Review on MS300 Monolight Outstanding Stability Anti Preflash by Danielle Williams

Now I have 4 of these in my studio. I've found that I usually run them at 1/8-1/4 power, which is more than enough for my small studio. The colored boots fit the 7-inch soup bowl reflectors pretty snugly and slip on like a wrestling match, but work well if you just want one of the primary colors or a white diffuser. I often use 1 or 2 of these. MS300 for backlight and colored boots work well for this. I use a Godox X2T transmitter to run them and none of them have misfired so far. I bought the X2T because of the top hot shoe which allows me to add my old flash trigger so I can use my old and Godox bulb at the same time. This was a big part of my decision to use Godox and I am very happy with my choice. The 2.4 gigabyte operating frequency also requires a lot less usage, so there's a lot less chance of anything else misfiring.