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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I've never owned anything like this. What's pack-up and travel like with something like this?

A: This kit would set up and break down very easily as well as being very lightweight.

Q: 2. For sony a6500, do I need to buy a flash trigger and flash trigger transmiter for sony? Will that work?

A: Yes , one dedicated for Sony # GOX1TS

Q: 3. How does the output compare to the AD200?

A: The Godox AD100pro Pocket Flash would be a 100-watt strobe, while the Godox AD200Pro TTL Pocket Flash is a 200-watt strobe. Also, the Godox AD200Pro TTL Pocket Flash has interchangeable flash heads (such as the speedlite Fresnel head and the bare bulb flash head) while the Godox AD100pro Pocket Flash simply has the built-in Fresnel flash head.

Q: 4. How do I know which works for Panasonic m43?

A: Yes it will work when you purchase a Godox TTL Wireless Flash Trigger for Panasonic Cameras BH #GOX1TCOP or BH #GOXPROO

Q: 5. Can the beep sound be muted?

A: Yes it can

Q: 6. Can I use this to power an amaram 200x?

A: I would not.

Q: 7. How well do these work cooling wise? They have no fans like other models so I’m just curious about heat dissipation.

A: These are light duty entry level flash they are not meant to be pushed the way a professional grade unit could be.

Q: 8. What would be the maximum shutter speed when shooting in Hypersync with Sony and Canon ?

A: It would depend on the maximum mechanical shutter speed of your camera. While the Rotolight does not use HyperSync technology (which is only used by PocketWizard's FlexTT5/FlexTT6 and MiniTT1 radio remotes), it is compatible with High Speed Sync (HSS) when using a camera and radio transmitter/receiver that is also High Speed Sync-compatible. Rotolight lists on page 10 of the Rotolight AEOS instruction manual that they recommend HSS triggers such as the Cactus VI II, the PocketWizard FlexTT5 and FlexTT6, both which have models compatible with Canon cameras, and the Phottix ODIN II, which has models compatible for both Canon and Sony cameras. With these radio triggers and their compatible receivers/transceivers, you would be able to shoot to the camera's maximum mechanical shutter speed, which on most higher-end cameras is 1/8000th of a second.

Q: 9. Does the Godox AD100Pro have the masking function like some of the other Godox strobes?

A: The AD100 Pro does not offer this option.

Q: 10. Is this flash capable of high speed sync?

A: No, this is not a High-Speed Sync flash.