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Godox MS300V Strobe Complete Review and Guide

https://strobepro.com/products/godox-... OUR SMALLEST WIRED STROBE EVER The Godox MS300V is super compact at under 11" long. This makes it ideal for small studio spaces or if you plan on packing this into one of our Strobepro Studio Kits. PERFECT STARTING POINT This strobe is a perfect starting point if you're just getting into studio lighting. It offers features at a price point that is almost unbelievable. It's also a great background or fill light to lights you might already have in the Godox system. LED MODELLING LAMP The 10W modelling lamp can be adjusted from 5%-100% power levels. Best of all it doesn't need to be replaced like incandescent bulbs. 3 modes including Proportional, Full Power, and Selectable Power. THE STROBEPRO DIFFERENCE Strobepro is the largest distributor of Godox products in Canada. Give yourself peace of mind with Strobepro's professional helpful staff, 2-year warranty, and Calgary-based service centre. Don't get left without Strobepro's industry-leading support! BUILT-IN X RECEIVER The built-in 2.4G wireless receiver means the MS300V is fully compatible with all Godox X-Series radio controllers. All you need is a controller for full power control and triggering on this strobe. STROBEPRO/BOWENS MOUNT The steel mount means every Strobepro lighting modifier will fit perfectly. POWER RANGE The 1/32 power range is remarkable at this price point. This means that you can turn the power all the way down to 1/32 to shoot your fastest lenses wide open. FAST RECYCLING Recycles in less than 1.8 seconds at full power and 0.1s at 1/32. 0:00 Introduction 0:31 Unboxing 1:23 Remove Protective Cover 2:23 New LED Modelling Lamp 4:00 Optional Reflector for Umbrella 5:22 Mounting a Softbox 6:12 Physical Features 7:35 Mount Light to Stand 9:22 Change the Fuse 10:14 Basic Menu Controls 15:07 Triggering Options 19:13 Connecting a Radio Controller 26:10 Change the Power Step Value 28:11 Reset the Strobe 28:46 Conclusion