Godox AD600Pro Witstro All-in-One Outdoor Flash

On Sale: $459.00, Regular: $899.00

For today only, B&H Photovideo is offering the Godox AD600Pro Witstro All-in-One Outdoor Flash for only $459, a savings of $440.

Again, this is for today only so get it while supplies last.

Features of the Godox AD600Pro Witstro All-in-One Outdoor Flash

• Built-In 2.4 GHz Wireless X System
• Compatible with Most TTL Systems
• 600Ws, 1/256 to 1/1 Power Output
• Lithium-Ion Battery Powered
• Up to 360 Full-Power Flashes
• Flash Duration: 1/220 to 1/10,100 Sec
• 1/8000 Sec High-Speed Sync
• 0.01-0.9 Sec Recycling Time
• 38W Modeling Lamp
• Stable Color Temperature Mode

Purchase the Godox AD600Pro Witstro All-in-One Outdoor Flash

Featuring a 2.4 GHz wireless X system with a range of up to 328', the AD600Pro Witstro All-in-One Outdoor Flash from Godox is a versatile tool compatible with several TTL systems including Canon, Nikon, Sony, FUJIFILM, Olympus, and Panasonic options. It offers up to 600Ws with nine steps of output power, ranging from 1/1 to 1/256, and comes with a powerful 28.8V/2600mAh lithium-ion battery pack that provides up to 360 full-power flashes in outdoor situations and location shooting. Alternatively, you can run the monolight on AC power with an optional adapter. A Type-C USB port is built in for firmware updates.

The AD600Pro Witstro features a high-speed sync mode that works with shutter speeds up to 1/8000 seconds, offering flash durations from 1/220 to 1/10,100 seconds. Another unique setting is its Stable color temperature mode, which tightly controls color to keep temperature changes within ±75K across the entire power range. Despite these impressive characteristics, it manages to keep recycling times low at 0.01-0.9 seconds for fast and reliable use, and is capable of 12 continuous pops at 1/16 power output. A 38W modeling lamp is available to help aid composition. Optional accessories include an octabox with grid, a rectangular softbox, a beauty dish, and a snoot.

• 2.4 GHz wireless system with a range of 328' / 100m, featuring five controllable slave groups and 32 channels
• Guide number of 285' / 87m at ISO 100
• Can work as an optical slave with S1 and S2 modes
• Color temperature of 5600K (±200K)
• 3.5mm sync cord slot for direct connection, wireless control port, and USB Type-C port for firmware upgrades
• First curtain and second curtain sync modes
• Dot-matrix LCD display for on-board control
• Bowens-type mount for use with compatible accessories

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