Just announced: New Godox Lux Master Retro Camera Flash

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The new Godox Lux Master Retro Camera Flash is now already in Stock at Amazon, BHphoto and Adorama.

Key Features:

  • Color Touchscreen
    Simply swipe or tap to switch between modes or adjust settings swiftly.
  • One-Tap Wireless Sync with X3
    Lux Master can work seamlessly with triggers like X3, XproII and X2T. Pairing with the X3 is a breeze like never before-just tap the wireless sync on the X3 and tap the sync icon on Lux Master, and they’ll synchronize wirelessly in an instant.
  • Supports TTL
    While maintaining its retro-styled appearance, Lux Master offers modern convenience with TTL auto flash, ensuring effortless and accurate flash exposure. Moreover, Lux Master also supports stroboscopic flash, front curtain sync and rear curtain sync, as well as High-Speed Sync.
  • Tiltable Flash Head for Bounce Flash
    Lux Master features a tiltable flash head adjustable from 0 to 90 degrees.
    Valuable replaceable reflectors
    In auto flash mode, simply tap the reflector icon to switch among four reflector types and adjust corresponding parameters such as aperture and ISO.
  • 460 Full Power Flashes
    With its built-in 7.2V 2980mAh lithium battery, Lux Master delivers strong power output, offering up to 460 full-power flashes.
  • Built-in Lithium Battery, Type-C Charging
    Recharging is quick and easy with the USB-C port, with a charging time of approximately 2 hours.

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Reminder: After updating, the message “The Wi-Fi/Bluetooth unit has malfunctioned.” appears.

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I noticed that a couple of readers missed to notice and read this important note from Sony regarding the A1 2.01 firmware update. So I thought it’s best to highlight it to make sure you don’t waste time looking for a solution:

With the latest firmware, the following message will be displayed if a hardware error related to the network function is detected when the Wi-Fi or Bluetooth function is turned on. (Displayed only when a hardware problem is detected, not a software problem)
You can continue shooting by pressing OK, but you will not be able to use the network functions, so we recommend that you take the camera in for inspection as soon as possible.

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