What is the guide number of the Strobe Flash?
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I am not sure what Guide Number of the Strobe Flash you meant? Can you explain what that number for. So i can ask our listing contractor,or our engineer to answer your question. Regards, kim
1847332
Hi Natalie, I first set the dial on top of the camera to "SCN"... I then push the button in the center of the dial on the back to see the different settings. I use the one with ballerina in the spotlight (last one on the second row). I click on the lightning bolt with the arrow (right sid eof dial) and make sure the flash is turned off. When I see how much light is being used on the stage I use the little +/- sign at the top of the dial on the back to adjust for brightness. I usually set it at -1... Hope this helps!
97951
Yes it is. You will need to order a flash diffuser because the strobe does not come with a diffuser. It also comes with a case and a float strap.
1971226
Mine did'nt come with an instruction manual. It's no big deal though cuz it's pretty simple to operate. Connect the sync cord that PBL provides to your camera and plug the other end to the strobe and you're in business.
13221
Not sure if you found your answer, but you'll need this to fire the strobe instead of using the pop-up flash on your camera body: Cowboystudio 4-Channel Radio Remote Trigger with 2 Receivers for Studio Strobe.It triggers the strobe to flash when you depress the shutter button.
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"HM-ANT Mount Diameter 98mm To Bowens Mount Speed Ring Adapter Studio Flash Strobe"
936122
No, it defaults to 1st brightest mode each time you turn it on. Strobe is 4th push.
2248970
Not familiar with that particular model speedlight, but I am pretty certain it will FIT the unit. If you mean larger in terms of power, that is harder to answer. I have used the very underpowered Nikon SB26 and I just up the ISO to 800 or even 1600 as needed to get the exposure I want. However, I am using a full-frame Nikon D800 and I can easily get away with using a high ISO and still retain the quality I need. Your mileage may vary. As with all things strobe, more power is always better. You can always go down :)
1792209
Hello!.... Technically, none. There's no difference between those two kits. Except for the color of the strobes. Regards.
97953
Yes it is. You will need to order a flash diffuser because the strobe does not come with a diffuser.It also comes with a case and a float strap.
744341
Just lightly press the button on the end. It will change from strobe to SOS to dim to full power. If it clicks, you have pushed it too far.
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In terms of the actual strobing speed it can vary from anywhere between a flash every few seconds to more than 7 or 8 per second
1779578
I assume R,G,B and strobe, and the other is R,G,B,Strobe, and master?I have one of my 4 like that. I kept ordering the same one from the same dealer. You might be able to get away by changing the starting address of the mis-matched fixture.
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I'd guess about an inch by a half inch or so. It's about the size of two nickels, I guess. You don't wait very long between flashes, maybe a few seconds at most.
690063
It's a flash strobe, but it does have a modeling light for constant light. I don't use the modeling lamp, so can't comment on it. I will say, I love this entire set up, I've got three and am about to order a third.Hope this helps
944920
I'm thinking you mean SB800? but yes, this flash as two slave modes S1 whereas it fires by any strobe light it detects. Then there is S2 where it should fire as a dedicated strobe when the SB800 is set on Master(RPT) mode. I can not attest to what the distance range is going to be. Your probably better off using the XTD260 to fire the SB800. To be sure contact the manufacturer. Hopefully they will know more than the fool who wrote the manual that comes with the unit.
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Yes here is a link to Nikon.com. Hope this helps you. I love this Flash it works great and for a great price! http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Flashes/SB-700-AF-Speedlight.html