Hope you guys enjoyed our review! Let us know your thoughts on the Godox AD300Pro below 👇 TIMESTAMPS: 0:48 Unboxing & What's Included 2:33 How to Setup the Godox AD300Pro 3:26 Physical Features 5:54 Godox Mount 6:43 Round Flash Tube 7:52 Umbrella Mount 8:01 Using Bowen's Mount Modifier or Godox S2 Bracket (Sold Separately) 9:34 Godox AD300Pro Lighting Modifiers 9:39 Godox AD-AB Adapter Ring 10:54 Godox AD-S65S Softbox Modifier 12:41 Behind-The-Scenes Demo 13:03 Technical Features 14:16 Menu Options 14:19 Power Button 14:39 Mode Button 15:04 Menu Button 17:56 Modelling Lamp Button 18:30 Group/Channel Button 18:35 Wireless Mode Button 18:57 Test Flash Button 20:24 Final Thoughts
Excellent video - answered all my questions. I have a AD200Pro and am going to buy one of these AD300s. I'm so happy you included all the info about modifiers too :)
Just added the AD300 to my kit as the functionality of the XPro trigger is far more user friendly compared to the Profoto B10 (which is massively overpriced). You know exactly what power setting you’re using as opposed to the Profoto system which just indicates a level up or down in power output at the trigger. The AD300 is a perfect size for my camera bag, has decent recycling time, with 300 plus full power flashes is more than adequate for most projects, it is extremely portable and a fantastic tool for anyone taking on weddings. Really functional and easy to work with. Great piece of kit Godox
I already have an AD200, AD400 and AD600, so of course now I will need one of these to fill in the gap :-/ very glad that they’re using the same charger as the 200, as it's hard enough to keep track of the whole box full of Godox chargers that I already have!
Great introduction and review of this product. I'm new to studio flash photography and just purchased an AD300, and am slowly learning about the product. Your review covered all of the key basics. I do think this is a high quality product, and a good choice for my first strobe. I'm a little disappointed in the mounting bracket since it is not top quality. I've read complaints, for example, that the bracket can't handle the weight of a large softbox. Time will tell. The Godox mounting system also seems incredibly convenient. Unfortunately, the Godox Softbox is on backorder everywhere, so I opted for an umbrella, which brings me back to the mounting bracket. Even a simple umbrella seems to test the bracket. Several other Godox modifiers are also not yet available in the US market. Let's hope that the full range of Godox modifiers will be available soon and that Godox considers offering a more professional bracket. Thanks again for an excellent video.
I just did a photoshoot on my channel with my godox ad300 pro and I love it. The modeling lamp is lacking but hey other than that I have gotten great results so far. Nice review!
i bought the ad 360 ii, and add ons . im still amazed with its power and use .its not too big its 3600w and well over powers the sun a little further away than the ad 300 ..so il not be changeing yet iv enough experience not to need a moddeling light anyway ..but yeah looks ok
I do think Godox put in more thought into how to help better serving their users. Help users save significant cost, reuse what they already have, at the same time get top quality products that at and in some cases exceeding Profoto products that cost 5X more. The only thing is they does not seem to innovate as much as Profoto and just copied whatever Profoto release.
Yes, you can use this indoor in a home studio environment, however no AC pack has been announced as yet. You will have to rely on the battery which provides 320 full power (300W) shots. When using the AD-AB Bowens adapter accessory, this opens you up to all types of Bowens Beauty Dish modifiers.
Have you taken a look at the Godox FV150 / FV200 which is a hybrid light that can be used as a flash and a continuous LED video light. Otherwise just using a continuous light works well
Both the AD400Pro and AD300Pro are great options, the AD400Pro may end up being better for you as a more future proof solution due to it's larger power, however the compact nature of the AD300Pro is really great. At the end of the day I would say your decision would come down to if you can see yourself needing the extra 100w.
The only other accessories would be the AD-AB adapter ring and the Bowens ring and you're good to go with your Bowens modifiers. The accessories are inexpensive compared to other options.
That's enough to make it a deal breaker for me, too. With the price of the additional adapter, you may as well go for the 400 (or even the 600)... assuming the size difference is acceptable.
As of this moment the AD300Pro still doesn't have an AC adapter to allow you to plug in to a wall outlet and use continuously. You'll be restricted by the battery capacity and perhaps having to purchase spare batteries to operate for a full day of shooting. Fingers crossed they release the AC adapter soon (e.g. of AC adapter is the AC26 for the Godox AD600Pro)
Godox made a new mount that adds zero value. Personally I liked Godox for being affordable with a common mount. Now they have a solution looking for a problem. At least add a benefit. Make it an easier mount like ProFoto. So frustrating to see a company do a money grab without any forethought.
Definitely understand where you're coming from. In their defence their modifiers are inexpensive and decent quality, unlike other brands that are happy to charge $200-300 per modifier.
The reason that they have a personal knob is not a good thing, it was ment to sell more accessories, so I’m disappointed about how this reviw trying to “sell” a marketing feature like a professional improvement. Is this review sponsored by Godox or it’s your personal pro opinion about the new Godox mount?
