Godox: Photograph Hula Hoop Artist with R2400 Ring Flash

How would you capture the best moment of a rapidly changing subject? For Photographers Luke & David, they consider shooting with a rugged, fast, powerful, and super consistent light would be the key. In this video, they are using the Godox #P2400 power pack with the newly introduced #R2400 ring flash head to freeze the spectacular moment of the gorgeous hula hoop artist twirling numerous hula hoops. Check this video and discover what you would create with the fast and powerful monster #P2400.
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[@Joesphotography]

These pack look great for al action from sport to throwing light for capturing surfer. But for me i love to use a set for a outdoor park-core shoot catching the flips, twist, rolls and more

[@gilvrgs]

What a crazy power this one have! 😲

[@throughmichaelslensphotogr2000]

That is the coolest 🤘🏻

[@jlwilliams]

Just out of curiosity, what is the advantage of using a ring light in a parabola instead of a standard flash head?

[@WilliamBurdine]

Weight.

[@GhettoFabulousFILMS]

Wow 🥺🤩

[@raveldunningham9769]

It is so expensive here in Brazil that I can only dream about 😟

[@artemkuzmenkophotography]

Model name: Jesse Patterson.
Someone lacks good manners to tag all participants of photosohot...

[@bp-blackshark]

To the parabolic lightshapers: At that moment, your flashhead will not be in the position of maximum focus anymore, the so called "perfect" parabolic shape from the lightshaper will not matter anymore...it will be out of focus, like with all other perfect or not perfect parabolic lightshapers.