The flashes and boxes are on my other list. This is the boring stuff I tell shooters to throw in so a speech light actually stays up, stays powered, and stays off the walls. Spare batteries, a grid, clamps, a stinger, gels. Helpful. Not a wishlist of...
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Power
Shape the light
Make it stay put
Power
A spare pack so the AD200 and V100 do not die mid-toast.
Spare pack for the AD200s. The toast does not wait for a charger.
Godox Lithium-Ion Battery Pack for AD200 Pocket Flash (14.4V, 2900mAh)
Same battery the V100 and V1 Pro take. Keep one charged in the bag.
Godox VB30 Battery for V1Pro Flash Head
Spare USB dock for VB30 so you're not waiting on the one in the box.
Godox VC26 USB Charger for V1 Battery
Wall charger for WB29 packs when you're back at the hotel or studio.
Godox Charger and Cable for AD200, AD200Pro, AD300Pro Flash Battery
Shape the light
Grids and a gel pack when the room is white and the box is spilling.
For the 47.2" box when you need the key on the speaker, not the back wall.
Godox Grid for S120T Softbox
Same idea on the smaller box.
Godox Grid for S85T Softbox
CTO/CTB for the round heads. Ballrooms go tungsten. This matches them.
Godox Color Temperature Adjustment Set for Round Flash Heads
Bare-bulb AD200 without a box. Throw and a little control.
Godox 4.7" Standard Reflector for Select Bare-Bulb Heads
Make it stay put
Clamps, a second saddle bag, cable wrap, and a real stinger.
Pipe, drape, a skirt, a cue card. Six of them disappear fast.
Impact 2" Steel Spring A-Clamp Kit (Black, 6-Pack)
Real 12-gauge, not a dollar-store cord. The 60x has to plug in somewhere.
Laird Digital Cinema 12 AWG AC Extension Cord (50')
Second bag for the other MagStand. Empty until you fill it.