The review isn't sponsored by Godox however we are one of the main distributors in Australia. The Godox mount we feel is equally as useful and they're continuing to release affordable and versatile lighting modifiers for this mount. Such as a neat little 60cm AD-S60S parabolic softbox, reflectors and more. It all depends on what system you're already invested in.
ad 360 battery pack older technology ,, you did say that didnt you .. elinchrom The best flashes around .. use that same system , these godoxs are just bash about units i use for bouncing off mountain ranges . so i doth trash much better elinchrom units . the ad 360 ii is definately better
Safe to say that holding an external battery pack connected by a cable (or any wired technology for that matter) is older technology. The streamlined internal battery unit is a welcome feature.
@@hypop well elinchrom still use this so called old tech and its a welcome feature for the masses . its easier all round .. plus the folk at elinchrom dont make out you need to buy the latest models because your older models arent a fasion accessory any more .. which is the clear message im getting here
@@Christiantheone I speak three. Is that enough? I don't mind if a person speaks multiple languages. SPEAK them well, and know what words ACTUALLY mean?
Hope you guys enjoyed our review! Let us know your thoughts on the Godox AD300Pro below 👇
TIMESTAMPS:
0:48 Unboxing & What's Included
2:33 How to Setup the Godox AD300Pro
3:26 Physical Features
5:54 Godox Mount
6:43 Round Flash Tube
7:52 Umbrella Mount
8:01 Using Bowen's Mount Modifier or Godox S2 Bracket (Sold Separately)
9:34 Godox AD300Pro Lighting Modifiers
9:39 Godox AD-AB Adapter Ring
10:54 Godox AD-S65S Softbox Modifier
12:41 Behind-The-Scenes Demo
13:03 Technical Features
14:16 Menu Options
14:19 Power Button
14:39 Mode Button
15:04 Menu Button
17:56 Modelling Lamp Button
18:30 Group/Channel Button
18:35 Wireless Mode Button
18:57 Test Flash Button
20:24 Final Thoughts
Excellent video - answered all my questions. I have a AD200Pro and am going to buy one of these AD300s. I'm so happy you included all the info about modifiers too :)
Just added the AD300 to my kit as the functionality of the XPro trigger is far more user friendly compared to the Profoto B10 (which is massively overpriced). You know exactly what power setting you’re using as opposed to the Profoto system which just indicates a level up or down in power output at the trigger. The AD300 is a perfect size for my camera bag, has decent recycling time, with 300 plus full power flashes is more than adequate for most projects, it is extremely portable and a fantastic tool for anyone taking on weddings. Really functional and easy to work with. Great piece of kit Godox
Yes i will be adding Godox AD300Pro
I really like the way you make the videos. Very thorough and you even show how to use it! No one else does that. Keep up the great work.
Appreciate the feedback Hai. Thanks!
I already have an AD200, AD400 and AD600, so of course now I will need one of these to fill in the gap :-/ very glad that they’re using the same charger as the 200, as it's hard enough to keep track of the whole box full of Godox chargers that I already have!
That's definitely one of its pros! 🙌
Great introduction and review of this product. I'm new to studio flash photography and just purchased an AD300, and am slowly learning about the product. Your review covered all of the key basics. I do think this is a high quality product, and a good choice for my first strobe. I'm a little disappointed in the mounting bracket since it is not top quality. I've read complaints, for example, that the bracket can't handle the weight of a large softbox. Time will tell. The Godox mounting system also seems incredibly convenient. Unfortunately, the Godox Softbox is on backorder everywhere, so I opted for an umbrella, which brings me back to the mounting bracket. Even a simple umbrella seems to test the bracket. Several other Godox modifiers are also not yet available in the US market. Let's hope that the full range of Godox modifiers will be available soon and that Godox considers offering a more professional bracket. Thanks again for an excellent video.
Been looking for a video like this for hours ugh thank you!
I just did a photoshoot on my channel with my godox ad300 pro and I love it. The modeling lamp is lacking but hey other than that I have gotten great results so far. Nice review!
Thanks so much! Glad you love it!
The pointy barebulb type of the old AD360 can make shadow edge lot more crispy if you wanna simulate direct sunlight
Most thorough review, especially with the menu functions. Thanks!
Your channel is a God grace to us.... Sir for wedding which is best ad 200 pro or ad300 pro... Please answer please sir
Nice, upfront I can see a trio of these in my workflow.
Definitely would be cool to see them in action as a trio!
informative
Rob great video as always... any chance you can do a video on the yongnuo yn 650 ex-rf?? Thanks for the great content.
i bought the ad 360 ii, and add ons . im still amazed with its power and use .its not too big its 3600w and well over powers the sun a little further away than the ad 300 ..so il not be changeing yet iv enough experience not to need a moddeling light anyway ..but yeah looks ok
great information, thanks!!
Our pleasure!
what is the best light to get for someone shooting music videos and photography???
hello, what light stand do you recommend for AD300 Pro?
Want one.
You can definitely grab one from our shop via the link in our description! Or click here: bit.ly/3bIfamk 😊
Hey brother. I just wonder can I use good ad 400 pro modelling light filming video and how long will the battery last at 100% brightness
Amazing 👌
Thank you! Cheers!
