Should You Buy the Godox AD200 Pocket Flash? We Review

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The Godox AD200 has been around for a few years now, and in 2019, Godox released the "Pro" version of the AD200. Is this small, lightweight, powerful flash the right choice for you in 2023? Why do so many photographers think so highly of this pocket flash? When I first started to learn off-camera flash, I was using a Canon 7D and a pair of Nissin Di700 speedlights with a Nissin Air 1 wireless trigger. These little strobes were an accessible, inexpensive way to learn off-camera flash. There comes a point when flashguns just aren't powerful enough and you'll be looking for something bigger.

A versatile constant light source well-suited for video work this SL-60 LED Light from Godox is a daylight-balanced 5600K light featuring a COB chip on board LED for high brightness and color accuracy. The intuitive design of the light incorporates a rear LCD monitor and a dial with a 10-100% dimming adjustment. A dedicated wireless remote is also included for brightness control as well as for grouping lights for multiple light configurations.

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Should You Buy the Godox AD200 Pocket Flash? We Review

Lightweight yet sturdy the Godox Witstro AD200 Pocket Flash is an indispensable accessory for taking bright pictures even in low-light conditions. It is compatible with a majority of Sony Nikon and Canon cameras. Living up to its name this flash effortlessly fits into your pocket since it is compact in size. This pocket flash offers up to 200 W of power which is sufficient for delivering up to 500 flashes with a recycle time range of 0.01 second to 2.1 seconds.