,which you recomended?
Great comparison video! Is Godox' QT series the only one which has HSS ...? Thx :)
The QTII series and DPIII series are the two that feature HSS
Hello good morning, I follow you on RUclips and now on Instagram. congratulations I appeal your excellent content. I have a question regarding studio flashes, I would like to know if you can help me. I already have an AD400PRO that I use to do my jobs and I would like to add two more flashes. I'm considering choosing the QS400II or SK400II but in the reviews I see that the maximum sync speed is 1/2000 against 1/8000 of the AD400PRO. many of the photos I take are at 1/3200 speeds. my question is, if i use the QS4000II or SK400II will i be really limited to a maximum speed of 1/2000?
Hi! thanks for this video! full of info. I have a doubt about qualitys and series, I have the QTII series (600w) but I feel that I dont use all functions to much like super speed shots to freeze action or the mask function that includes. Im series thinking to sell it and downgrade to the new DPIII series, the difference that I will note between these 2 series lights accord to my use (because never use in HSS mode or mask mode) its basically the stops (1/64 vs 1/128) the weight and size, the flash dumping when change power and the little advantage in recycle time (0.9 sec vs 1.0 sec almost nothing) so well I want to know if you recomend this flash against the QT600II or if you can tell me another difference that I will note? I use it for portrait and fashion work. I dont shoot fast motion shots, even never use it the multi mode LOL! well hope you can resolve my doubt. Thanks!
Can you explain why Godox makes their firmware upgrades to so difficult? Can’t we just go on their website, plug in the device, click on the product we need to update and have the firmware go directly to the device?
been so educative...thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
Great presentation thanks but why no mention of modelling lamps? Are they LED or tungsten? At 150 watts I assume tungsten with the associated heat and power draw.
THANKS, so much needed! 👏🏽
Amazing Video. Thank you for making the decision making so easy. 🙏🏼
Our pleasure!
I want to do powder dance photography. What flash would be best?
Is there also a portable battery one for outdoor location shoots?
7:04 the weights of the MS200 and 300 is wrong, they both weigh 1.32kg & 1.36kg not 2.6kg that you've added!
I’m in the market for 2 lights. The lights will be used with 1’x4’ strip boxes with grids, set up about two feet from the model at 45 degree angles pointed at the models nose. There will be black flags on either side of the models head. Shooting with Fuji GW690ii 6x9 90mm f/3.5. What flash would you recommend? Would two SK400 ll be enough for this set up?
Hey hypop would you recomend ms300 or sk300 for mobile studio shoot? Outdoors shooting. Thanks
Neither work outdoors and need to be plugged into mains power. If your require to be completely wire-free outdoors then the AD300Pro would be the equivalent flash.
Really curious about the new QT mark 3, whenever it will be available
What light setup will you recommend for dance photography? Can 3 ad200pro will do the job. Considering the need of flash duration? Or what else you recoment. To set up a dance photography studio with godox lights.
AD200Pros can get the job done with a flash duration of 1/15,380 sec however if you're after a more powerful studio light setup we'd recommend the new Godox QT600IIIM.
Hi Mate
I have the Sony A6600. Can I use the SK400ii and how to use the camera a remote when taking photos without using the hot shoe
You'll need to at least have a trigger on the hot shoe otherwise you can an optional PC sync to 3.5mm cable if you'd prefer to be connected by cable.
What would be a good strobe for product photography within budget range and what flash sync remote would be best for Nikon cameras
Im going to do food photography on restaurants. And i think the MS300 is a more than good option. But i do have a question Is it compatible with the 80x80 tulip square by godox ? is there a way to make it compatible. I know there are other bowens mount, but being collapsible is always better .
Thanks for this video. Between the Godox De300 and the Ms300 which would you recommend?
I'm having a hard time deciding
I own godox camara on flash like godox ttl 865II, but i am thinking about some sotbox and better light, i have small home fotostudio, i shoot family and children, what would you recommend for me: light and softbox? Thanks!
Go for a larger octagon softbox if you have space, like the 120cm octagon softbox. If you're mostly indoors then the SK400II is a great starting point moving from speedlites, otherwise if you're after a light that can be used outdoors too take a look at the Godox AD300Pro / Godox AD400Pro.
Thanks for useful information.. I have query , do these strobes comes with elinchrom mount also?
No Elinchrom alternatives unfortunately. Most Godox flashes are Bowens mount and/or Godox mount. You can purchase Elinchrom-to-Bowens adapter rings if you're using Elinchrom lighting modifiers.
