Godox Ad200

Compact and Portable 

The Ad200 can be easily placed inside your jeans pocket making it easy to access and helps save time setting up lighting design. It has Sync and Multiple Flashing modes that help take crisp and clear photographs without interfering with the stability of the flashpoint. The high-speed continuous flash mode are great for modelling shoots and commercial photography for fashion and product promotion. The light is compatible with Nikon, Sony, TTL and Canon.

Connectivity 

The 2.4G WirelessX System ensures you are able to maintain stable controlled access to the light using a trigger that also has a 3.5mm Jack to provide multiple options for connectivity. The next-generation iteration is called Ad200Pro that has improved shooting modes and more light heads options but is essentially the same design. There are 2 kinds of light heads one is a bulb and the other is flat flash commonly seen attached to DSLRs. The light is powered by a lithium battery of 2900 MAH that is rechargeable and has its own carry-case to store everything.

Flash Light Design

The bulb head has a removable flash tube to control the intensity of the light. It produces 360 degrees key light effect that is soft and evenly spread in the space. The direction of the light can be controlled using reflectors that create a light beam that is angled to create a focused spotlight effect. The 200 Watts of power is adjustable in 8 steps from 1/128 to 1/1, recycling from 0.01 to 2.1 seconds and flash durations as short as 1/11,300 sec. The battery has 500 full-power flashes and thousands of lower power flashes making it ideal for long durational shooting without worrying about it shutting down. 

Features

The digital Av panel shows all the information and settings of the shooting mode. It has a clear viewing display and digital text that helps save time and promotes high productivity.  It supports Olympus, Panasonic, Fuji TTL devices. The High Speed Sync is up to 1/8000 Sec making it easy to shoot continuously even high speed objects. There are Flash Exposure Compensation, Stand Mount, TTL, Manual, and Stroboscopic Modes that can help design devise range of photographs.