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Godox DPiiiV Studio Strobes Complete Review and Guide

DP400iiiV: https://strobepro.com/products/godox-... DP600iiiV: https://strobepro.com/products/godox-... PERFORMANCE AND VALUE Godox's DPiiiV studio strobes offer a great combination of power, performance and price. You will find this flash perfectly at home in any studio. If you don't need HSS and the extra low end range of the QTIII series then the DPiiiV studio strobes should be at the top of your list! NEW LED MODELLING LAMP Gone are the days of having to replace a broken incandescent modelling lamp. The Godox DPIIIV series uses a 30W COB LED to provide more power than a standard 150w incandescent. THE STROBEPRO DIFFERENCE Strobepro is the largest distributor of Godox products in Canada. Give yourself peace of mind with Strobepro's helpful staff, 2-year warranty, and Calgary-based service centre. POWER RANGE The Godox DPIIIV has an impressive 7 full stop power range of 1/64 - 1/1. It can recycle super fast from 0.1-1.0 seconds with a flash duration of 1/2000 - 1/800. At this price point there isn't another strobe on the market offering this performance range. COOL AND EFFICIENT Thanks to the new 30W LED, the DPIIIV runs much cooler and draws 120 watts less power with the LED running at full power. BUILT IN X-SERIES RECEIVER No external receiver is required. Just pick up a compatible Godox X-Series controller and you'll have everything you need to trigger and control your DPIIIV strobe right from your camera. Video Contents: 0:00 - Introduction 02:02 - Unboxing 03:07 - Remove the Cover 04:09 - Physical Features 08:56 - Mounting to Stand 10:01 - Optional Reflector 11:20 - Attaching Modifiers 13:12 - Replacing the Fuse 13:50 - Power Adjustment 15:20 - Triggering Options 18:07 - Turn Off Beep 18:35 - LED Modelling Lamp 22:00 - Connecting the XPROII Controller 29:01 - The Controller is Always in Control 29:50 - Be Careful when Using ID 31:49 - Custom Functions 35:00 - Modeling Lamp Control from Controller 36:25 - Conclusion