HI All, Can these be rigged to fire Studio Monolights? (I have 2 Flashpoint 300ws lights, just curious
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Yes, the receivers have a RCA banana style port to connect to a monolight PC port via an included cable. However you won't get TTL flash control, manual mode only via the PC connection. The primary benefit of the Odin Phottix is radio control TTL with Sony/Minolta flash units.
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These mounts are for hot shoe mount flashes. It does not fit any of my studio strobes.
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They work just fine with surefire. I don't know why the listing says it's not compatible. So long as is 3.0 volts you are good. Not 3.7 or 3.8, watch out for those trustfire types.I use these in my surefire and streamlights all the time.
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I usually wall install these units but if you read the instructions I'm pretty sure they can be ceiling mounted. There is a problem with some units that when they operate at night after install they may strobe and not stay on full brightness. I was able to fix that by adjusting the time and sensitivity at night. I spoke with a Lithonia Rep who said that this was a reoccurring situation.
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No it will not. If you would like a trigger for monolights, I suggest you go for PocketWizards.
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This is made for strobes like the canon 550, 580, 600 etc. Any strop that would fit on top of your camera. You do not need a heavy light stand as the unit is very light weight. This is not for a studio strobe where you would need external power. Extra battery pack is a good thing though. The unit itself has all the tilts you should need. I use this on a medium to light light stand and have never had a problem.
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Mike C. These stands suck hard. Fortunately they are a pretty standard light stand. Look for any nicer stand and they should work.
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Since this soft box is made for speedlights and studio flash, I wouldn't recommend using a high wattage tungsten. Softboxes made for flash probably aren't made from the heat resistant fabric used in softboxes made specifically for tungsten lights...
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No they will not, talk to meprolight. They have great tech support and will be able to point you in the right direction. They are awesome sights, they work well, look good and glow bright. Hope this helps
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these flash triggers have worked with every flash system I have tried them with. Bowers, Profoto, Hensel, Speedotron & Alien Bees. I would suspect they will be just fine for Calumet. But you may need more than one set or additional receivers as you will need a receiver for each monolight.
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You can mount your remote triggers onto the other slots. I suppose you could use them for other flash but it would be a bit unstable.
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I haven't used these light that I got yet but did tinker with them enough to know that you can turn the modeling light off and the strobe will fire fine. I can't say about removing them but since you can turn them off I don't understand why you would want to remove them. My suggestion to you would be to remove them and see for yourself what happens. I would assume that if you can remove them you can put them back on???
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Hi, Per checked with our supplier,they told me that this item can work with the studio lights. Any question,pls feel free to ask me. Thank you&best regards, Rayna CC World
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I use the 85W lights individually, for taking stills. You might contact LimoStudio online at www.limostudio.com/. There is some customer feedback there you will be interested in. The 85W bulbs are about 1 foot long, and have a base that is 3.5" in diameter and about the same in length. They might be too large in diameter to fit together so closely...that is just my Eyeball Estimate (EE). Good Luck!
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No these are light modifiers, to work with monolights. They can be a beauty dish, softbox, reflectors or a snoot. Designed to work with a stand-alone strobe called a monolight. I have several to go on my Flashpoint mono's from Adorama.com.
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These come with a hot shoe trigger, so yes, you can slave the units to a hot shoe flash. The flash trigger is also still active though.
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Michael M.I don't know what you are doing but I have several of these and never have an issue. Granted they are not the best quality but no reason for dimmer not to work with them.Do make sure the LED bulbs are dimmable, if they are not you will get a strobe light effect.