Godox Flashpoint Xplor AD100 vs AD200 vs AD300 vs AD400 vs AD600 vs ?

My new favorite flash is great for small outdoor portable wedding portrait photography. The ones I've always used are the Godox Flshpoint AD600 and Xplor 200. I returned the AD300 and AD400 I explain why in this video, but my new favorite flash for hiking, travel and outdoors is the tiny but powerful Godox AD100. Its simply amazing. In this video I compare flash power brightness output and different modifiers in the most harsh condition of bright midday outdoor sun. Can the AD100 Xxplor hold up against the sun? Can it actually overpower the sun? FIND OUT! You'll be amazed!
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Faceted Godox 15-Degree Reflector www.adorama.co...
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[@maxellison55]

The reason you are my favorite photography equipment channel. You explain the product in plain language anyone can comprehend and have the genius to back up your opinion with tested, concise and honest research! No bigoted preconceived notions or bias. You can’t be bought by manufacturers as you normally purchase these items and don’t take free merchandise to bias your opinions. Yours is the very first channel I look to everyday for your newest content! Keep up the fantastic work and btw, your model ain’t bad either!!😅

[@_HMCB_]

Exactly. And I mostly appreciate his real-world tests. I hate when KZbinrs describe a product without actually showing how stuff irks in practice.

[@juanbon5996]

I purchased the AD300 before watching this video. I now have a pair of AD100s. Thank you for your video.

[@MisterLongShot_Official]

Did you keep the 300? I have a pair of them now, thinking about selling and getting 3 or 4 100s

[@Martin56213]

You never disappoint Markus ALWAYS give soooo many different ways of using ALL the products you review instead of just talking about it and making us assume whether it’s good or not…keep up the great work your the best

[@MarkusPix]

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[@leronford]

Adorama sells the replacement glass for this on their website for anyone who has the AD100 PRO's with the old glass. It's called Flashpoint Xplor 100 Pro Front Light Shield Glass Flash Replacement Part

[@colinmclean1300]

Your presentations are always entertaining and informative. You already sold me on the flexibility of using 4 x AD200 either split or paired together using AD-B2 from your other videos, so I'm sticking with them. Great video!

[@JeffCreates]

I can't get my head around the fact that your videos are so stuffed full of information and examples. Most KZbinrs would have spent 5 minutes talking about that accessory kit, you breezed over it in a few seconds. So much value in your videos!

[@MindfulGrinds]

Fantastic! There is nobody sharing this much information or geeking out on this type of gear with the same tenacity or comparison as you. Great video!

[@sushi_donut]

Markus always puts artists over the brand every time, that's why his stuff is so good! 🤗🤗 I think he & Cara know that not all of us have the chance or finances to try everything out, so he's doing his best to give his honest opinion to help everyone out. It's kind of inspiring tbh.

[@MindfulGrinds]

@@sushi_donut I am very inspired by his style. I tried doing the hair thing but had to cut mine down. Lol. We all have to have our hero’s!

[@theraven871]

One thing that you didn’t mention, the ad100s have a built in fan to cool themselves down and the ad200s do not. I own 4 of the ad100s and 4 of the ad200s. In extreme outdoor usage, the ad200s always overheat long before the ad100s.

[@realnikonlover6207]

Fantastic information. Can't get enough of this channel. Markus you are my go to guy for "photography in a bag". Your consistent reviews and style keep me coming back again and again. Photographer's eye candy.

[@MarkusPix]

Great to hear!

[@peterdoering4314]

Great Comparison - I was really considering the 300 - I am glad I watched. Always great videos Markus

[@herrerafoto]

$239 at Adorama. Just ordered two! Thank you for going over the five units!

[@MarkusPix]

which one?

[@herrerafoto]

@@MarkusPix Oops I ordered two ad100's from Adorama. Looking forward to it! You explained so well! Thank you!

[@Anonymous99997]

Markus. Thank you for recommending the AD100. I already have an AD600, three AD200s and even a V860, but bought two AD100s and two Angler 28” softboxes for a Holiday party I was shooting. For the “step and repeat” shots, I handheld one of the AD100s in an Angler and they turned out perfectly. For the rest of the party I used the AD200s with Magmods to illuminate the room and put gels on the AD100s to add some atmosphere and color, especially during the dancing. These are going to Ngoc to be my “go to” headshot lights as well. Thanks again for your honest reviews.

