Those are THE flashes to get when you start. Personality i am still really happy with my elinchrom elb 400 bit of it ever breaks i might consider a bunch of them. :) Nice video!
Nope! Don’t “NEED” them but it is a great flash! I have a Pro and ProII and both work great! I do like the brighter screen on the back of the Pro II, especially out in the sun.
I'm just starting out and have two TT685SII flashes. I bought the Round Head adapter and accessories kit with an eye of also using it with the AD200Pro someday. Godox just increased the size of the Fresnel head just enough so the round head adapter no longer fits. Even if it did fit, it's probably not a good idea as they added a fan for thermal. I have an X2T trigger so I can't take advantage of 1/512 setting. Most of the time, I will be controlling it from the remote trigger so the brighter control panel is not that important to me. The bi-color modeling light on the bare bulb head is nice but is blocked when used with the 4.7" reflector so maybe also not that important. B&H just had the AD200Pro on sale for $229 so a $120 difference in price makes the AD200Pro a much better value over the Pro II.
I would add that budget concerns and usage preferences definitely are big factors when determining which one holds the greatest value to the individual user.
“Lights to get first is all I needed to hear.” OHHH KLAARNAA HERE I COME!!!
Just don’t get yourself in debt for lights. You can still do great work with what’cha have. :)
Those are THE flashes to get when you start. Personality i am still really happy with my elinchrom elb 400 bit of it ever breaks i might consider a bunch of them. :)
Nice video!
It is handy having a moonlight sometimes. But you may never know because Elincrom is so durable. Haha
Cool vid, mate. I have 2x 200 Mk1s....I also have GAS:).....but I agree, no need to upgrade unless they "accidentally" get broken.
Ooops. Forgot my sandbag today. Hope there’s no wind. 😬😎
Hope to have that someday :(
Nope! Don’t “NEED” them but it is a great flash! I have a Pro and ProII and both work great! I do like the brighter screen on the back of the Pro II, especially out in the sun.
It definitely is a great flash. The monitor is a good move from Godox.
I'm just starting out and have two TT685SII flashes. I bought the Round Head adapter and accessories kit with an eye of also using it with the AD200Pro someday. Godox just increased the size of the Fresnel head just enough so the round head adapter no longer fits. Even if it did fit, it's probably not a good idea as they added a fan for thermal. I have an X2T trigger so I can't take advantage of 1/512 setting. Most of the time, I will be controlling it from the remote trigger so the brighter control panel is not that important to me. The bi-color modeling light on the bare bulb head is nice but is blocked when used with the 4.7" reflector so maybe also not that important. B&H just had the AD200Pro on sale for $229 so a $120 difference in price makes the AD200Pro a much better value over the Pro II.
I would add that budget concerns and usage preferences definitely are big factors when determining which one holds the greatest value to the individual user.
How do the modeling lights compare? Is the mark 2 any brighter?
Yes. The MK2 modeling lights are much brighter.
@austinlindsay that's good to hear.