Equipment Comparison

At this time of year one of the top questions we’re asked is “what gear do you recommend for a wedding photographer?”, and this isn’t a short query to answer! However, like all of our recommendations, we determine the ...

Softboxes are the popular go-to tool for producing soft light, especially in the studio, because they combine the advantages of both shoot through and reflective umbrellas, i.e. they produce even, soft light that can be placed as close as required ...

Continuous lighting is becoming increasingly popular for photographers/videographers that are looking into studio lighting for the first time. The headache of syncing up your camera to your trigger and flash is removed, and the photographer is ...

A good speedlight is a core component of a photographer’s kit. As one of the more versatile and most heavily used tools in a photographer’s kitbag, it’s essential that you have a quality, reliable and easy to use on-camera flash that you ...

The Godox AD range of flash heads is by far the most popular of the Godox flash series and for good reason! Every light is powerful, portable, lightweight and exceptionally high quality, so it's no wonder that photographers are all looking to ...

Godox: The release of the AD100 Pro is the talk of the town in the Godox community at the minute and everybody is trying to get as much info on this new light as possible! But what we have found people asking most is, exactly how does this ...

Dave Massen When Lencarta sent me the Godox AD300Pro I was really starting to streamline my kit to make it able to single handily work lightweight, as well as planning for my next shoot abroad. Unfortunately, lockdown put a spanner in the works, ...

So, you’re interested in getting a Godox AD200, and naturally you find yourself asking, “Is the AD200 or the AD200 Pro best for me? What are the differences? Is it worth the extra cost?” Hopefully by the end of reading this article you’ll be ...