The recent trend in ultra-compact hotshoe flashes has been intriguing and exciting for us as portrait photographers. On the one hand, these tiny pocket flashes may not be as useful as professional strobes for our portrait or wedding work. On the other hand, for lighting on-the-go, you just can’t beat this level of portability and … Read more
As wedding and portrait photographers, we often face the challenge of finding just the right flash for long, all-day work. Whether you’re documenting a Hindu wedding, or covering any sort of large event, having a reliable on-camera flash makes a huge difference. That is why we are creating this Godox V480 review: This flash is … Read more
Did you know that many digital cameras these days don’t have a built-in flash? Of course, a “pop-up” flash has always been a rare or nonexistent feature on a high-end pro camera. Lately, however, even the compact entry-level cameras are lacking this useful feature. That is why today we are comparing a whole set of … Read more
As wedding and portrait photographers, we are always in search of “the ultimate flash,” especially when we’re switching between indoor event journalism, outdoor events, and of course, portraits. Whether it’s all one big wedding day, or we’re doing event and portrait photography separately, we need flashes that are lightweight and portable, yet still as powerful … Read more
Most external flashes are way too big to ever be called “portable” enough to be “pocket-sized”. On average, a “compact” hotshoe flash is still large enough that you’re simply not going to bring it with you unless you have a camera bag to carry it in. For this reason, we’re very excited to create this … Read more
Ask any videographer about their biggest frustration or horror story, and they will almost always mention audio. Your camera and lens might have absolutely amazing video & image quality, but if the sound turns out terrible, it will ruin your final result. So, whether you are a professional wedding videographer or you are YouTube “vlogcast” … Read more
Photographers and videographers alike already know the brand Godox quite well; they’ve made a name for themselves in offering professional and high-quality lighting solutions in photography and videography. Today, we are reviewing the Godox ML60II BI BI-Color LED Monolight from Insstro! Relatively new on the market, this video light is a truly powerful little light … Read more
The world of budget-friendly lighting for photographers just got a little bit brighter with Godox’s new R200 Ring Flash Head Kit. This new addition to the Godox/Flashpoint family, which is essentially a new flash head in the shape of a ring light, offers users of the popular AD200 and AD200Pro (or eVOLV 200) lines the … Read more
At the start of this year, Godox announced an interesting new addition to its lineup of flashes: the Godox AD100 Pro. It’s smaller than an on-camera flash and packs a punch with 100 w/s, but what purpose does it serve? With Godox offering a multitude of strobe options ranging from 75-600 w/s of power, it … Read more
Many will question the need for this light, considering it falls directly between the already popular AD200 and AD400 Pro. However, the AD300 Pro is a departure from Godox’s usual offerings, in that its design is geared towards maximum portability.
Is this the best solution for your permanent on-camera flash? Find out if the Godox V1 in this long term review.
See how the AD200 performs over time in this long term review with one of the most popular strobes to hit the market.