Ttl on 300pro ?
Yes
Hi si the godox X1T trigger compatible with ad300 pro ?
Yes, it sure is!
nice stuff, but a bit expensive for the moment..... thx 4 showing :-)
Glad we could help give some insight on the AD300Pro! 😊
Seriously considering trading/selling my AD400 Pro for the AD300 Pro
So no extension head for the 300 pro in future?
I do think Godox put in more thought into how to help better serving their users. Help users save significant cost, reuse what they already have, at the same time get top quality products that at and in some cases exceeding Profoto products that cost 5X more. The only thing is they does not seem to innovate as much as Profoto and just copied whatever Profoto release.
Can you use this for a home studio? Also what kind of beauty dishes can you put on this?
Yes, you can use this indoor in a home studio environment, however no AC pack has been announced as yet. You will have to rely on the battery which provides 320 full power (300W) shots. When using the AD-AB Bowens adapter accessory, this opens you up to all types of Bowens Beauty Dish modifiers.
Does the wb29 battery from the ad200 pro last longer compared to the wb300p since it have more energy in it
The difference is minor at only 300mAh so only a few more shots.
Im looking for something that can double as video light. any idea if these offer enough light
Have you taken a look at the Godox FV150 / FV200 which is a hybrid light that can be used as a flash and a continuous LED video light. Otherwise just using a continuous light works well
I have 2 ad200pro and ad600pro so I dont know which one to choose in between. I am leaning towards ad400pro more than ad300pro.
Both the AD400Pro and AD300Pro are great options, the AD400Pro may end up being better for you as a more future proof solution due to it's larger power, however the compact nature of the AD300Pro is really great.
At the end of the day I would say your decision would come down to if you can see yourself needing the extra 100w.
Hi, can control this by tt600 as master ?
The TT600 is not a master flash unfortunately
Bowens mount is not there... So, it's not for me. That's mean new stuff to buy... Sorry.
The only other accessories would be the AD-AB adapter ring and the Bowens ring and you're good to go with your Bowens modifiers. The accessories are inexpensive compared to other options.
That's enough to make it a deal breaker for me, too. With the price of the additional adapter, you may as well go for the 400 (or even the 600)... assuming the size difference is acceptable.
Mine has the cover in the front do you have to take that off?
Definitely need to take that off before shooting. It's only a protector cap
@@hypop do you have a discord
so if i need something for studio this ad300 is not the one?
As of this moment the AD300Pro still doesn't have an AC adapter to allow you to plug in to a wall outlet and use continuously. You'll be restricted by the battery capacity and perhaps having to purchase spare batteries to operate for a full day of shooting. Fingers crossed they release the AC adapter soon (e.g. of AC adapter is the AC26 for the Godox AD600Pro)
Hello, can AD-S85W mount on AD300 Pro?
Yes it can! The AD-S85W has the new Godox mount and so does the AD300Pro!
@@hypop It seems Godox mount is the new type and smaller than Bowens mount?
Godox made a new mount that adds zero value. Personally I liked Godox for being affordable with a common mount. Now they have a solution looking for a problem. At least add a benefit. Make it an easier mount like ProFoto. So frustrating to see a company do a money grab without any forethought.
Definitely understand where you're coming from. In their defence their modifiers are inexpensive and decent quality, unlike other brands that are happy to charge $200-300 per modifier.
The reason that they have a personal knob is not a good thing, it was ment to sell more accessories, so I’m disappointed about how this reviw trying to “sell” a marketing feature like a professional improvement. Is this review sponsored by Godox or it’s your personal pro opinion about the new Godox mount?
The review isn't sponsored by Godox however we are one of the main distributors in Australia. The Godox mount we feel is equally as useful and they're continuing to release affordable and versatile lighting modifiers for this mount. Such as a neat little 60cm AD-S60S parabolic softbox, reflectors and more. It all depends on what system you're already invested in.
ad 360 battery pack older technology ,, you did say that didnt you .. elinchrom The best flashes around .. use that same system , these godoxs are just bash about units i use for bouncing off mountain ranges . so i doth trash much better elinchrom units . the ad 360 ii is definately better
Safe to say that holding an external battery pack connected by a cable (or any wired technology for that matter) is older technology. The streamlined internal battery unit is a welcome feature.
@@hypop well elinchrom still use this so called old tech and its a welcome feature for the masses . its easier all round .. plus the folk at elinchrom dont make out you need to buy the latest models because your older models arent a fasion accessory any more .. which is the clear message im getting here
Would love but bowens adaptor makes it awkward. Deal breaker
How does the Bowens adapter make it awkward? Lol it just works
@@Christiantheone awkward in a sense that its another component to carry around and an extra step to mount.
Stop saying '"actual". Not only is it bad English, its incorrect also. You probably say "exspecially" also, right
Useless Comment. He speaks multiple languages what do you speak?
@@Christiantheone I speak three. Is that enough? I don't mind if a person speaks multiple languages. SPEAK them well, and know what words ACTUALLY mean?