Godox AD400 Pro Portable Studio Flash Light for Photography | TTL Flash 400Ws HSS 1/8000s 2.4G Wireless System Strobe, Carry Case with Black & White Backdrop + 12 Month Extended Warranty Card (3 Yrs)

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With its built-in receiver, you can use the Godox X triggers for full TTL and HSS remote power control up to 300 feet away. All I could think of was that perhaps the trigger hadn't conveyed something properly to the lights when I set everything up, maybe due to some interference on the channel (?

I also wanted to know how a Pentax user who’s struggled with limited flash options in the past reacted to using it.Plus on the Godox you can run in color stable mode which is 150kelvin swing on color as opposed to the Westcott 300 kelvin swing. This is an important development because we see more and more brands issuing world-class strobes with excellent value. The CITI 400 Pro is fully compatible with Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Panasonic, Fujifilm and now Pentax’s TTL Systems, allowing the CITI 600 to seamlessly integrate into your current TTL flash system.

You can see in these two images the difference between the ambient exposure without flash, and the TTL exposure with the AD400 Pro contributing to the shot inside the 65cm softbox. I’m curious to see what will happen, actually, with 3rd party flash support with Sigma’s new Panasonic/Leica alliance. The One System allows you to communicate with our PIXAPRO flashes built-in receivers and control them all from one trigger. As a main light, it's incredibly powerful and produces stunning, professional-grade results that are simply unmatched by other lighting systems in its class. Products shown, tagged or featured on YouTube by creators are sold by merchants and are subject to merchant's terms and conditions.

The Godox is a little smaller, it has more mounting options, and it has slightly better build quality, but the FJ400 has better battery life, a more advanced remote, and better service and support. Anyway, as mentioned, the AD400 Pro was inside a 48″ parabolic softbox, and we also pulled out an AD200 for this with the Fresnel head to act as a rim light.

The CITI400 Pro features a USB Type-C port, which enables you to update the firmware as new technologies become available.

The direct debit payments will commence at the end of the first month following receipt of your goods. It is especially good for shooting on location due to the flash being easily portable with automatic TTL metering. Whereas with, say, an AD 400 (any of the AD series) or the FJ400 it's just set the light up, slide the battery in and you're ready to rock.