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Godox AD400PRO Broncolour Adapter

The Godox AD400Pro Broncolour Adapter is a precision-engineered mount ring that transforms your AD400Pro battery-powered strobe into a compatible host for Broncolour-style light modifiers-such as softboxes, beauty dishes, and reflectors-expanding creative possibilities without compromising performance.Crafted from robust, high-quality materials and anchored by four screws, this adapter ensures a tight, wobble-free connection, making it equally reliable in studio or location environments . While lightweight and compact, it preserves the AD400Pro's portability, and requires no tools for quick attachment or removal, allowing photographers to efficiently switch between modifiers mid-shoot.Compatible out of the box with AD400Pro-and with the AD300Pro when used alongside the AD-AB ring-it's a versatile, essential addition for enhancing lighting flexibility and precision.

SKU: GC49-11.AD400-BRON-ADAPT

Godox AD400PRO Broncolor Adapter

Godox AD400PRO Broncolour Adapter

The Godox AD400Pro Broncolour Adapter is a precision-engineered mount ring that transforms your AD400Pro battery-powered strobe into a compatible host for Broncolour-style light modifiers-such as softboxes, beauty dishes, and reflectors-expanding creative possibilities without compromising performance.Crafted from robust, high-quality materials and anchored by four screws, this adapter ensures a tight, wobble-free connection, making it equally reliable in studio or location environments . While lightweight and compact, it preserves the AD400Pro's portability, and requires no tools for quick attachment or removal, allowing photographers to efficiently switch between modifiers mid-shoot.Compatible out of the box with AD400Pro-and with the AD300Pro when used alongside the AD-AB ring-it's a versatile, essential addition for enhancing lighting flexibility and precision.

Key Features:

Precision-engineered Mount Ring

Compatible with Broncolour Modifiers

Robust High-quality Materials

Secure Wobble-free Connection

Lightweight and Compact Design

Tool-free Quick Attachment

Compatible with AD400Pro and AD300Pro

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Godox AD400PRO Broncolour Adapter

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Godox AD400PRO Broncolour Adapter

The Godox AD400Pro Broncolour Adapter is a precision-engineered mount ring that transforms your AD400Pro battery-powered strobe into a compatible host for Broncolour-style light modifiers-such as softboxes, beauty dishes, and reflectors-expanding creative possibilities without compromising performance.Crafted from robust, high-quality materials and anchored by four screws, this adapter ensures a tight, wobble-free connection, making it equally reliable in studio or location environments . While lightweight and compact, it preserves the AD400Pro's portability, and requires no tools for quick attachment or removal, allowing photographers to efficiently switch between modifiers mid-shoot.Compatible out of the box with AD400Pro-and with the AD300Pro when used alongside the AD-AB ring-it's a versatile, essential addition for enhancing lighting flexibility and precision.

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