[@vulcan1623]

I've been watching a number of your videos and testing of the Godox lights. Great job! Very thorough and detail oriented with practical information. Keep up the good work!

[@timk8258]

The main reason to have a 300 is the ability to use the Godox mount for softboxes. The softboxes end up being much more compact and portable than bowens mount softboxes. When you're using it as a soft light, it is indeed more powerful than the 200 or 100. For hard light the smaller flashes are much more efficient because of their fresnel heads and/or better reflectors available, but at the end of the day you're just concentrating the light over a smaller area which doesn't help you in a softbox (or in a bounced light scenario).

[@MarkusPix]

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[@tdotyt]

gotem @@MarkusPix

[@TheSunnySuttons]

I prefer the SMDV Flipbox to the Godox mount as it's a much faster set up.

[@timk8258]

@@TheSunnySuttonsI fully agree, I use the 32” SMDV boxes now and have sold my 300 since writing that comment (more than) one year ago. There’s an adapter to use the 300 in the SMDV box, but when I metered it I actually got more light from the AD200 with fresnel head, and negligible difference in specularity, so the 300 was superfluous at that point. The 200 can also be easily gelled in the smdv box. I used 100’s for a while but now I just use the V1 pro (which also doubles as on-camera flash at weddings) and only when I need more power will I pull out the AD200. If I need even more power than that I can get an extra full stop with the AD400, still in the SMDV box. My kit is finally fairly streamlined with lots of versatility and I love it.

[@MileyonDisney]

It's always fun to watch you find a product you really like.

[@headsethero5449]

Great video! And good point about ND filter vs HSS. It really is counter productive to bring a more powerful flash just to hamper it down with HSS. Although each photographer will prefer a different solution. It is a great reminder for photographers that want efficiency and mobility. Just bring a good ND filter and the AD100 is actually as powerful as the AD300/AD400 in HSS. With the ND filter being much lighter to bring.

[@Sony-Fanboy]

Out of everything i never expected this, but i'm very surprised in a positive way. And pleased at the same time. I'm very glad that i came across this video before buying even anything from the Godox AD Pro series. Right now i'm still considering the AD200 Pro the most. But the AD100 Pro also doesn't look that bad at all!

[@fragranthills]

Thank you for the “View Products” tab. I will come back to it when I am ready to purchase.

[@Bryanacosta01]

You sir have the best damn review of these lights in all the land

[@djben928]

Thank you for your thoughts and opinions about the AD100. It is very helpful for photographers to get the value for their money when buying the right gear.

[@tmewborn1]

Markus is my Favorite, And Engineer/Professional Photographer it cannot get more fun. Wish I werre a Young Man, and niot in My 80's so I could pursure the the Hobby with more zeal. Hi attention to small & light gear is a big plus to me since I have lost my mobility. Thank You Markus for imparting you knowledge to us.

[@kingsamvisuals]

The people that whine about low output are clueless. You can use an ND and disable high speed sync for full power. Manipulate the distance to subject if possible. The ad100 and tiny stand you did are a killer portable setup. We just need a small soft box.

[@alonsogarrote8898]

Im new to flash photography...,what about you wanting to freeze the subject movement?, the extra 100w will definitely help right? I want to most portable but also able to freeze some movement...

[@kingsamvisuals]

@@alonsogarrote8898 The flash will freeze the movement. Unless it's something very very fast. For people you'll be fine

[@_mariochristopher]

These were only $199 for a few days at Adorama this week making these even more compelling. 🤔

[@GovernorCedric]

Wow thanks , may I ask when was that ? I will definitely pick up two or three at that price 👍🏼

[@_mariochristopher]

@@GovernorCedric it was for their 4th of July sale. I bought 2… Hopefully they’ll drop the price again for Black Friday.

[@GovernorCedric]

@@_mariochristopher Thanks so much for the information. I will definitely keep an eye out. That price is amazing.

[@kbi4739]

what was $200? which one?

