SK-300 II V with LED pilot lamp

With a Help number of 190, the SK300II Studio Strobe of GodoxIt is a flash source with 5600K daylight balancing that offers convenient solid cores and features at an affordable price. The head has a charging time from 0.1 to 1 second with flash durations of just 1/2000 sec. The power is variable from 1/16 to full power, adjustable in 40 steps, while the 150 W pilot light has a proportional mode to allow you to preview your lighting effects and a percentage mode that adjusts brightness from 5 to 100%. The settings are accessible via the rear panel buttons and displayed on the easy to read LCD screen. Activation options include synchronization cable, test button and slave activation. The SK300II has an integrated 32-channel X1 radio system, which makes it possible to control the wireless functions with the separate purchase of the TTL XT16, FT16 or X1 transmitter. The head also has an anti-pre-flash function that simplifies the work with Point-and-Shoot cameras and other cameras that use the pre-flash. The SK300II weighs 4.2 pounds, encouraging the assembly of a kit with two or more heads without having to drag a heavy suitcase. The SK300II has a support for front accessories Bowens, which allows you to use Godox modifiers and accessories of the numerous manufacturers using this system. The head has a support for tilting support and works with network power from 100 to 120 V approx.

Wireless X 2.4 GHz system integrated

Use the TTL X1 wireless trigger and XT16 or FT16 power remote controls to control wireless mode of the head, pilot light, activation and more. The system has 32 radio channels and 16 groups.

Quick recycling and flash life

The SK300II offers a recycling from 0.1 to 1 second and durations of the 1/800 flash to 1/2000 second.

Precise power adjustment

Power can be adjusted from 1/16 to 1/1 in 40 steps. The 150 W pilot light has 3 modes: Off, proportional and percentage (from 5 to 100%)

Interface

Multifunction keyboard and buttons. The LCD screen displays the settings and functions.