Godox AD300 Pro Location Flash Review | 4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ธ.ค. 2020
- Photographer Dustin Abbott shares a review of the powerful and versatile Godox AD 300 Pro location flash unit. Today's episode is sponsored by "Into the AM" activewear. Get yours now while also getting 10% off site-wide when you visit intotheam.com/DUSTIN10 | Visit the Image Gallery: bit.ly/AD300ProDLA | Purchase the Godox AD300 Pro @ Pergear bit.ly/AD300ProDA | Amazon amzn.to/3lpqmJr | B&H Photo bhpho.to/2VrBcUA | Amazon Canada amzn.to/3ozMouY (use code GZRV4Z85 for $50 CAD off) | Amazon UK amzn.to/2JgT8PG | Amazon Germany amzn.to/3ofOIYa
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WhenI'm serious about buying a product, I aim directly for Dustin's review. Informative, balanced, real world and always well produced.
Thank you!
I purchased this (moving from the AD200) immediately when it came out. I have absolutely no regrets. I use it on 90% of my shoots and it's in my backpack all the time. The battery lasts more than 300+ (IMO); I've actually used it for (est) double that. It's now a great deal on sale.
It's been my experience that you get a lot more flashes out of them, too - but that rating is 320 full power pops, which mine rarely are.
Yet another amazing video. Thank you so much for your work, I appreciate you a ton.
My pleasure!
I can fit 0ne AD300PRO and one AD200PRO in my camera bag with one A7M3 body and 3 prime lenses. Used AD300PRO with S2 adapter and 105cm Neewer hexadecagonal softbox outdoors (shaded woods) and at 1/8 power I was able to use it in non-HSS at 1/250 shutter sync speed and still get 1/2500 t.1 flash durations to freeze jumping kids mid-air.
Nice! It is a sweet little flash.
Very helpful, thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the info!
You bet!
great review .Thank you
You're welcome.
Thanks for this great review. I am looking for a smaller light to match with what will likely be a couple of AD 600 Pro's (for various purposes).
I was leaning towards the AD200 Pro and have struggled to find a really good practical review, but you've nailed it. I have some Elinchrom gear I would like to continue to use and found that with the AD400 Pro adapter I can then use a converter.
I own 2 ad200pros and 2a d300pros and I love them ...its my compact 1000watt setup and its adequate for most shoots
I would think so. That's a lot of light.
@@DustinAbbottTWI it is ... I used a m43 lumix g7 so I compensated for low light performance
Great video
Thanks
just got this ad pro 300 . glad I just watched this video. I do have the evolving 200 and was thinking of selling it but maybe two lights are good
Enjoy!
I've got a dozen Into The Am t-shirts - love 'em. I might even get some more with your discount code! The AD 300 looks good too :)
Glad you like them!
I have two of those puppies! They are cheap, light, small and work flawlessly!!!
That's a good summation.
For me, I like the size of it.
I'm in Los Angeles and I like to do photo shoots in city.
In current year, some cities are kinda sketchy and I need to be able to pick up and go.
I need a compact flash set up is ideal if you need to pick up and go quickly.
For sure.
You’re awesome! Thanks already sub
One thing I don't see addressed in reviews of the AD line is that they can be radio triggered by Godox on-camera units like a TT350, TT860, etc. No control, but if triggering is all you need...
Good stuff
Glad you enjoyed
Thanks for your review. I agree with most of what you're saying but do have 2 additions:
1) You mentioned using the Canon R5. I do too and ran into a problem when trying to use both TTL and Hispeed sync at the same time. Godox can't handle this combination (Canon R series, TTL, Hispeed Sync, triggered by a XproC). The flash does not produce a pre-flash (which should measure the light situation) and consequently fires at full power). Godox knows about it, tried to fix it but apparently gave up (no more response from support on that matter). Every other combination works fine.
2) the screw that is supposed to hold the angle of the flash in place cannot be tightened enough if the flash holds a heavier godox modifier (like a 90cm octa with grid)
Thanks for the info
Hi Dustin, got a question. For the outdoor family shots, were you using any modifier or just the AD300 with the included reflector? Also, were they composite shots where you had the flash in the frame and then you remove it since you were shooting on a tripod?
No modifier outside out of the reflector, and the images are basically unedited
would love to see a fast action multi-pop flash refresh rate result. or how fast the refresh time is at a certain power level for burst shooting? at 1x, 0.50x, 0.25x and so on...
Hi Pat, unfortunately that review is long in the past for me so I can't revisit it. sorry about that.
Hello Dustin! Very explicit review as always! Can you please tell me if I will be able to use the charger, of course with the appropriate adapter, to charge the battery for this flash in Europe ? I was not able to find this information anywhere! Thank you for your response!
Unfortunately I don't have that answer. I suspect if you buy the flash in Europe, it should come with a European market plug, but I don't know that for certain.
Hi Dustin. I've just sold my Profoto B10 and about to buy AD300. Probably 2x and perhaps 3x. So thank you for your video and pointers. Regarding your lovely family shots by the lake - I guess you need a fair amount of light for 5 subjects. So did you use 1 AD300? Or more? And what light modifiers did you use and where did you position them? I'm simply trying to gauge what I'd need to take portrait shots of groups both indoors and outdoors.
