A studio-flash setup looks intimidating, but it is only five simple pieces working together. Learn what each one does, pick the Godox flash line that fits how you shoot, then build your own kit right here — every price is VAT-inclusive and updates live.
1–5. The 5 pieces of a lighting kit
Flash
The light itself — the head that fires. Power (Ws) sets how bright and how far it reaches.
Trigger
A small transmitter on your camera that fires the flash wirelessly and controls its power from your hand.
Stand
Holds the light up and steady. Air-cushioned stands lower slowly so nothing slams down.
Softbox
Turns a hard, harsh flash into soft, flattering light. Bigger and closer means softer.
Bag
Protects the kit and makes it one trip from car to shoot — padded or wheeled for heavy gear.
Which Godox flash line?
Godox splits its flashes into three lines. Pick by where and how you shoot — you can mix them later.
AD line — go anywhere
Battery-powered monolights (like the AD Pro II). Full studio power with no wall socket, so you shoot outdoors, on location, anywhere.
Best for: events, outdoor portraits, on-location work.FV line — flash + video light
A hybrid head (FV200) that is both a flash AND a continuous LED. You see the light before you shoot, and High-Speed Sync freezes fast motion. One head for photo and video.
Best for: creators who shoot both photo and video.SK line — plug-in studio kits
Mains-powered studio heads sold as ready 2-light kits (SK300II / SK400II) with stands, softboxes and a trigger in the box. Plug in and shoot.
Best for: a fixed indoor studio or a home setup.Looking for the smaller FV150? Ask us — we bring it in by order.
Shaping the light: softboxes
The softbox decides the mood. Below you can pick from every softbox we have in stock — Godox, Nanlite, Aputure, Phottix, SmallRig and more — not just one brand.
AD and FV heads use the Godox mount — the Godox AD Softbox fits them. SK and studio heads use the Bowens mount, which most softboxes here use.
A large softbox close to your subject gives soft, wrapping light. Move it back or go smaller for punchier, contrastier light.
One flash, one stand, one softbox and a trigger already beats any on-camera flash. Add a second head later for backgrounds and hair light.
Now build your kit
You know the parts — now assemble yours. Pick a flash, add the trigger, stand, softbox and bag you need, and watch the total add up live. Then order the whole kit on WhatsApp.
