Godox FV150 photo studio flash unit 1/8000 s Black

The Godox FV150 is a hybrid studio light that combines a continuous 5600K LED source with a high-speed sync flash, offering both constant illumination and powerful freeze-capable bursts. It features a built-in Godox 2.4G X system receiver compatible with Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fuji, Panasonic, Olympus and Pentax cameras, an easy-to-read LCD panel, and a Bowens mount for use with a wide range of light modifiers. The unit runs on 100–240 VAC and is designed for versatile studio use.

Advantages

The FV150 delivers accurate color with a CRI/TLCI of approximately 96/95 and dimmable continuous output from 0–100%. Its flash output is up to four times brighter than the continuous mode and supports High Speed Sync down to 1/8000 s. Additional features include eight built-in FX modes, strobe capability, stable thermal performance during rapid firing, and integrated 2.4G wireless control with support for 16 groups and 32 channels.

Suitable for

• Studio portrait and fashion photography
• Commercial product and e-commerce shoots
• Action and sports photography requiring motion freeze
• Video and continuous-light setups with occasional flash use

Key specifications

• Model: Godox FV150
• Light type: Hybrid LED continuous + flash
• Color temperature: 5600 K
• CRI/TLCI: 96 / 95
• Continuous dimming: 0–100%
• Flash power range: 1/8 to full power
• High Speed Sync: up to 1/8000 s
• Strobe rate: up to 10 Hz (normal), 8 Hz (HSS)
• Wireless: Built-in Godox 2.4G X system (16 groups, 32 channels)
• Mount: Bowens mount with umbrella channel
• Power input: 100–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz
• MPN / EAN: FV150 / 6952344218402

How to use

Set the unit to continuous or flash mode using the front-panel controls and adjust brightness or flash power via the LCD interface. Mount compatible modifiers on the Bowens mount and position the light for the desired effect. For remote triggering, pair the FV150 with a Godox X-series transmitter or use the built-in receiver with a compatible camera. When using HSS, select the appropriate sync setting on both camera and transmitter to enable shutter speeds up to 1/8000 s.

Recommendations

For accurate color-critical work, allow the lamp to warm up briefly in continuous mode before final exposure checks. Use appropriate modifiers and power settings: start with mid-level flash power and increase as needed to avoid clipping highlights while retaining freeze capability at high shutter speeds.