📸 Godox SK400II 400Ws Studio Strobe GN65 5600K Bowens Mount Monolight, with Built-in Godox 2.4G Wireless System, 150W Modeling Lamp for Outstanding Output Stability, Anti-Preflash, 1/16-1/1 40 Steps Output Control Review

This is a very powerful and handy accessory flash for my studio. I have another godox speed gauge and wifi trigger so this is a fast addon. The X1 trigger requires no further setup, just select the right channel for that light source and the connection is instant. The power cord is long enough to connect the power source elsewhere. The most convenient point, better than the traditional flash light, is that it has an adjustable bulb to preset the position. The seller even added an extra shade…

Most of my studio lights are cordless for safety and portability, however some of my gigs require a headshot station and this light is perfect for that. Fast loading time, built-in wireless receiver and looks pretty decent. Normal studio lights have fairly short cords, but this one was a decent length. However, an extra 3-4 feet could be used if it is on a higher stand or pole, but I am very happy with the light and the price. I used the Good SK400II on my background for the attached example…

So far I like lightning. I bought two to work with the Godox Xpro wireless trigger that I used to control my flashes. HOWEVER Note that the included reflector is only 6 inches in diameter instead of the standard 7 inches. This is strange as Godox makes and sells 7" reflectors and the 6" reflectors will not even work with the barn doors included in this kit. To use barn doors you must purchase the 7" models. I loved the barn doors and the ability to use gels, so I bought the 7" reflectors along…

Now I have 4 of these, they are excellent value for money. These are some of the best starting lights in my opinion. Your abilities will limit you more than these lights, with some caveats. None of this matters to humans. Everything stated works. Those are great flashes. I wish the angle adjustment wasn't notched, I hate that it's notched. And the included reflector doesn't extend past the modeling lamp, the lamp only protrudes about 1/8 inch. It's a bit annoying if you want to use gels or…

Look. I understand. You guys are disrupting the industry when it comes to studio lighting, your R2 system is inspirational and amazing and really reinforces the idea that we've been stagnant in terms of studio flash most of the time. And it's cool. And I understand that it comes with growing pains. But for heaven's sake, if you're about to step into the modern age of technological change, PLEASE consider hiring people who actually KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS. Begin. As a studio light, it does exactly…

So far I like the flashes. I bought two to work with the Godox Xpro wireless trigger that I use to control my flashes. diameter instead of the usual 7 inches. This is odd because Godox actually makes and sells 7" reflectors and the 6" reflectors will not even work with the barn doors included in this kit. In order to use the barn doors you must purchase a 7 inch barn door. I loved the barn doors and the ability to use gels so I bought the 7 inch reflectors along with a pair of white diffuser…

These amazing lights change the game. Lately I've been building my home studio. I started shooting portraits almost 3 years ago and have only used 2 flashes (also Godox) until recently. The difference between these 400w bulbs and Godox 685 flashes is literally night and day as my images are no longer all underexposed and need to be upscaled in post. This means sharper images with softer light (since you can use larger modifiers to wrap the light around the subject). It costs $125 and you get a…