Godox AD600 Pro Kit with Xpro Trigger - Fuji

The Godox Xpro trigger operates on a 2.4Ghz wireless system and typically offers a stable range of up to 100 meters (328 feet) in open areas, though this can be affected by environmental factors.

The Xpro Fuji trigger is specifically designed for Fujifilm cameras. The AD600 Pro strobe itself is compatible with Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Olympus, and Panasonic camera systems when used with the appropriately configured X-series trigger for that brand.

The 28.8V 2600mAh battery provides approximately 360 full power flashes on a single charge.

Yes, the AD600 Pro features a Bowens S-Fit mount, which is a widely adopted standard, allowing it to be used with a vast array of Godox and third-party light modifiers such as softboxes, beauty dishes, and snoots.

This technology ensures that the colour temperature of the light output remains stable (within ±75K) across the entire power range. This consistency is crucial for maintaining accurate colours in your photographs, especially when shooting multiple frames or at different power settings.

Use a soft, dry, lint-free cloth to gently wipe down the exterior of the flash head. Avoid using liquid cleaners or abrasive materials, which could damage the finish or internal components. Ensure the unit is powered off and cool before cleaning.

Yes, the battery pack is designed to be user-removable and can be replaced with a fully charged spare for continuous shooting.

Check that the battery is charged and properly inserted. Ensure the strobe and trigger are powered on and paired. Verify the correct camera system is selected on the trigger. Test with a different camera or trigger.

If using TTL, ensure the trigger is correctly communicating with the camera. Check for excessive ambient light that might be affecting exposure. If using manual mode, ensure power settings are consistent and consider the flash duration's effect on exposure.

Confirm your camera's shutter speed is set above the camera's sync speed (typically 1/200s or 1/250s). Ensure HSS mode is enabled on both the trigger and the strobe. Check camera settings for any limitations on HSS usage.

Ensure the battery is fully charged. Lowering the flash power output will result in faster recycle times. Overheating can also cause slower recycling; allow the unit to cool if necessary.

Check the modelling lamp setting on the strobe or trigger to ensure it is enabled and not set to proportional mode if you require constant light. Verify the LED modelling lamp is functioning; if not, it may require service.