I am doing water drop / water collision photography. Currently I am using a couple of speedlites however, I am still getting some motion blur. Is there a Strobe that you would suggest and why
thanks
Hey there! thanks for the video. Just a quick question; Godox QT600IIM and Godox QT600II are two different models? what is the difference?
Yes, they're actually just the same model. Sometimes people refer to it just as the QT600II however officially it's the QT600IIM
Does the Godox Sk400ii connect wirelessly to nikon D5600 and D850? I'm new to external flashes and am attempting to learn which lights are best for my small shooting space. I shoot fashion editorials and actors' headshots. Does the Godox Sk400ii need to be plugged into an outlet or can it be used outside as well?
You'll need to use a Godox 2.4GHz trigger such as the X1, X2 or Xpro. We go through the triggers here: ruclips.net/video/ZZnlZYf9rGo/видео.html&ab_channel=Hypop
which one of those strobes would you recommend for food photography? I want to shoot video as well, the flash atm is not an option. Thank you in advance! :)
Just got the qt 600ii M , like new , for $190 :)
I was just looking for this video, Amazing!
Glad it was helpful!
Please advise which ones support HSS please. I have an E250 atm and I can only shoot at 1/125 shutter. Looking to upgrade
Very informative video and I enjoyed it. Just one question left unanswered though. I'm looking for 300 series light just for indoors portraits. I'm not interested in HSS but I would like to be able to use a Nikon FM2 at 1/250th second shutter speed to control ambient light for film portraits. The camera will synch at that speed but will the light? Will all or any of these support that?
What you should have focused more on: stable color temp+ hue, t.1 flash duration, masking modes, accuracy of power output across fraction range, and stereostrobic modes.
Thanks for the feedback! Would definitely make the video a lot more detailed and longer than it already is, but we can arrange a follow up video with some of these advanced features / metrics for those that are interested!
@@hypop Just my 2 cents. Viewers can pretty quickly catch on to the naming/power scheme Godox uses and have probably already looked up the price of a few of these units by the time they find your video. It's all the other features that actually make one line stand out from one another. Still, it's nice to at least have them sorted in a video like this.
hi may i know between godox ad360 and ad200 which one is more power full and good for out door hss .. thank you
Is it possible to mix up different series in one setup? For example two AD600 Pro with one QT1200III ?
Hi there, yes you can. A consideration you'll need to have is that not all models share the same features. You'll be using the set up mainly in manual mode and recycle times might be slightly different between units.
@@hypop wow thank you for the fast Response! Incredible work and super helpful videos, thank you :)
Great video. I have one question. if the power output of the flash light said 400W, is same with the power consumption also 400W?
Dp600ii consume too much current. Finding it difficult to cope adding undew pressure on my generator.
Make video on shooting video with modelling lamp of flash light .
Is it possible to shoot video using 2 sk400 flash with lower iso?
I want to ask, what strobe light would you recommend for newborn and lifestyle photography? thanks!
Godox fv 200 👍
This was an exceptional video!
Thanks Artem!
Maybe I just missed it, but does all of these flashes support high speed sync?
Hey there, only the Godox QT models support high speed sync.
@@hypop Thank you!
can you recommend a strobe that puts out its advertised guide number or say f56 at 1m 100 iso etc?
Does Godox make a battery pack for using where there is no electricity? Thanks
Yes, the LP-750X or LP-800X
what is the main difference between the MS and QS? looking at getting either the MS300 or QS300ii
Whats a good flash for food and product photo?
With the most possible soft shadows and alot of diffusion
The Godox DP400II-V will cover most bases for food and product photography with enough output. We'd then suggest a nice large softbox such as a 95cm octabox or larger.
@@hypop i like to do to have less shadows as possible, like the doing a booklight set up like I do for video, my 600 watts video light doesnt do the job.
A 400 watts flash can do booklight at 100 iso/f11 at 200 shutter?
Hi! I'm planning to purchase a set of studio lights that can be used both on portraits and food photography. What can you suggest that is best for me. Hoping for your best suggestion. This is going to be my first time to use studio lighting. Also if u have tutorial on how to set the proper setting from camera to the flash. Thank you!
Hi, thanks for the great comparison. I have one question. I have a 120cm octabox for portraits which is quite heavy and think about buying the MS 300 or SKII 400. So, how about the screws, do they hold bigger, heavier softboxes in certain angles? Thanks in advance.
We'd suggest to go with the SK400II rather than the MS300 if you're planning to mount a larger and heavier softbox. Although the MS300 is more compact, it may not hold the weight of larger softboxes depending on which one you use.
