Hello everyone! In today’s video, I’m breaking down my off-camera flash setup for outdoor portraits using the Sony A7 IV & Godox AD200 with the Sony 85mm f/1.8 lens. ⭐️ Support my channel or buy me a coffee (NOT REQUIRED) ➡️ I’ll walk you through the gear I’m using — including the SmallRig 85 Parabolic Soft-box and Godox X3 trigger — and show you how I position my flash, dial in my exposure, and use high-speed sync to get clean, professional results. I’ll also explain how to balance ambient light with flash, how to place your soft-box for the best light, and why HSS can be a game-changer when shooting wide open outdoors in sunlight. Whether you’re just getting into flash photography or looking to improve your workflow, I hope this gives you a look at how I work and how you can apply the same techniques to your own shoots. If you found this helpful, let me know in the comments and feel free to ask any questions! Thanks for watching. [Camera]: Sony A7IV: Sony A6700 (Crop Sensor): DJI Osmo Action 5: [Lens]: Sony 85mm 1.8 Lens: Sony 24-70mm GM II: Sony 16-35mm f/4: Sony 70-200mm f/2.8: [Flash]: Godox AD200 II Pro: Godox V1 (Sony): Godox X3 Trigger (Sony): [Flash Bracket]: Godox S-Type Bracket: [COB Light]: SmallRig 120B Light: [Light Modifier]: SmallRig 33inch Soft-Box: SmallRig 21inch Soft-Box: [Light Stand]: Neewer Light Stand: [Tripod]: Manfrotto BeFree Tripod (Lever, Black): [Microphone]: Blue Yetti: DJI Mic Mini: [Filters]: K&F 82mm ND2-ND32: *Please note, I may earn a commission on some of the links above. #flashphotography #photography #portraitfeed TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Intro 0:19 - Gear & Equipment 0:38 - Trigger & Flash 0:50 - Expose for Ambient Light 1:18 - Turn Flash On & Power Adjustments 2:32 - Model & Light Placement 2:56 - High Speed Sync 4:16 - Outro