Godox A1 Smartphone Flash

Key Features
- Godox A1 Smartphone Flash
- For select iPhones
- Guide number Fn 8.1 at ISO 100
- Flash power of 8 W
- 6000K±200K color temperature
- LED modeling light color temperature of 5600±200k
- Recycle time of 2.5 seconds
- 2.4G radio transmission
- Battery indicator
- 1000mAh Lithium battery
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Overview
The Godox A1 Smartphone Flash makes your iPhone better equipped to capture images almost camera-like. This flash can be used with most iPhones once the GodoxPhoto app is downloaded. You may use the flash as a master or slave, with its 2.4G radio transmission. Apart from flash triggering, the Godox A1 acts a bridge between a professional Godox studio flash and your smartphone. With 8 W of flash power, it has a color temperature of 6000K±200K, while the LED modeling lamp has a color temperature of 5600±200k. The flash also facilitates adjusting the settings of different Godox photography equipment such as strobes and LED lights. The Godox A1 can also function as a transmitter for controlling other flashes and triggering the flash through the Godox X1 Flash Trigger. Along with this smartphone flash, you get a type-C USB cord and two pasters.
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detailed specifications
| Power | Lithium Battery (3.8V/1000mAh) |
| Volts | 3V/3mA |
| Channels | 2.4G: 32(1-32); 433MHz: 16(1-16) |
| Number of Flashes (at full power) | 700 |
flash attributes
| Guide Number | Fn= 8.1(ISO100), darkroom, 1m, 1/1 power output |
| Recycle Time | 2.5s |
physical specifications
| Weight | 110 g |
| Dimensions | 80 x 65 x 23 mm |
| Color | Black |
display & viewfinder
| Display Type | OLED |
control specifications
| Color Temperature | 6000K±200K |
- Godox A1 Smartphone Flash
- Type-C USB Cord
- 2 x Paster
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How do I estimate a comfortable viewing distance for A1 or A2 photo prints?
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