do you really need the receiver for the flash with the x1 T ? I thougt the receiver was build in the flash....thx 4 the video. I expect mine to arrive:-)
For the love of god please review your video audio levels. I have to turn it way up to hear you talk, then when it cuts to music it's blasting my speakers.
+shimon afargan Frank is new to this product from ATG/Edward/Godox. The flash has a built-in transceiver. Nevertheless, you'll need the transmitter /or master flash on camera. You must have a transmitter or flash to do ATG TTL/Manual wireless radio. Without anything it will behave like any other flash/monolight in ATG's S1 or S2 modes. People buying this so they can get the power over the weak overpriced candlelight flashes, Canon 600EX-RT & Nikon SB-910.
+angelisone That battleship, X1 receiver, can be used with supported speedlite. Frank can now do Group A and Group B in ATG radio TTL. Provided if he has ATG/Canon speedlite on the X1 receiver. ATG does not recommend shooting HSS with the Y Cable much, unless you have two battery packs. You will overheat & hurt the battery quickly.
If the receiver was already built in the Godox 360 II body, why you bought an external one for ? you could have just bought the transceiver by itself 😜
Hey, I subscribe. I just received an Expore 600 TTL with R2 trigger for Sony. I have the camera set to Wireless flash. Shutter 160 or below. Here is my problem: The flash only syncs with the iAuto mode for my a7R2 or a6300. In any other mode the flash fires, but not during the time the shutter is open. Any ideas?
Wow that is weird. It should even allow you to get HSS. That slash Point is just a re branded form the GODOX and I see people all over the internet using the new GODOX for SONY with no problem at all. May be call Flashpoint and ask them. May be it is just a Firmware problem. Thanks a lot for subscribing. More GODOX stuff coming soon.
You buy two ATG/Godox AD360II and they will have more power than one overpriced Profoto B1 set. ATG Gold AD360IIr or Godox AD360II set (one ATG TTL radio transmitter and two AD360II) become 720ws! ATG/Godox: 360ws x 2 = 720ws, plus your Nikon SB-700 (if you set both ATG/Godox into wireless IR flash (ATG/Godox set it into Master IR trigger & Nikon in Slave IR ITTL & ATG/Godox (2) into wireless IR ITTL slave. Make sure you request the TTL (Nikon) version in Bowen Mount. Remember your SB-700 is only a wireless IR slave flashes while the ATG/Godox is really a quadhbrid flashes. 1. ATG ITTL radio 2. ATG ITTL IR 3. ATG IR S1 4. ATG IR S2 5. ATG full power radio manual adjustment (this what many pros use)
What I took most from the video is the test of the speed increase between recycles when using the battery "Y" adapter. Thanks
do you really need the receiver for the flash with the x1 T ? I thougt the receiver was build in the flash....thx 4 the video. I expect mine to arrive:-)
if you had to choose between the AD360 and AD200 which one will you choose and why?
How to charge the battery
wow like this video...
good job ....
For the love of god please review your video audio levels. I have to turn it way up to hear you talk, then when it cuts to music it's blasting my speakers.
Thanks for the observation, I am working on it to make it less distracting.
you dont need the reciver to work with the ad360 its already inside the flash rady for use. check about it.
+angelisone no.. i mean you dont need the x1 reciver. the ad360 work with the x1 tranciver without the need to connect thr x1 reciver to it.
+shimon afargan Frank is new to this product from ATG/Edward/Godox.
The flash has a built-in transceiver.
Nevertheless, you'll need the transmitter /or master flash on camera.
You must have a transmitter or flash to do ATG TTL/Manual wireless radio.
Without anything it will behave like any other flash/monolight in ATG's S1 or S2 modes.
People buying this so they can get the power over the weak overpriced candlelight flashes, Canon 600EX-RT & Nikon SB-910.
+angelisone That battleship, X1 receiver, can be used with supported speedlite.
Frank can now do Group A and Group B in ATG radio TTL. Provided if he has ATG/Canon speedlite on the X1 receiver.
ATG does not recommend shooting HSS with the Y Cable much, unless you have two battery packs.
You will overheat & hurt the battery quickly.
Be curse I both new one,I don't have idea to on the studio quality light,AD360ii-C ?
I have that godox transceiver.. will it work with adorama streak light 360 ii?.. (they are just rebadged godox aren't they?)
My AD 360 ii reads "LOCKED" on the LCD. I cannot find any information about this in the manual. How do I remove this...
I have Youngnuo YN 622C Transiver and Reciever. So i believe i dont need the Godox XI set ... Right ? Any pros and cons
Can I use it on Panasonic Lumix?
If the receiver was already built in the Godox 360 II body, why you bought an external one for ? you could have just bought the transceiver by itself 😜
He can use it for a different flash ...
how to a check the last firmware? thanks
Hey, I subscribe. I just received an Expore 600 TTL with R2 trigger for Sony. I have the camera set to Wireless flash. Shutter 160 or below. Here is my problem: The flash only syncs with the iAuto mode for my a7R2 or a6300. In any other mode the flash fires, but not during the time the shutter is open. Any ideas?
Wow that is weird. It should even allow you to get HSS. That slash Point is just a re branded form the GODOX and I see people all over the internet using the new GODOX for SONY with no problem at all. May be call Flashpoint and ask them. May be it is just a Firmware problem. Thanks a lot for subscribing. More GODOX stuff coming soon.
Hi Frank, can I use a Sony dslr camara with the the trigger you are using.
I have a Godox AD360
Yes you can. But you will not Have HSS On The Sony unless you get the new Sony transmiter
OK THANK SO MUCH FOR THE ANSWER.
Good video, but the loud music is really annoying!
Thanks for letting me know
if you put the flash in M mode, can you adjust the power of the flash from the transmitter?
+Nicholas M You use the supported transmitter to adjust either TTL or Manual.
No need to walk back and forth. Unless you need the exercises.
Yes you can adjust the power from the transmitter.
Tes you can
where can I buy one?
Jose Aragon you can purchase it from amazon or from bhphoto
Does anyone know roughly how much power is in this flash compared to the nikon SB700?
The Nikon SB-700 is a children flash.
ATG/Godox is more than 5X the power of SB-910.
Thanks
You buy two ATG/Godox AD360II and they will have more power than one overpriced Profoto B1 set.
ATG Gold AD360IIr or Godox AD360II set (one ATG TTL radio transmitter and two AD360II) become 720ws!
ATG/Godox: 360ws x 2 = 720ws, plus your Nikon SB-700 (if you set both ATG/Godox into wireless IR flash (ATG/Godox set it into Master IR trigger & Nikon in Slave IR ITTL & ATG/Godox (2) into wireless IR ITTL slave.
Make sure you request the TTL (Nikon) version in Bowen Mount.
Remember your SB-700 is only a wireless IR slave flashes while the ATG/Godox is really a quadhbrid flashes.
1. ATG ITTL radio
2. ATG ITTL IR
3. ATG IR S1
4. ATG IR S2
5. ATG full power radio manual adjustment (this what many pros use)