tugwilson

AD200 and AD600Pro

So can the XPro

That's the rebadged NanGuang fresnel. I have one of their lights and I'm not very impressed by it. This is what the OP was asking about https://www.aputure.com/products/fresnel-mount

That's a different device.

The X1T and Xpro triggers can control and fire all the same Godox strobes. The Xpro is a more capable controller and is easier to use. I'm not very happy with the way the guy in the video does ...

Have you tried it and observed this effect?

I was counting two ELB1200 heads as the AD600 configuration gives you the option of two 600Ws lights or one 1200Ws light. So I was trying to compare like for like. Whichever way you cut it it's a ...

I've not tried it but I would have thought it would be a bit pointless. You already have a fresnel in the speedlight head.

Two AD600Bs + 120Ws head is ~6Kg an ELB 1200 with the big battery and two heads is ~9Kg ( the heads are heavy). Also you can't fly with the big ELB battery and the little one only gives you 215 ...

Works fine with flashes. Some detail here https://www.markkitaoka.com/latest-news/aputure-fresnel-lens/

The Li-ion and AA flashes are identical except: The V850II is slightly lighter than the TT865 (~30g) The V850II recycles faster than the TT865 (< 1.5 seconds vs 0.1-2.6 seconds) The V850II give ...

Do you want to fire the flashes wirelessly as well? If you do you will need another X1R and another trigger a cable which fits the remote firing socket on your Canon camera and a second trigger ...

Try resetting it. Press the two RST buttons - function buttons 2 and 3.

No. It's a small studio you have quite enough power to shoot portraits and small products. You can use a reflector if you need to. If you do really want to buy another light I'd recommend a an RX4 ...

That may be the source of your problem. Communication between the camera and the flash is a two way process. The camera only expects to talk to one flash not two and so may well get confused. You ...

Put it on manual focus. You just want to see the colour cast it doesn't matter if it's exactly in focus. Put it on Auto White Balance and see if that makes a difference. Really you should shoot a ...

Page 55 of the manual shows you which C.Fn function controls the auto power off function and also gives you the number of flashes at different power levels that will trigger the overheating ...

All Godox lights will work with all Godox triggers if the light is used off camera. So if you have a TT685n (Nikon version) your Fuji will be able to control and fire it with an XPro-F trigger. Two ...

This doesn't sound right. Generally, in a studio,  the light from speedlights is so much brighter than the ambient that the colour temperature of the ambient doesn't matter. If you switch the room ...

So you are thinking of a Y cable that connects all the pins of both the flashes shoes to the pins on the camera's hot shoe? This won't work. You can use a simple PC cable with a splitter to trigger ...