I used one AD300 and modified it with a simple, inexpensive modifier I often use for its effectiveness and portability. (bit.ly/scoop3DA)
when the Ad200 original came out I immediately bought it and still not regret it...but ever since the AD300pro came out...I cant decide on should I get two Ad300 or one more AD200 Pro....the AD300pros glass dome reminds me of broncolor and I guessing the quality of light is completely different from the AD200 bare bulb
I do suspect the quality of the light is slightly better, but the AD200 is attractive for other reasons (the footprint of it, for one!)
New record for "you know ..."... ;-)
I suspect that's not true, but if this is the kind of thing that brings you joy, well, you know, have at it.
Great video but people are looking for a detail of how you setup a shoot. What settings, light placement, how to do high speed shutter etc.
Thanks for the feedback.
I've only had my camera for a year and am new to the world of photography. I just bought a Godox V860iii last weekend, with the intention of using it off camera. I had also purchased the Xpro trigger unit, but returned it when I read about the Adorama exclusive Xpro 2 under their Flashpoint brand which adds some more features and has the better mounting system for the same price as the original Xpro. The problem is that's on backorder so I don't know when I'll be seeing it so this may make me buy a second flash unit faster than I had originally intended so I can use the 860 as the trigger unit. After your review the Godox AD300 seems like the best choice for my second flash purchase which will probably my main light, and I'll use the 860 as fill whenever the Xpro2 comes in stock. After all that, my question is what would be the best way to implement an off camera flash, if I'm also using an on camera flash?
You can use the V860III as both your on-camera flash and trigger for the AD300 at the same time.
@@DustinAbbottTWI What I mean is, since an on camera flash is typically considered not so desirable, and since I would be using the 860 as the trigger by being mounted on the camera, what would be a good way to mitigate the less desirable results of the on camera flash. Is there a good way to creatively use the on camera flash to add to the off camera flash? I'm picturing more outdoorsy situations. Indoors, I'm guessing I can use a wall or ceiling for bounce so as to not be a straight on flash effect. I'm just getting started into this so I apologize if I'm not illustrating my thoughts properly.
I'm still not 100% sure I understand the question, but one good and simple tool that I regularly use in that situation is this one: th-cam.com/video/LOyj27eQojI/w-d-xo.html
@@DustinAbbottTWI thank you Dustin. I've been really contemplating getting one of those.
Mr. Abbott what light modifiers did you use with the godox 300 for your Environmental images ? Looking to use the 300 in HSS in single and group portraits . Concerned about the working distance from the 300 to my subject's ! Thank you !
I use an inexpensive product called the Super Scoop most often: th-cam.com/video/LOyj27eQojI/w-d-xo.html
Markus from MarkusPix is complaining about colour accuracy. Do you have any issues matching it with other Flashpoint/Godox lights?
I currently own godox 860ii.. planning buy pair of external flash for wedding. confused between ad200 , ad200 pro and ad300
AD300 gives you the most power, though the 200 is also very powerful.
Hello, thank you for your video it helped me a lot to decide, i have a small question as soon as I turn on the modeling lamp even at the lowest level the fan is triggered is this normal or should my AD300 go back to repair? Thank you
I think the fan does seem to trigger when the modeling lamp is engaged.
@@DustinAbbottTWI ok thank yes apparently it’s normal
Hey can use you TCM function on the trigger with AD300Pto?
I believe the answer is yes.
I've heard about Color cast issue with Ad300.
what do you think?
I didn't see it, myself.
What do you think of the Yongnuo YN560-III compared to the Canon 600EX II-RT?
I haven't used the Yongnuo, though I have used a number of their triggers and command units in the past
The ad300 Pro is 5 times more powerful than the two you have mentioned. It is better built than the Yongun by far and less temperamental than the Canon. I had them both before. I have now used the Godox system for a couple of years now, and I can tell you they are fantastic. I have two ad200 and two ad600 pro. I used them for all sort of shoot.
Just to add, the ad300 is a completely different cattle of fish than the two you have mentioned. 300 is powerful enough to shoot in bright daylight, modifier and distance dependant of course. You can’t mount the 300 on the hotshots, however.
@@liverpool6139 Thanks for the reply
Just picked this strobe up on sale for $335, couldn't pass it up. I was a day late on the sale but B&H extended the price for me. I also have the AD100 Pro and two TT350N's, so I think I'm set with lighting for now 🙂 11:00 Too funny, totally agree. I do this a few times each year and we have a toddler, little bit a' pressure 😆
That’s a nice value for money.
ha, your sponsor got a model and a photogher for the price of one.
LOL - true, though I'm not sure how valuable the model is ;)
Great review, thank you! However it's called "Bowens Mount" and not "Bowen Mount".
Thanks for the info!
That clothing montage at the start was awful. Please just stick to the reviews. You really don’t make me want to buy the shirt but I do like your flash review ✌️
It's the clothing ad that brought you the review. That's the way the world works.