
Godox
Godox ALUK-S-0301079 AK-R11 Flash Diffuser Dome
Magnetically-attached dome diffuser that transforms harsh flash into soft, omnidirectional light.
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Overview
Key Features
Flash Diffuser: create soft and bright light effect from various directions
Easy to use: Magnetic design, easy to install
Special magnetic design helps you quickly change parts
Specifications
Model
AK-R11
Type
Flash Diffuser Dome
Mounting
Magnetic
Native Compatibility
Godox V1, Godox V1pro
With Adapter (S-R1)
Godox AD100Pro, Godox H200R
Function
Soft, omnidirectional light diffusion
Frequently Asked Questions
How does the AK-R11 attach to a flash?
It uses a magnetic design that lets you snap it on and off the flash head instantly — no screws, clamps, or adapters needed when used with compatible Godox round-head flashes.
Which flashes is the AK-R11 compatible with?
It's designed for the Godox V1 and V1pro round-head flashes, and is also compatible with the Godox AD100Pro and H200R when used with the Godox S-R1 adapter.
What kind of lighting effect does the dome diffuser produce?
The dome shape spreads flash output into soft, omnidirectional light, reducing harsh shadows and creating more flattering illumination for portraits, events, and close-up subjects.
Can the AK-R11 be used with non-Godox flashes?
It is specifically designed for Godox's magnetic accessory system. Using it with non-Godox flashes would require a compatible magnetic adapter ring, such as the Godox S-R1, to provide the magnetic mounting surface.
Does the diffuser reduce flash power output?
Yes, as with any diffusion modifier, the dome absorbs and scatters some light. You will likely need to increase flash power or move closer to your subject to compensate for the light loss.