[@trebmal007]

@@kbi4739 looks like Godox DP400III 400Ws Professional Studio Flash is $199 on adorama now.

[@samuelhodges6471]

Thanks, Markus. I really pay attention to you. You break it down and make things so easy when it comes to purchasing the equipment and the tips that you give on film making and photography are spot on. All of your content is great! This episode is amazing. I am learning a lot.

[@MarkusPix]

I appreciate that!

[@MusicFed]

hi@@MarkusPix can you please put a link to the double diffusion 4.5" reflector? not sure I can find it

[@HamdaniOvais]

The video is long but you can't skip, thanks man for great information, they way you explain is really amazing ❤ love from India.

[@danw.7483]

Bought the AD100 Pro after watching this video and did not regret it, what a little powerhouse of a flash. Thanks Markus, another stellar video!

[@papsny]

Great review Markus! Switched from using 4x AD200 to 2xAD100 and 1x AD300.Would be interesting if you compared modifiers for the AD100 like MagMod vs the AKR1 kit

[@benjoerfe4785]

Thank you so much for this video, this helped me alot as i don't have formal training for lights and i also am just starting to save up for lights. because of your video i learned so much. I am a fan now, will be watching more of your videos. Again thank you so much for taking the time to teach

[@Nietzsche_K_Gote]

Thank you Markus for sharing these. I learnt and experimented a lot at my job because of your videos.

[@Doroga89]

So after watching this vid I bought ad100 pro on sale for $250. As I already have ad300 pro and I heavily rely on lights as I do lots of events. Could not believe what you were saying here. Today I tested side by side. At close proximity to the wall I had ad300 brighter at full vs ad100 at full, but not 3x brighter. Then I moved both lights away from the wall and this is where the real difference is. BTW both light were with stock modifiers. What I noticed is that ad300 disperse light kinda to the sides, rather than straight ahead. So the walls on the sides (left and right) in my room were brighter closer to the light. But the wall straight ahead (around 20ft) was darker, and it IS darker than ad100. Unfortunately I don't have any modifiers for ad300 to do further testing. But I might be getting ad100s from now on. All test were done in full manual mode. Thanks for the informative video! Edit: Did further comparison with V860ii and seems power brightness at full power identical to AD100 pro. Very weird. Basically you can say V860ii as strong as AD300 pro? Makes no sense.

[@1pt21jigawatt]

You sold me. Bought a 3 pack kit from B&H and I'm loving it. Thx

I had so many problems with the v1 that in my book it was the worst purchase in the last years. Right now i love the combination of ad 200 and ad400

[@free_re_fells]

I went against what you said about the 300 and bought one on sale during Christmas…..you were right , the power output is just not worth the price tag. Super underwhelming.

[@andreimiklin]

Best review and comparsion I've seen on KZbin! Thanks!

[@halbrownphoto]

I really enjoy your presentations, keep up the good work. Having not read all the comments I can't be sure someone hasn't already mentioned it, but a couple of months ago I ordered a third 100 pro from Adorama. I contacted Shua in tech support and inquired about the color difference in the latest strobe vs the other two I already owned. Two days later I received two replacement front lenses at no charge. I've been dealing with Adorama as a source for their Flashpoint strobes for probably 5 years or more. I won't bore you with the details or a list of how many of their strobes I own, but for my money they are unbeatable for customer service and product support, at least on the flashpoint strobes.

[@markkempton4579]

This is great news. I was also considering buying a third Flashpoint 100 after seeing this and was wondering if they or Godox would sell the replacement lenses. I will be sure to ask.

[@DJDLS]

love this! it's like watching sesame street but for photographers! :D i have the V1f and would love to have at least one ad100 pro. thank you for making this video!

[@donofman]

This video was very helpful. I am planning on buying either a 200 or 100. I have been lucky enough to test out the 200 and it is nice. I am trying to get my friend to let me test the 100. I have seen it in action and I really like the form factor. I use 2 ad 600s often but they aren't for traveling. Your assessment of. The bigger flashes are spot on . I would have liked a little more depth about the baseball strobe on the ad200. I was very lose to just getting a 200 now I am going to revisit trying to test the 100.

