
GODOX Strobe Pocket Flash AD100Pro for Sony, Canon, Nikon
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Godox AD100Pro II Pocket Flash, 100Ws, TTL, 2.4GHz Wireless, 28-85mm Zoom, Battery Powered, 7.2x7.6x12.2cmChecked 7 days ago
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GODOX Strobe Pocket Flash AD100Pro for Sony, Canon, Nikon
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Description
2.4G Control with 320Ft Range: Godox AD100Pro supports Nikon, Canon, Sony, Fujifilm, Olympus, Panasonic and Pentax TTL. With Master Slave Function, AD200Pro Can be Used in Combination with Godox TTL Camera Flashes, TTL Outdoor Flashes, etc
Large Capacity Lithium Battery: The Godox AD100Pro Offers 360 Full Power Flashes with 0.01 to 1.5 sec. Recycling. Expanded Manual 9 stop range of power adjusts from full to 1/256 in 1/10th stop increments
Manual/TTL/Multi Flash Modes: Fully Support Flash Exposure Compensation, 1/8000s High Speed Sync. Manual Outputs the User's Choice of Power, Modeling Light, First/Second Curtain Sync, etc. Multi Controls the Stroboscopic Rate up to 90 Times
Expanded VersatHlty Its round and the flash head delivers a natural circular flash spread, compatible with the various accessories and light shaping tools, achieving all light effects that you need.Quick attaching the accessories kit,maximizing the capabilities of its flash head.
Lightweight Portable Easy to Use: Easy to use buttons command a full range of functions like reliable channel triggering, group mode selectivity, HSS. The LCD panel clearly displays the status of all remote strobes, so you always have control of group lighting setup