[0.21 lb] I love the light diffusion from this softbox. Creates a great catch light in the subjects eyes. It requires assembly and disassembly which is time consuming and doesnt come with instructions, but I found a video online and was good to go. The build quality is superb and doesnt feel like its going to rip or break on you at any point.


Great deal, great results!

[0.21 lb] I bought it as a fill flash for my Nikon Zf. It works beautifully both in auto mode as well as manual mode. The flower reflector works great to soften the light. It also works automatically for HSS if your shutter speed is over 1/200. Very basic yet very functional. The USB charging port works great and the charge lasts for a full week of flash shooting. Hope this one lasts a long time.

[Softbox] It’s a very compact flash that allows manual adjustment of the output light power. It’s fun to use and need some play time to get used the level of the output power. I don’t use flash too often, but it’s a good backup just in case I need to apply some additional lights on the site.

[0.21 lb] So far so good! Using this for sports and dance portraits. Haven't tested it much but when we have used this system it performs with ease. Met our expectations so far!

[0.21 lb] I have all the Godox Retro flashes, and this is my favorite so far. It works well with my Sony A7IV. I like the compact size, light weight and rechargeable battery. It is easy to insert, stays in place, the controls are simple and effective. I've used it mostly for macro and in slave mode. I like it so much, I am getting another one. Hopefully, someone will make a snap on plastic diffuser.

[Softbox] For a great price. The only thing you might want to bear in mind is its not quick release, so set up time/ease could be troublesome. Very soft, even light.

[0.21 lb] This little dome does a good job of softening the light from your Godox flash.

[Softbox] The Lux Master blends the nostalgic glow of yesteryear with the modern convenience of today.

[Softbox] In my previous two reviews, I raised alarms about the flash not working on any Sony APS camera. The nice people at Godox in China retested the product on the Sony APS cameras in their labs for me, and assured me that it does work on those cameras. So I bought another one from B&H and can confirm that it does work on ALL Sony cameras.

I am glad that it does work. It’s the perfect supplement for cameras without built-in flash. I like it’s design. I like it’s simplicity. I like that it runs on a built-in lithium battery and can get up to 400 flashes.

I am OK with its being non-TTL. I think I can get better exposures than the TTL process by dialing in the power level. I have a small spreadsheet I developed on my iPhone in which I enter the guide number, distance, ISO, and f stop I want to use, and it calculates the power level to set. Works well. Not affected by subject reflectivity, subject size or position within the frame, or distance between subject and background.

And I am OK with its low power, because I only use slow sync flash, and use available light for the background, and only use flash to light up the subject, not the entire scene. So the size is only as big as it needs be for that purpose. But I do wish it had even less power available, I.e., 1/32 and 1/64 power levels, so I could use higher ISO without over-exposure.

It’s other major design flaw is that the pointer for the power level is too small to be seen in dim light. You have to find the level by counting clicks.

Any similar size alternatives with more power and TTL exposure from other manufacturers cost three times as much.

[0.21 lb] So far so good