[@paparazziphotography6712]

Markus: U make spending money on NEW equipment fun again even IF I DON"T need new equipment! Well done, Mr. Hop.... 11/25/2023

[@vonpotatostein]

Thanks for this video Markus!!! I'm now thinking on picking an AD100 as a companion to my AD200! though I like having the peace of mind of having the AD200's extra fresnel head in case of an accident happening with the barebulb one!

[@ilovephotography1254]

Thank you for sharing. Your video reviews are getting great results with less size, weight and money.

[@omegaman1409]

The perfect setup for on the go with ocf. A 20" flip box and a ad100pro. Weights like a feather.

[@WorldMoneyWins]

Those 100s are badass!! Amazing how much light they put out.

[@jwmav528]

My clients love to have shoots in remote spots. These are an intriguing option. Thank you for sharing! :)

[@agentbey]

Sticking around to find out for sure. Thanks for these informative videos. Alright, that AD100 is impressive.

[@hustlemansnipes]

You are the greatest man ever dude how can you be this cool and informative its wild

[@theocwchannel]

I love my AD100! I have 2 of them and I've used them on professional corporate shoots countless of times. For indoor shoots it's perfect! Especially when I'm shooting industrial stock images and have to squeeze lights in small spaces. Paired with the AK-R1 modifier kit it's seriously my grab bag for 90% of my shoots.

[@MarkusPix]

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[@imacmartin]

Markus - glad you rediscovered the 100. That is my portrait light for location shoots and in the studio!

[@kimtruong4676]

fantastic review. You show comparison power shots (with F numbers) and also an outdoor shoot against the sun!

[@35259edgarboudaher]

I love this flash and it is my main one for years now ( I also got the v1 and ad600). one extra neat trick to help it out is to use a variable ND filter on the lens to dim the environmental light then use it at lower power to (even at ETTL) to light your subject. You'll be able to shoot wide open f stop for bokeh, avoid HSS, shoot faster and longer before the flash overheats if it does at all.

[@MarkusPix]

That's what keep saying in all my videos kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJmTomRmhqaJhtk and kzbin.info/www/bejne/eamce5ijqsZmgJY

[@derekduke5065]

Hi Markus, Love your channel, your honesty = 100%, I’ll send some energy your way. I’ve tried flashes but I’m also getting asked for video work so need to head more towards lighting. I've watched heaps of your videos on little lights :) Question about a shoot I was on the other day… We were in a medium sized fitness studio with fluro lights overhead, black walls, but sunlight coming through floor to ceiling windows - the model wanted to talk with their back to the sunlight, so I had the problem where there was bright sunlight, then dark studio, then placing bright lighting on the model. Looked super average and dark in the background! Is there a light you recommend (for under $400) that can throw good daylight into one area of a studio, or a bounce setup you think I could try? I’m also doing a staff awards video where there’s flicker because of the floods installed there (something I learnt to check after watching your cruise ship flicker video years ago). Maybe the light could also do a stagey / handshakey / photo’s on stage light up as well? Respect DD

[@Johnny_shade]

Always given the best, most in-depth reviews 👏🏼👏🏼 thank you!!

[@DubstepBehr]

This is pretty cool. This mini bag series is seriously turning gears in my mind for mobile setups

[@sushi_donut]

Already thinking of how to rig these for events! Could be really fun building a stroboframe-type setup for run and gun too. 🤩📸 Thanks, Markus!!

[@gbj6581]

Lol great video! Thanks, I've been shopping around for some studio lights and the AD100 seems perfect. I wanted to get big heavy ones, but now you make some great points. Mainly that since they work well enough for most situations, and are so light weight etc, your more likely to 1. use them and 2. be more creative and move them around. Big heavy strobes (with power cables for each one) are so cumbersome on set or location you hate moving them around. Great vid!

[@davidb9682]

Even though I 'm not in the market for one of these, I still enjoyed your review. I just love the way you review equipment, unbiased, made by comparison to other things, real usage, and thorough.

[@MarkusPix]

Glad you like them!

[@henryIRL]

Definitely checking these out for Amazon Prime Day. Thanks, Markus!