Do I have to connect them to electricity or are they battery powered? And which model contains electricity and battery. / Thanks 🙏🏼
how to enable the hss on dpiii? i have it but cant do it
Are the connection parts at the bottom of the flash plastic or metal in dp600 series?
can i use qs 400 II monolight to start a studio
Anyone know the compatibility of the SK400II and HSS - is it supported with a Sony a6400 and X1T trigger?
Awesome video! thank you very much. I am planning on getting a QT600ii and two dp400iii strobes. I have seen that the qt600ii has a protective glass dome but the dp400iii does not. It is sold separately in case you break it. my question is, can you actually attach that dome on the dp400iii? Is it possible? I'm a little scared of having a bare bulb because I'm clumsy.
It's not possible unfortunately. The securing tabs for the dome are only found on the QTII and QSII range. Missed opportunity there, however so long as you use the Bowens protector cap when not in use, when storing or during transport it should be ok!
@@hypop thank you for your response. I'm not worried about transporting them, i'm worried about ...decapitating them when i switch modifiers during a shoot 😅
great review. thanks for great information for me a beginner. thus as I have understand they don't have rechargeable battery. am looking for some strobe with external rechargeable battery.
do you think I can find a strobe with rechargeable battery with almost the same price range? can be 200 euro higher price. the output can be 300 or 400w.
thanks in advance
Would you recommend me one for outdoor photography?
Take a look at Godox's Witstro range (battery operated flashes) if you're looking for a flash for outdoor photography - ruclips.net/video/pJMQVbMwCeY/видео.html&ab_channel=Hypop
Hey, great video thanks ! Do you know if the any of these (especially the DP iii) are compatible with the trigger Neewer NT1 (s) ? And could I attach my softbox Godox SB-UE 80cm to it ? Thanks a lot!! :)
I’m mainly a landscape photographer so I rarely need flash for that, but occasionally I shoot cultural events both video and stills. For that I would need such a flash that also has a modeling light usable also for video. Which one do you recommend? The AD 400 pro might be too strong(maybe 300 or 200 W would be enough)...and the AD 400 pro fan noise could be a problem for video even with a directional mic...
Tbh, you'd be better suited by the new FV200 that Godox introduced if an all-in-one solution is what you need. Modeling lights really aren't well suited for video work- they're somewhat low power, hot, and their color temp is quite warm.
PS- the fans on the AD series aren't a problem sound wise. You have to be flashing them near constantly for the fans to even turn on.
BUT... The modeling lights on the AD series are almost useless for video work. Their power output ranges from ~9w to ~25w whereas even the models shown in this video had mostly 150w modeling lights.
Get the tools designed for the job you're looking for and best of luck.
Thks a lot!
Do these flashes all work with X2T for TTL? I see most places said none of them support TTL. Does QSII has better light quality than DPIII serial? Thanks.
Great video!
Thanks - glad you enjoyed it!
Hello sir..can i use my sk300 ii for ourdoor portraits?thanks..
Hi, I currently have 3 different Yongnuo Speedlight Flashes with remote triggers. I'm realizing that they do not produce enough power in some situation, and they don't offer strobes. I see you have similar Speedlights, and many more options. I'm trying to figure out which would be best for me. I want them to be powerful, portable (battery powered, or ideally either battery or AC when I'm in my home studio) and easily attach a variety of modifiers. I can't quite figure out the differences between all the product lines, AD, QT, SK, AR, etc. I have Nikon cameras, and trying to figure out what option I should invest in
Sir i am try for high volume Photography shoots and I have Godox sk 400 m 2 strobes are they good enough for high volume shoots .
They should shoot fine but if high volume means you want a faster recycle time perhaps look at the newer Godox DP400III / DP400III-V.
Hi. Just want to ask what are the difference of the witstro flash and a studio flash. Thank you
The Witstro range of flashes are battery operated and can be used outdoors or on-location.
@@hypopi see thank u. Keep it up..
why didn't you include any of the AD series strobes??
We went through the entire range in this video :) ruclips.net/video/pJMQVbMwCeY/видео.html&ab_channel=Hypop
Hi, I have recently bought 2 Godox MS200 studio strobes which came along with XT 16 trigger (only) both the strobes flashes in sync when I mount the trigger on camera.However I'm not able to change the setting of these strobes from the trigger. Please can you guide ? Also, I have Godox TT 520 II as well, but I'm not able to sync it along with the strobes. Please kindly guide.
Finally I'm locked on the Ms300
It's a great unit for the price! We've just posted a video about the MS300-V here if you wanted to check it out ruclips.net/video/tfUe17bcAV4/видео.html