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Godox AD600Pro II All-in-One Outdoor Flash

LED Monolight
Bowens S
AC to DC Adapter
600 W
3.5 kg
LED Monolight
Bowens S
AC to DC Adapter
600 W
3.5 kg
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Product Overview

Godox AD600Pro II All-in-One Outdoor Flash

The time has come for Godox to improve one of its most popular flashes by introducing the AD600Pro II All-in-One Outdoor Flash. Designed to enhance your workflow, the long-awaited successor to the AD600Pro provides one-tap sync functionality with the brand's separately available X3 trigger. This means that synchronisation between the devices is quickly achieved without complications. The AD600Pro II is a versatile tool compatible with several TTL systems including Canon, Nikon, Sony, FUJIFILM, Olympus, Panasonic, Pentax, and Leica. Keeping some characteristics of its previous version, such as 600Ws and 0.01-0.9 sec recycling time, the AD600Pro II offers flash durations from 1/220 to 1/11,760 sec, a wider output range from 1/1 to 1/512, and a clear, optimised TFT colour screen for intuitive onboard control. One of the upgrades of this second version is the addition of a bi-colour LED modeling light that can be used to help aid composition or as an alternative light source.

What's in the box:

Godox AD600Pro II All-in-One Outdoor Flash

Flash Body

Flash Tube

Reflector

Battery

Charger

Power Cord

Reflector Protection Cover

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Key Features

LED Monolight

The AD600Pro II is ideal for both studio and location photography, excelling in portraits, product shots, weddings, and more.

Bowens S

The Godox AD600Pro II is a LED Monolight has a Bowens S front accessory mount.

AC to DC Adapter

The Godox AD600Pro II is a LED Monolight s a LED Monolight runs on AC to DC Adapter.

600 W

The Godox AD600Pro II is a LED Monolight has 600 W power consumption.

3.5 kg

The Godox AD600Pro II is a LED Monolight weighs only 3.5 kg.

FAQs

What improvements does the AD600Pro II offer over the original AD600Pro?

The Godox AD600Pro II features several enhancements over its predecessor, including one-tap sync functionality with the optional X3 trigger for quicker and easier synchronisation. The output range has been expanded, allowing for more precise control over lighting. Additionally, it includes a bi-colour LED modelling light for both composition and as an alternative light source, providing more flexibility in various shooting conditions. The upgraded TFT colour screen also allows for more intuitive control and easier visibility.

How does the one-tap sync feature enhance workflow?

The one-tap sync feature simplifies the connection process between the AD600Pro II and the X3 trigger, eliminating the need for complex channel and ID settings. With just a single press on both devices, you can achieve instant synchronisation, allowing you to focus more on your creative process rather than technical adjustments. This is particularly beneficial in fast-paced shooting environments where time is of the essence.

Can the AD600Pro II be used for both photography and videography?

Yes, the AD600Pro II is versatile enough for both photography and videography. The bi-colour LED modelling light, adjustable from 2800K to 6000K, allows you to previsualise lighting setups for photography and serves as a fill light for video recording. This adaptability makes it suitable for a range of shooting scenarios, from portraits and weddings to product shoots and video projects.

What types of accessories are compatible with the AD600Pro II?

The AD600Pro II features a universal Bowens mount, which allows you to use a wide range of compatible accessories. These include softboxes, barndoors, snoots, beauty dishes, and flash projection attachments, enabling you to modify the light to achieve various effects and styles in your photography. This compatibility enhances the versatility of the flash for different creative needs.

What makes the recycling time and flash duration of the AD600Pro II significant?

The AD600Pro II offers a fast recycling time of 0.01 to 0.9 seconds, enabling quick succession of shots without long delays, which is crucial for capturing dynamic scenes. Its flash duration ranges from 1/220 to 1/11,760 seconds, providing flexibility for high-speed photography, such as sports or action shots. This capability allows photographers to freeze motion with precision, making it an excellent tool for diverse shooting situations.

How does the RGB Colour Identification feature work?

The RGB Colour Identification feature allows each of the 16 groups in the Godox wireless X system to display a unique colour on the flash head. This visual aid makes it easier for photographers to identify and manage multiple lights from a distance, streamlining the lighting setup process, especially in complex scenes or when using multiple flashes.

Is the AD600Pro II suitable for outdoor photography?

Absolutely, the AD600Pro II is designed specifically for outdoor use with its robust battery pack that provides up to 360 full-power flashes. This capability is ideal for location shooting, where access to AC power may be limited. Its weather-resistant design also contributes to its usability in various outdoor conditions, making it a reliable choice for photographers who often work in natural settings.

Introducing the AD600ProII: Next-Level Innovation in Flash Technology

Introducing the AD600ProII: Next-Level Innovation in Flash Technology

The AD600ProII brings a superior user experience with its advanced One-Tap Sync and X3 Trigger, group identification indicator, and optimised colour screen. It features enhanced flash duration, extended battery life, and a wider output range. With an impressive recycle time of 0.01 to 0.9 seconds and High-Speed Sync up to 1/8000 seconds, it continues the reliable performance of its predecessor. The Godox 2.4G Wireless System ensures seamless integration with TTL auto flash systems across multiple camera brands. Discover the future of the AD series!

Enhanced Group Management with 16 Colour-Coded Options

Enhanced Group Management with 16 Colour-Coded Options

The AD600ProII now supports 16 colour-coded groups, visible on both the flash unit and X3 trigger. This feature simplifies identifying and managing multiple light setups and long-distance shooting scenarios.

40W Bi-Colour LED and High-Performance Flash

40W Bi-Colour LED and High-Performance Flash

The AD600ProII features a powerful 40W bi-colour LED light, offering a dual-purpose solution as both a high-performance flash and a reliable continuous light for video. It also serves as a versatile supplemental light source for filling shadows or adding warmth in low-light conditions.

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