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Godox AD400 Pro II vs AD400 Pro: Full Comparison & Upgrade Review
When the Godox AD400 Pro launched, it quickly became one of the most popular portable strobes on the market.
But now Godox has raised the bar with the release of the AD400 Pro II, and the question many photographers are asking is: Should I upgrade?
This review and comparison will break down what’s new, what’s better, and why the AD400 Pro II is one of the best Godox flashes.
Do These LEDs Have the Same Output?
We take a look at a specific example of some LEDs with misleading specifications, and provide some tips on how you can read between the lines!
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Godox Flash Tips: Managing Misfires
Misfires are annoying, so how do we avoid them? When a misfire does occur, are there alternatives to panicking? Strobepro has your answers here!
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The Strobepro Power Scale
We compared the maximum output of every light in the shop! Strobes, speedlites, and LEDs were all put head-to-head. Check out the results!
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Choosing Strobes in 2021
It is quite possible that there are simply too many options to choose from when it comes to strobes! Check out our 2021 buying guide to help you narrow it down.
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Fate Figure 360 by studioshino
A guest post from studioshino showcasing one of their specialty product photography techniques that truly could shake up the industry: 360° interactive spins!
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Ice at Night by Tracy Elliott
For a few years now I have had this idea that I wanted to light up a frozen waterfall and have someone ice climb on it while I took photos. Well early this year everything came together and I was able to try this concept out...
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Instant Confidence - Finding Your Go-To Lighting Setup
I would highly recommend every studio photographer find their "go to" lighting set up that you know is going to get you great results, and start your shoot with that set up. Getting great photos right out of the gate dramatically improves the mood, and in turn, the quality of the entire shoot for both you and your client.
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Behind the Image- Wayne Simpson
When I set out to create this portrait of “Grizz” I had a preconceived vision of how I wanted it to look. I wanted a dark, moody portrait that told a story and communicated a sense of depth in the setting.
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A Tale of Two Frames: Freezing Motion with Flash
Look at the two images above. There is not much different between them. Both were shot with an identical setup, and both...
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The Truth About Camera Batteries
Why is it that camera companies can charge so much for batteries? $120 for a Canon LP-E6 or Nikon EN-EL15 battery is crazy...
What Radio Trigger Should I Buy?
To understand what option is best for you we need to understand the different methods of flash triggering. You’ve likely heard of Pocket Wizard but do you need to spend $300-$600 to get started? Keep in mind we’re trying to accomplish a task, which is to fire the strobes or speedlites when we push our shutter release. There’s lots of ways to do this so here we go.