The Godox Lux Master is a tricky light to place with it not being like anything else on the market – except for the other Godox Lux flashes. Godox is a brand that produces both high-end professional strobes and speed lights such as the Godox AD600 Pro II, and that also develops smaller more unique direct flashes like the Godox Lux range, aimed more toward enthusiasts and the everyday consumer. The Godox Lux Master fits into the latter category, however, features elements far above its station!

Godox is alternatively known in some regions as Flashpoint or Wistro, and its Lux range of vintage direct flashes offers an affordable on-camera fill flash inspired by those from eras gone by. The Lux Master is the most substantial of the range, offering a power output of 1/1 -1/256, enough to brighten up any dimly lit scene indoors or out.

The Lux Master blends vintage aesthetics with modern technology effortlessly, making a unique flash inspired by that used by famed photographer Weegee in the 1930s and 1940s. By way of an elongated body, a fanned reflector dish, and a bare bulb, the flash sits alongside the camera, providing a unique look and feel to the images.