Godox Ad-L Led Head For Ad200 Flash

Godox Ad-l Led Head For Ad200 Flash

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Designed specifically for the AD200 Pocket Flash, the Godox AD-L LED Head for AD200 Flashfrom Godox AD-L LED Head for AD200 Flashcan transform your compact strobe into a constant light source well suited to video applications. It is easily slid into place on the AD200 where it clips securely to the flash body and then uses 60 LEDs to deliver 3.6W of light output.

For AD200 Pocket Flash Slides Easily into Place Continuous Light from 60 LEDs Output: 3.6W

Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.185 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	3.15 x 2.25 x 1.95"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this round head the same size as the V1 allowing to use the same magnetic accessories?

A: Yes, the Godox Witstro H200R Round Flash Head for AD200 TTL Pocket Flash and the Godox V1 Flash are the same size making the accessories interchangeable.

Q: 2. What is the inner diameter of the ring flash? I.e. what max diameter lens can it fit? Thanks!

A: The inner diameter of the flash ring on the Godox Ring Flash Head for AD200 and AD200Pro Pocket Flashes measures approximately 4".

Q: 3. Is it works on high speed sinc?

A: Yes.

Q: 4. Can the LED head be used on the AD200 Pro?

A: Yes the AD-L can be used on the AD200 Pro.

Q: 5. Will e.g. a Nikon Z 70-200 2.8 stick/protrude through the opening in the middle when attached to a body ( in other words - are the rails on the bottom long enough to allow for a 70-200 lens to be used?)

A: Yes a Nikon Z 70-200mm f/2.8 Lens would protrude through the center of this Godox Ring Flash Head.

Q: 6. Whats the color temperature of this head?

A: The color temperature of the AD-L LED Head for AD200 Pocket Flash is 5600 +/- 200.

Q: 7. Can this be used with the Sigma 105mm?

A: Yes a Sigma 105mm lens will fit in the center of the Godox Ring Flash Head for AD200 and AD200Pro Pocket Flashes.

Q: 8. Can you use this with macro or will it be too bright?

A: You can use the Godox R200 for macro. If it is too bright just lower ISO, increase shutter speed, and narrow the aperture.

Q: 9. What is the LEDs CRI rating?

A: Sorry, Godox does not list a CRI rating for this. With entry level light sources like this, this is usually the case. Also keep in mind that CRI was designed for continuous light sources and only some high-end flash companies are beginning to use them for flash. To give you something to go on, here is the color temp that Godox does list. The color temperature of the AD-L LED Head for AD200 Pocket Flash is 5600 +/- 200

Q: 10. Will the flash bracket accept an Arca Swiss type plate for mounting on a ball head?

A: The Godox Ring Flash Head for AD200 and AD200Pro Pocket Flashes has a 1/4 20" screw for mounting. It will not accept Arca Swiss plates.

David	16/09/2024
[0.185 lb] I purchased this to use as a video light for my sermon recordings. It provided just what I needed. As it turns out, I’ll be able to use it for other purposes, as well. At less than $25, It’s a steal. 5

Michael	13/09/2024
[0.185 lb] Not as good as the round interchangeable one but this one does the job. Three modes and I couldn’t complain 5

Robin	28/07/2024
[0.185 lb] This tube is a backup for several Godox monoflash. The OEM tubes have been running without failure for 3 years and wanted to carry a spare just in case. Seems the OEM tubes are the best value for longevity as the after market seems to fail more quickly in other Godox lights. 5

Michael	14/07/2024
[0.185 lb] First let me say, my primary business is boudoir, so I'm not using it much for that. But I also do monthly beauty and fashion shoots for a local professional makeup school in L.A. So, this is something I can use not only for fun run and gun on the street, slice of life style fashion, but I can also add the reflector which makes the light a bit larger and softer, for the more beauty close-ups. I also very much like that it's versatile too! Since it comes with an umbrella attachment, it cane be used more like a studio strobe in an umbrella (or umbrella style softbox like the Westcott Apollo or Orb). One thing to be aware of, you must update your AD200pro to the latest firmware to use the modeling light feature. But that's really pretty easy to do. Oh, and you'll need a Godox trigger to fire the light. Just get the right one for your camera system. I'm using Fujis. 5

aude.photos	16/06/2024
[0.185 lb] Very good complement of direct light for the AD200 system. You can dimm or turn of directly from the camera using the X1t. Good! 5

Arthur	12/06/2024
[0.185 lb] Great flash and is easy to use. Had an issue that required a firmware update on the AD200 battery. This was easy to do and completely resolved any problems. 5