Last week, there was rain in the desert. I was so surprised to visit some of the driest places in America – Death Valley, Joshua Tree, Canyonlands, and more – and see them under storms and fog rather than the blue sky. It’s not “good weather” by most definitions, but it was perfect for landscape photography.
Godox recently released a new version of its compact, lightweight, and focusable LED light: the Godox S60-Bi. As its name suggests, this new version is bi-color and can go from 2800° to 6500°K. In addition, at the back of this 77W fixture, you can adjust the beam angle of each light from 6 to 55 degrees. So let’s take a closer look at these new Godox fixtures!
The Godox X2T-S is a wireless flash trigger designed for Sony cameras, providing full TTL metering and advanced control options. It’s also available for other camera brands, ensuring that photographers using different systems can enjoy the same benefits. The X2T-S has wireless channel and group control, making it easy to manage multiple flashes in a shoot.
If the name sounds familiar, then that’s due to the X2T-S being the update to the Godox X1T-S and offers several notable feature benefits that enhance user experience and improve overall functionality.
The first major update is the improved User Interface: The X2T-S boasts a more intuitive and user-friendly, making it easier for photographers to navigate and adjust settings. Further aiding navigation, the X2T-S features a larger LCD display, providing better visibility and a clearer view of settings and adjustments.
