Bought a flash and it would not fire with your camera?
A trigger has to match two things: your camera brand — C Canon, N Nikon, S Sony, F Fujifilm, O Olympus — and the light's own radio. Get either wrong and you lose TTL and HSS, and both failures look identical.
What do the letters and numbers mean?
AD, SL, V1 and TT — the difference
In Godox the number does not mean the same thing in every family: on AD it is watt-seconds (flash power), on SL and ML it is watts (continuous output), and on TT it is only a model number. Pro and II do not mean more power — they mean added features.
On-camera flash with a round head — a softer spread than the flat-head type.
4 items · 59.900 – 124.900 OMR
On-camera flash, flat head. The number in the name is a model number, not a power rating.
2 items · 19.900 – 49.900 OMR
Continuous light on a Bowens mount. The number is watts — more watts, more light.
2 items · 47.900 – 74.900 OMR
Palm-sized continuous light on Godox's own mount.
5 items · 44.000 – 89.900 OMR
The wireless triggers. Pick your camera's letter, then control every light with a Godox-X radio.
4 items · 20.900 – 35.272 OMR
What are you looking for?
Need more power than an on-camera flash?
6Witstro and studio strobes, battery or mains. The number on an AD is watt-seconds — the flash's own power.
Shooting somewhere dark?
17Flash that mounts on the camera — a softer round head or a lighter flat head, all TTL.
Shooting video and need light that stays on?
42LED light you can see before you shoot — lamps, tubes and panels, bi-colour white or full RGB.
Bought a flash and it would not fire?
6The trigger must match your camera brand — C Canon, N Nikon, S Sony, F Fujifilm, O Olympus.
Light too hard on the face?
20They enlarge the light source so the shadow softens. The bigger the box, the softer the light.
Light spilling everywhere?
21Grids, barndoors and projection attachments — narrow the beam and put the light exactly where you want it.
Want to spread the light fast and cheaply?
17An umbrella opens in a second and spreads light wide; a reflector bounces it back into the shadow side with no power at all.
Battery dying mid-session?
19Batteries, chargers and mains adapters across every Godox family.
Where does it all stand?
20Stands, arms, clamps, backdrops and cases — the part everyone forgets until they need it.
Is your sound weaker than your picture?
5Wireless mics for phone and camera — clean sound recorded away from the lens.
Is your crew spread across the location?
3Full-duplex wireless headsets — director, camera and sound talk without phones.
Camera screen too small to judge focus?
24K monitors that mount on the camera — judge focus and colour on a big screen that stays readable in sunlight.
Missing a part?
10The rest of the Godox parts and accessories we hold.