Godox AD600BM II AD600BMII AD600 BM II Bowens Mount 600Ws Outdoor Flash

Features

• [Ultimate Lighting, Frame Perfection] Building on the AD600BM's solid performance, the AD600BMII boasts a faster recycling time of 0.01-1.9s. Its upgrades 40W LED modeling lamp provides a premium continuous light source. The AD600BMII integrated one-tap sync function with the X3 trigger, ensures quick and stable synchronization
• [Quick-Fire Recycling] With the AD600BMII, recycling time is slashed to 0.01-1.9s, ensuring your flash is always ready for rapid-fire or candid shots. In crucial scenarios or rapidly changing scenes, you'll never miss a key shot
• [40W Lighting Excellence] The AD600BMII is equipped with a powerful 40W modeling lamp, maintaining a color temperature of approximately 5600K. It functions as a high-performance flash to capture stunning moments with clarity and also serves as an LED light to provide continuous, stable illumination for video shooting
• [Seamless Sync, Effortless Efficiency] Pair your AD600BMII with the X3 trigger for One-Tap Sync No more complicated channel and ID switching, just quick synchronization at the touch of a button, dramatically boosting shooting efficiency. The AD600BMII is also compatible with Godox XproII, X2T, and X1 triggers
• [16-Color Identification, Superior Light Management] The AD600BMII introduces 16 color group indicator lights, giving each light a unique color ID. Easily identify and manage each light in multi-light setups and long-distance shooting scenarios
• [Enhanced Interface, Effortless Control] The AD600BMII features a 2.8-inch TFT color screen, delivering a clear and smooth visual experience. The newly upgraded interactive menu and control panel include a modeling lamp one-touch button, making operation more convenient with a long press for control
• [Precision Power Control] AD600BMII offers a power range from 1/1 to 1/512, providing ten levels of adjustment. From full-power strong output to delicate highlights at 1/512, it meets photographers' needs in various shooting scenarios