The FLS8 when used in conjunction with continuous LED lighting, amplifies the brightness by 4x for wide-angle and up to 19x for spotlight settings. This enlightens your imagery with a stark, crisp shadow contributing to impressive texture and unique character

The GO5 G-mount octagonal softbox is designed to provide you with subtle and diffused light projection from a lamp. The softbox is crafted from superior quality materials and is particularly suited for use with the MG1200Bi unit. A detachable Godox G mount ring is included in the package.

The 65 mm lens from Godox, when used in conjunction with the AK-R21 attachment and a flash, sets the stage for producing innovative effects. Godox's lens selection includes three variations. The 50 mm lens provides the broadest light beam, while the 65 mm serves as the middle-ground option. The 83 mm lens, on the other hand, targets the smallest light beam, perfect for precise, pinpoint effects.

Box has been exclusively designed to accommodate the Godox AK-R21 attachment. With this box, you can attach slides (which are sold separately) and leverage them for creative effects.

The P158 Kit from Godox is specifically designed with fashion and portrait photographers in mind. It provides a large, broad light source which envelopes your subject, providing meticulous and reflective highlights. This kit includes a large reflector with a silver interior and outer diameter of 158 cm. Also included in the kit are a PB-G1 Grip Kit and CB35 Carrying Bag. PF-M Focusing Mount, PF-R870 Focusing Rod, PF-BM Strobe Adapter are not part of this kit.

This specially designed kit comes with a handle, a plate to attach 2 NP-F batteries, and a DC cable. The kit is designed to facilitate the use of LC and ML series lights in various settings, eliminating the need to place the light on a stand or rely on AC power.

AK-S set is comprised of 6 slide sets, ranging from AK-S01 to AK-S06. Each set contains 10 slides, accumulating to an aggregate of 60 distinct slides intended for the AK-R21 projection attachment (sold separately). This all-encompassing set provides a vast array of options for tailoring the effect to fit a particular scene.

The Godox AK-R21 accessory can be attached to flashes with rectangular heads using the AK-R25 adapter. This opens the door to imaginative lighting settings and the use of slides, such as with camera flashes. Please note that the AK-R25 accessory and the flashes are sold separately.

The 50 mm lens operates flawlessly with the AK-R21 attachment, and when combined with a flash, it can create artistic effects. Godox offers a selection of three distinct lenses. Out of these, the 50 mm lens generates the broadest light beam, the 65 mm lens is a medium range model, while the 83 mm lens focuses the most concentrated beam to produce precise lighting effects.

The 83 mm lens has excellent compatibility with the AK-R21 attachment for the creation of innovative effects in conjunction with a flash. Godox presents three distinctive lens models. The model with 50 mm will create the broadest luminous beam, while the 65 mm model is a middle option, and the 83 mm lens is designed for the narrowest light beam focus and precise effects production.

The AK-S06 constitutes a packet of 10 slides which are designed to work in harmony with the AK-R21 projection attachment. Upon slotting the slide into the Slide Box that complements the AK-R21 set, you gain the capacity to project the image onto any background or illuminated object. It's this feature that grants you boundless opportunities for crafting imaginative visuals. You're at comprehensive liberty to choose whether the projected image is absolutely clear or somewhat fuzzy, based on your personal preference. It can serve as the main focus of your photo or merely a supplementary component - the sky is the limit when it comes to your creativity!

The AK-S05 comprises 10 slides and is designed to work seamlessly with the AK-R21 projection attachment. By positioning the slide into the Slide Box, which is included in the AK-R21 set, it's possible to project the image onto a background scene or illuminated object. This technique opens up endless opportunities to create imaginative images. Whether you want your projected image to be crystal-clear or have a touch of blur, the choice is yours. It can serve as the focal point of your photograph or merely add an extra element - there are no restrictions; the sky is the limit!