Why not to buy a round-head flash
Should you buy a speedlight with a round head? Here are a few reasons you might want to stick with a conventional flash.
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Poor man’s B1X? Geekoto GT400 battery monolight
New $450 portable studio flash offers wireless TTL control.
Geekoto launches Godox-compatible pocket flash
Round-head monolight can be controlled via Godox triggers—but is not made by Godox.
Round-head flashgun round-up
Profoto’s A-series flashes have spawned several imitators. Here is a list.
Another Profoto A1 clone? GVM Y1
The GVM Y1, or Triopo R1, is a 76Ws speedlight with a circular fresnel, lithium battery and built-in radio.
Attack of the Godox AD200 clones!
Five ‘pocket flash’ systems inspired by the Godox Witstro AD200.
First Godox Witstro AD200 clone appears (Triopo F1-200)
The Triopo F1-200 is a new brick-shaped portable flash with a strong resemblance to Godox’s AD200.
Zoom Bowens accessories onto a Profoto head, with Triopo adapter
Triopo’s mounting adapter for the F1 series (which has a Profoto mount) lets you ‘focus’ and ‘zoom’ Bowens S-type light shapers.
Which TTL studio lights work with your camera?
Find out which lighting brands support Canon, Nikon, Sony, Pentax, Fujifilm or Micro Four Thirds.
Triopo lithium bare-bulb flashes & speedlights introduced
Triopo has introduced three new radio-enabled flashes that are powered by lithium-ion batteries: the L400, L880 and G1800.
TTL studio flashes: what are your options?
A list of every TTL studio flash available.
Triopo F3-500: China’s answer to the Profoto B1?
Triopo has announced the Oubao F3-500, a battery-powered studio flash with radio and optical TTL support for Canon and Nikon.