Hey, guys.
Welcome to a new series called "Did You Know"
where we'll be running through some of the best features
of our most popular photo and video lighting products and accessories.
Did you know that the AD200 and the AD200Pro
have interchangeable heads?
There are two provided in the package.
So, firstly is the Fresnel mount, which is mounted right now.
There's also a bare bulb mallet
which is the bare bulb attached to the head.
You've also got two, sold separately, heads,
which are the ATL.
It's an LED continuous lighting head.
And, the H200R which is a round head flash
for the AD200 and AD200Pro.
Now, to mount the heads and change them over,
simply hold on to the unlock latch and then slide upwards.
To remove, there are mounting points there.
And, grab the new head, line up the mounting points,
and then slide downwards.
So, you hear a click and that ensures that it's locked securely to your flash.
Did you know that with the optional H200R round flash head,
you're able to reshape your light to produce a softer round catch light?
Did you also know that with the optional AK-R1 accessory kit,
you can modify a light in so many different ways,
with the included accessories such as the dome diffuser, a barn door,
snoot, and other accessories included.
Did you also know that the AK-R1 is now compatible
with the brand-new Godox V1 round flash head
which has the same size head as the H200R?
All the accessories, as part of the AK-R1 accessory kit,
are magnetically attached,
except for the snoot which slips over the top of the brown head.
Did you know that the Godox AD200 and AD200Pro
has full high-speed sync capability up to 1/8000 of a second?
It also has TTL mode which is compatible with most major camera brands
when using the X1 and the XPro trigger, as well as the new X2 Trigger.
The brands include Canon, Nikon, Sony,
Panasonic, Olympus, Fuji Film, and Pentax.
Did you know that you can mount two times
Godox AD200 and AD200 Pro to the Godox AD-B2?
The AD-B2 is a flash bracket that allows you to mount
two of these flashes to produce 400 watts of output,
creating a powerful, portable, off-camera flash lighting solution.
Now, to mount this, simply slide into the back here,
similar to mounting a flash head to the flash.
And then, grabbing your two bare bulbs and lining them up to the top here,
now, the bulbs have four prongs here at the back.
Three have silver points and the other is gold.
So, the gold needs to line up to the middle.
And, the same with the top bulb.
Now, the AD-B2 is a flash bracket that allows you to mount it to a stand,
as well as a Bowens mount
that allows you to use lighting modifiers
such as softboxes, snoots, barn doors, etc.
It also has a tilting bracket so you can tilt the head
in different positions.
And also, an umbrella mounting point there.
So, if you have a simple umbrella modifier,
you can also use that.
The AD-B2 also features modeling lamps that are controlled independently.
Did you know that the WB29 battery of the Godox AD200
offers 500 full-power flashes on a single charge?
It also takes four hours to charge to full capacity.
It's 2,900 milliamps and also 14.4 volts.
At full output, it's 1.8 seconds for recycle time.
Did you know that the Godox AD200 and AD200Pro
weigh in at just under 600 grams?
That makes it a portable, powerful, compact flash,
about the size of a standard speed light,
such as the TT685.
So, AD200 and AD200Pro are equivalent to about three times
standard speed lights output, rated at 200 watts.
Did you know that you can mount a Godox AD200 or an AD200Pro
to an S-bracket mount?
An S-bracket mount allows you to mount the AD200 onto a light stand, like so.
Once mounted, you can mount a range of lighting modifiers
such as Bowens modifiers, softboxes, barn doors, snoots.
And also, an umbrella.
You can also tilt the head
to position your light in different angles.
Did you know that the Godox AD200 and the AD200Pro
have its own unique Godox Wistro Mount
which allows you to mount various different lighting modifiers,
such as beauty dishes, mini reflectors,
snoots, bulb protectors, multifunctional softboxes,
Y diffusers, and much more to the Wistro light?
To mount it, simply line up the notches here.
Make sure that this is unlocked.
And then, twist to tighten.
And, to secure the modifier, spin the knob in a clockwise direction.
Did you know that you're able to extend the light source
of your AD200 or AD200Pro to mount onto C-stands, light stands
or onto a camera hot shoe, using the EC200 extension cable?
This is a two-meter extension cable that allows you to mount
the interchangeable head from your AD200
and separate the flash body from the light source
to prevent accidents from a fall.
Now, to mount this, simply remove the interchangeable head,
mount it onto the end of the EC200.
Now, your light source is separated from the flash body head.
You use the extension cable here.
And, you can see this separates the light source
and allows you to mount it at high positions
on to boom stands or C-stands.
Now, to mount this to a camera hot shoe,
simply get the hot shoe there and loosen the locking knob,
slide into your camera hot shoe, and locks are tightened.
You can also reposition the head with the use of the tilt function there.
Now, changing the heads is as simple as sliding the interchangeable head off
and swapping it over to another head.
Something similar to the H200R.
Did you know that the optional BD-07 is a great lighting modifier to use
whether you're using your AD200 or AD200Pro as a key light,
background light, or as a hair light?
So, to use it, simply open up the barn doors there.
You can see there's a honeycomb grid attachment already pre-installed.
You can easily remove this
if you don't need the honeycomb grid attachment
and you slide that into place there, and it locks into the two notches
on the side of the Fresnel head of your AD200.
It also includes four different color gels
in blue, red, yellow, and green.
And, to attach it to the BD-07, it's a magnetic mounting system.
So, it's really easy.
There are different mounting points, magnetic mounting points,
so you simply snap it over the top and it snaps into place.