[@markledingham4942]

Great video, Markus! I have the AD100 Pro myself - and I think it’s a joy to use. Along with my AK-R1 accessories. 😎

[@edwardekman9832]

I have two flashpoint xr 2’s, two explor 100’s, two exlor 200 pros and two explor 300 pros. They are all great flash units and more bang for your bucks than profoto! I use the 300’s for my studio work.

[@markkempton4579]

Thank you for this. I have a pair of 100s that I've used for hair lights and for background color for sports portraits, etc. I've also used a CTO on one in the background to simulate golden hour when we were stuck with clouds at sunset. I bought mine on sale and will be buying another now that I know they've fixed the color cast issue. I hadn't thought about the mini ballhead, either. In fact, thanks for all the great ideas here!

[@yusufisak]

You're my favourite photography youtuber ever! Thank you sir!

[@MarkusPix]

Aw shucks. thank you

[@dinein1970]

Regarding the AD400 and the reflector (also the 300)... it isn't "useless", it actually puts out a pretty even "wash" of light that is an almost idealized barebulb. It has a bit of a crisp shadows but softened highlights. Also, the 400 has the extention head, which lends to some real flexibility when working on location.

[@wolfgangk1]

I have a 200 back when it came with an awesome kit for around $300. I wish I had gotten 2 at the original kit price.

[@ShutterJunkie]

Thank you! I want to piece together a small portrait set up and find this video incredibly useful.

[@life_in_gen]

I have subscribed, I have seen your videos pops up here and there. I dont know why have not subscribed before but your reviews are too amazing to pass on. TY

[@MarkusPix]

Welcome aboard!

[@vickosis]

Wow! That's like seriously unbelievable, overpowering the sun with an AD100, just wow!

[@ericupsidebrown]

You rock Marcus! I love your no-nonsense practical reviews. They are the best!

[@MarkusPix]

Thank you

[@TEMTECKPHOTOGRAPHY]

Absolutely love the knowledge you give.

[@MarkusPix]

I appreciate that!

[@paristo]

Here AD100 cost ~ $260, that is as much as AD200. I picked up for my traveling pack 2x AD200 and then paired those with 2x TT350 (cost $80 a piece) to be used as fill lights, hairlight etc. I wanted to buy 4 of AD100 just for easy traveling, but sometimes i need just two light small flashes, and then TT350 is great option. The benefits of TT350 is that they are speedlights. Takes AA batteries (i didnt take V model) as that is best option still in across the world. And in some cases it allows to just set flash on-camera without anything else. At studio and home town AD100 would be better. The small macro flashes that Godox produce, MF-12 is interesting choice for tight spaces. Tiny, wireless and powerful enough for reportage etc. Cost is just too much for ~ $150 a piece. The AD200 is still my favorite, but if I would make the kit from scratch, AD100 would still be a second, as sometimes I want that double AD200 power in one easy kit. Sure you can put AD100 together as well with some tape... The AD200 is what really put Godox IMHO on the map. And AD100 is their excellent addon. I do t know what they were thinking with AD300, as it must have been just number to catalogue... AD100 AD200 AD300 AD400 AD600 IF i would be betting man, I would make Godox sell those AD100 models as cheap they can. Just saturate the market for unbeatable price, as quality is there. For $150 I would take few... For higher than AD200, no thank you.

[@leronford]

The best time to get the 100 is when it goes on sale for $199. If you're on the Adorama or B&H mailing list, sometimes they will run specials just for their subscribers or around major holidays.

[@BenjaminKanarek]

I love my AD200's and my AD600B TTL flashes. I rely on them for my professional work.

[@112206maximus]

This is my first Godox after listening to all your feedback and I am very happy I did. Looking into getting a second one soon. Love your suggestion for outdoor lighting with different reflectors. I’m new to flash photography and appreciate the education. More power to ya.

[@manilamartin1001]

cool video. My light kit is 1 AD200, 4 AD200s, 1 V1. 1 20" angler fast box, 5 grids, filters, 5 travel stands (Matthews).

[@josesavant]

Excellent video Markus! Will give them a try and add them to my AD200 arsenal! They look like a lot of fun to use!

