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Godox QT1200IIIM (Bowens)
The Godox QT1200IIIM is a 1200 Ws studio flash with a Bowens mount. It freezes movement and holds its colour, even when you change power between frames. You set everything from the LCD panel or wirelessly with a transmitter from the Godox X system, such as the X2, X3, XPro II or X3Pro.
Highlights
Flash duration
The flash has two modes. In stable colour mode the flash duration sits between 1/300 and 1/6090 s and the colour barely shifts. In fast mode the flash gets shorter, and that is the mode for stopping a jump or a splash of water.
Multi flash
In multi flash mode the unit fires a burst during a single exposure, so several phases of one movement end up in the same frame. Think of a golf swing, a falling ball or a dance step. You set up to 99 flashes, at a frequency of up to 30 Hz.
Colour
In stable colour mode the colour temperature sits at 5600 K within a 200 K margin, even when you change power during the shoot. In fast mode it climbs to 9500 K, and in high-speed sync it drops to between 4600 and 5000 K. Shooting a series that has to hold together afterwards, stable colour mode is the safe choice.
Modelling light
The modelling light is a 40 W LED rather than a halogen lamp: it draws less power and lasts longer. It shows you how light and shadow fall on the subject before you shoot, which saves test frames. You can dim it to 1 percent so it stays out of your exposure.
Light shapers
The Bowens mount takes light shapers from Godox and from other brands using the same mount: snoots, pro reflectors, beauty dishes, rectangular softboxes, octaboxes and parabolic umbrellas. A glass protection cover sits over the flash tube, and a fan keeps the housing cool during long bursts.
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