With dimensions of 30.7 x 9.4 x 9.4″, the CB-04 Hard Carrying Case with Wheels from Godox can hold a two or three-light kit with accessories, making it ideal for Smart, Mini Pioneer, and Mini Master series equipment. It has a similar design to that of travel suitcases, with inline skate wheels and a top handle that allow you to easily roll the bag along in smooth surfaces. For short distances, straps on each side of the bag can be connected via a detachable grip for simple hand carrying. High Speed Sync, or HSS, is a great feature in a flash. In a previous post I explained it in general terms, by going through how a shutter works, what is a camera’s flash sync speed, and how HSS actually works. However, I thought it would be better to actually show you. The Setup I then proceeded to change my shutter speed, and that was it. The HSS icon turned on automatically on the transmitter, and on the flash. As you can see in the video, I got in my camera’s menus, entered the flash settings and set it to Auto FP, which is Fujifilm’s way of saying: “turn HSS on when needed”. The GODOXSK400II0-V Studio Flash Lighting is a simple, easy-to-use unit for anyone who wishes to get started with flash photography. The GODOX SK400II-V Studio Flash Lighting range is the best introduction to studio flash!

The SK400II 2-Light Studio Flash Kit was put together by Godox for photographers who need to take studio-quality lighting on the road. The kit includes two SK400II Flash Heads. A 23.6 x 35.4″ softbox, two 40″ umbrellas, a standard reflector, and an XT16 Wireless Trigger with a range of 328′ are also provided. A hard, rolling kit case is included for storage and transport. If you use Olympus or Panasonic cameras, and you use HSS with Godox flashes, please share your experience and setup in the comments section.With dimensions of 30.7 x 9.4 x 9.4″, the CB-04 Hard Carrying Case with Wheels from Godox can hold a two- or three-light kit with accessories, making it ideal for Smart, Mini Pioneer, and Mini Master series equipment. It has a similar design to that of travel suitcases, with inline skate wheels and a top handle that allow you to easily roll the bag along on smooth surfaces. For short distances, straps on each side of the bag can be connected via a detachable grip for simple hand carrying. I didn’t want any ambient light in my images, so I started with ISO 100 and my camera’s maximum sync speed, which is 1/250th of a second. Then, I started stopping down the aperture until I got a dark frame, at f/4.5.

I needed to activate HSS but, how? With Fujifilm it’s pretty simple, and I’ll get to Canon, Sony and Nikon in a minute. The SK400II-V Studio Flash Lighting features a built-in 2.4GHz flash receiver, which allows it to be used in conjunction with the PiXAPRO ST-III, ST-III+, ST-IV, or Pro AC 2.4GHz flash Triggers (GODOX X1, X2, XPro pr XT-16 triggers). This enables you to control the power of your flash head, turn the modelling lamp on/off, and trigger the flash. I just described how to activate HSS in Godox flashes using a Fujifilm camera but, how about Canon, Sony or Nikon cameras? I don’t have any of those cameras, but I know people who do and they agreed to get on Google Meet calls so we could review how HSS works on Godox flashes with different camera systems. Thanks Jesus, Miguel and Augusto! I was then able to shoot past my sync speed. Of course, the flash loses power so I needed to make some adjustments to my flash power settings, increasing it to ½ . Jessica HSS-04 Jessica HSS-05 Jessica HSS-06 What About Your Camera?

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Our new price match policy guarantees you the same price as other retailers so you’re alway getting the best deal possible... Use TTL wireless trigger X1 as well as power remotes XT16 or FT16 to wirelessly control the head’s power, modeling light, triggering, and more. The system has 32 radio channels and 16 groups.It also features an intelligent slave cell (Pre-flash detector system) cell that can be set to ignore a Pre-Flash, which will enable the SK400IIv to be used alongside any other speed lights or any other TTL strobe. Canon and Sony require you to press the button marked with the word SYNC on the Godox XPro transmitter, so you select a shutter speed higher than your camera’s sync speed. The brain of the Godox wireless power control system, the shoe-mounted XT-16 Wireless Power-Control Flash Trigger and Transmitter 2.4G provides remote triggering as well as up to eight stops of wireless power control for select flashes equipped with the XTR-16 receiver. It features a reliable 2.4 GHz radio system with an impressive range of 328′ along with a choice of 16 channels. Users can sync at speeds up to 1/250 second and there are multiple power control settings for working with speedlights or studio flashes. Additionally, it runs on two easy-to-find AA batteries. Even though the flashes we tested with (TT685, TT600, AD200 and AD600) have buttons labeled HSS, you don’t need to press them. The control signal indicating HSS mode comes from the transmitter.