tugwilson

Yes I heard the MK II adapter was a great improvement on the MK I

You're replying to a zombie thread Is that right? I thought it was 500Ws split across the two heads. I had a couple of the original Quadra packs. I found the tiny heads a PITA.  To use any decent ...

that argument makes no sense to me in the context of studio strobes. I can see the use of speedlights being impacted by better low light performance. In a studio you're generally wanting to ...

No argument with any of this. In both cases you can use remote heads to get the weight of the light lower down the stand. I've done that with both and the ADB2 is a bit of a PITA. One quite large ...

Also is the AD360 within a metre or so of the trigger when you are trying to fire it? If so either move it away or put the trigger in short range mode (C.Fn DIST 0-30m)

I have a couple of MS300s too. I haven't noticed them getting very hot but then mine are 240V versions and I don't use the MLs a lot.

They removed the socket altogether on the B10

Thank you, That's the first entirely positive review of that light that I've see. It obviously fits very well with your workflow. For those not familiar with the light it's this one. You are ...

The softbox is modeled on a Lastolite one. So the Lastolite Bowens adapter should work with it. Unfortunately that's quite expensive new and probably not worth the money. You could look for a ...

The X1T has really been superseded by the X2T, here is a video by Robert Hall which goes through the improvements in detail. Having 16 rather than 5 groups is only of interest if you are using ...

The foot of the TT685 has a small pin which extends when you lock the strobe onto the hotshoe. This goes into a hole in the hotshoe. It looks like this isn't engaging in your case. Can you check ...

Are you using softboxes or brollies? If you are using softboxes there's a very good argument for using AD400Pro or AD300Pro. That is that both support the Godox proprietary modifier mount. ...

Unless there's an Elinchrom user who owns one of these triggers able to comment I'd suggest you contact your local Elinchrom dealer. i'd be quite surprised if it did not have a sleep mode.

Neither have I but the manual is downloadable from the Elinchrom web site. No I don't know but it's possible. Manuals for these are available on the Godox site

According to the manual here the sleep time is 30 minutes (see page 20). Godox triggers let you switch the sleep function off.

P2400 doen't support TTL/HSS

Well spotted! The large white object which is missing from the Bron version is the socket that the AF illuminator fits into. The bron trigger doesn't have one. You might be interested in the Bowens ...

The only significant difference that I noticed was one of the ribbon cables is considerably narrower on the Bron version. What else have you noticed?

In hardware terms they are very similar. Specifically the antenna are identical. Picture of the internals of the Godox X1T are here and the Born vesion here .

Probably a strobe with a gobo in a projection attachment like this . Strobe is quite low as the shadow on the model is considerably lower than the shadow on the background.