tugwilson

The AD200 round head is not a fresnel. It's basically the tube from the bare bulb mounted horizontally in a reflector with a modeling light led behind it. There's a diffuser at the front of the ...

I wonder how they would have done had they launched the campaign today and compared it to the Profoto B10?

The Nissin MD10 takes 26650s and has an HV port http://flashhavoc.com/nissin-mg10-cordless-ttl-handgrip-flash-released/ Worth reading Ivan Arnaudov's comments on the safe handling of the flat ...

Try putting one of your 568EIIs in top of your 622C and switch the radio off on the flash. Now set the shutter speed to above the sync speed and shoot some pictures. If the flash works as expected ...

I agree. It strikes me that the most likely light to suffer (other than the B2) by the release of the B10 is the A1. If I was using Profoto I don't think I'd buy an A1 to use off camera when the ...

You might be interested in how Godox describe themselves http://www.godox.com/EN/AboutUS.html

Have you considered travel tripod legs as light stands? They pack down small and are reasonably light. They work very well on uneven ground and if you can drive a tent peg into the ground you can ...

Chinese gear doesn't have to be just as good. It just has to be better than what the majority of photographers need for significantly less money Have you read The Innovator's Dilemma There are PDFs ...

At some point the entire photographic lighting industry will wake up to the importance of using open protocols to control light settings (probably not triggering). When they do that we'll see ...

That's interesting. I would have guessed that it would be really useful in a studio, especially if you are shooting tethered, but less useful on location. Is that what you find? I think Godox ...

Broncolor has had apps for iphone, iPad and Android devices for the Siros and Scoro since their launch. WiFi rather than Bluetooth but very similar functionality Don't think it has changed any games.

I bought two extra AD200 bulbs and keep them permanently in an AD-B2. Makes setting up the dual head a matter of seconds.

Max recycle time 2s No syc socket Power cable is for the charger, but you can charge the battery in use. Slightly cheaper than buying an A1 dual kit.

Are you shooting TTL or manual? If manual what power setting are you using? Are you using HSS? Are you shooting a long, rapid series of exposures? Have you read and understood the Protection ...

It's not a Godox light. It doesn't have an inbuilt radio trigger but you could use an inexpensive 3rd party trigger/receiver, it does not use a Bowens mount which will make finding modifiers ...

Seems to be the B10. A 250Ws battery strobe.

Google cache of a now deleted page give a price of €1,602...

You can buy them both together in a kit http://xritephoto.com/i1-photographer-kit It's generally slightly cheaper than buying them individually.

What's surprising is the lack of interest in the light. Only 90 backers. Even if they have the money to bring it in to production their sales forecast would have to be very very optimistic to ...

The Kickstarter campaign has closed and the funding target has not been met. I wonder what they will do now

One of the things Godox recommend in this case is to turn on the short range mode on the trigger (power off, hold down the Test button and power on, wait for the ready light to blink twice).