[@AprilG123]

This video is awesome! Thank you for presenting straightforward information with great examples! And your model is great! 👏

[@kipmay5101]

This is exactly what I needed to find out. Thank you Markus.

[@livingincoffee]

Waouh !!! Thank you for all informations …. AD100 GODOX for me !!! I will buy this week

[@michaelrauen6985]

I really appreciate your explanations for using Godox equipment.

[@MarkusPix]

Thank you Michael

[@dandanu2526]

Yesterday I put Ad 100Pro up for sale...today I changed my mind after seeing your review:))) And I just wanted to buy an AD 300:)) I will probably buy another AD 100 Or a V860III. Thank you so much!

[@MarkusPix]

The grass is not always greener over there 😀

[@hermessingson5806]

Great insights! I am glad i bumped in to your your channel, many thank! All the best!

[@thefantasticadventuresofmr7126]

This was a great video! I ended up going with the flashpoint 400.

[@WynterNZ]

Thanks man, I have been trying to find a portable light set for my work and these look absolutely ideal with a AD200 .. :D

[@Richie5480]

Well I have 2 of the AD-200’S and 2 of the AD-600’S, love them both.

[@RobbScholarTube]

Never knew what the zoom button did on my R2 transmitter with the xpolor 600 pro hahaha thanks Markus

[@roystansell7640]

Thank you. Lighting for me is scary and you help a lot

[@neoshazam]

I have the 1200 and love it, but am aware of the handling factors that it means

[@danielkovacs1172]

I have one 100 pro too. I love it! Sadly it is the green fresnel type, but not bad at all. I just color correct it in post

[@IzziedeD]

modding the reflectors for magnetic mount is pretty slick 👍🏻

[@MarkusPix]

Slick Willy- thats me!

[@Twobarpsi]

I was dead set on the 600, but now thinking of the 100!

[@barkyvonschnauzer2188]

Thanks for the breakdown Markus. Great insight as always. Thanks a bunch.

[@angelmusical70]

Thanks for this review. I went 300 vs 100 because I saw a video about this.

[@MarkusPix]

My condolences

[@lydiatwina1227]

Great to know. Thanks for sharing. It’s awesome. Learning on the way.

[@satiyorum]

Thanks Marcus for video, for weddings ad200pro because battery life is batter, for aoutside ad100 realy cool. The problem the same price in England. 😊

[@ArminHirmer]

hehe yeah got recently an AD100pro too :) great light in a small can, I use it in conjunction with the AD200 though

[@rogernuffer]

Thanks Markus for making these videos

[@Being_Joe]

Already have my Paul C. Buff lights, but the AD100 looks good. About to go to NYC and instead of bringing my lights I think I will swing by BH and get a set.

[@MarkusPix]

B&H !!!!! (homer drooling)

[@testshoot]

I bought the 3 light ad100 backpack kit. it fully powers the glow beauty dishes, i was shocked. I have the 600 with the head extension, going to buy another.

[@RoseyLand]

Hi Markus - thanks for this one - what was your iso in those outdoors with the 3stop ND and the c.pol ? At f1.8 :) cheers love your show

[@tony_knox]

I also brought 3 100ad of them also got the 300

[@realestatephotovideoshawns1177]

I prefer the 360. Hot shoe mount, small, folds, does everything! And I like the way the flash tube is outward. I use the 600 when I need it. Amazing how much knowledge you have an information you give our compared to all of these other pixel peepers. I appreciate every video that you do.

[@MarkusPix]

If the 360 didn't have that damn cord, that would be my only flash kzbin.info/www/bejne/bnPRlpqDm72Jq6M

[@realestatephotovideoshawns1177]

I agree, the cords do not last very long I go through them constantly.

[@SaranginSF]

"I love these things" and I love the content you produce! I was waiting for you to discuss the AD100 and glad you recommended them. Camara/lens systems these days offer immpressive stabilization that might allow you to handhold the flash/camara in each hand? I was thinking of incorporating a bracket but most likely not necessary/cumbersome. I'd really love to shoot without a tripod mounted flash but allowing omni direction handheld flash setup.

[@ImAaronToasty]

You've got me excited to get some 100s! I have the 600, 200, and v1c

[@MarkusPix]

Yes I have 4 of them now