Zoomer New Member Aug 31, 2002 #41 Originally posted by kamwai what is the GN for F1000?? Click to expand... 30 feet, or just a bit more than 9m. No ISO stated.
Originally posted by kamwai what is the GN for F1000?? Click to expand... 30 feet, or just a bit more than 9m. No ISO stated.
M mpenza Senior Member Aug 31, 2002 #42 Originally posted by Zoomer 30 feet, or just a bit more than 9m. No ISO stated. Click to expand... cannot be 30 feet lah. It's way too low. A cheap slave flash I used to have is stronger than this. Range I think was abt 30 feet right? Assuming a F2.8 aperture would put the GN at 84 feet.
Originally posted by Zoomer 30 feet, or just a bit more than 9m. No ISO stated. Click to expand... cannot be 30 feet lah. It's way too low. A cheap slave flash I used to have is stronger than this. Range I think was abt 30 feet right? Assuming a F2.8 aperture would put the GN at 84 feet.
Zoomer New Member Aug 31, 2002 #43 Originally posted by mpenza cannot be 30 feet lah. It's way too low. A cheap slave flash I used to have is stronger than this. Range I think was abt 30 feet right? Assuming a F2.8 aperture would put the GN at 84 feet. Click to expand... Coverage range up to 10 meters (33 feet) http://www.sel.sony.com/SEL/consumer/ss5/home/digitalimagingaccessories/lights/hvl-f1000.shtml Sigh. How i wish it wasn't true.
Originally posted by mpenza cannot be 30 feet lah. It's way too low. A cheap slave flash I used to have is stronger than this. Range I think was abt 30 feet right? Assuming a F2.8 aperture would put the GN at 84 feet. Click to expand... Coverage range up to 10 meters (33 feet) http://www.sel.sony.com/SEL/consumer/ss5/home/digitalimagingaccessories/lights/hvl-f1000.shtml Sigh. How i wish it wasn't true.
7 707_FIRER New Member Sep 26, 2002 #44 Originally posted by willyfoo Difference not distinct leh... I don't mind going down to test it out... when?? Click to expand... hows did the test results show? pls pm me... i am almost going to get f1000 already....
Originally posted by willyfoo Difference not distinct leh... I don't mind going down to test it out... when?? Click to expand... hows did the test results show? pls pm me... i am almost going to get f1000 already....
M mpenza Senior Member Sep 26, 2002 #45 Originally posted by Zoomer Coverage range up to 10 meters (33 feet) http://www.sel.sony.com/SEL/consumer/ss5/home/digitalimagingaccessories/lights/hvl-f1000.shtml Sigh. How i wish it wasn't true. Click to expand... probably discussed elsewhere but Gain Number is not equal to coverage range. Gain number ~= Coverage range x Aperture used
Originally posted by Zoomer Coverage range up to 10 meters (33 feet) http://www.sel.sony.com/SEL/consumer/ss5/home/digitalimagingaccessories/lights/hvl-f1000.shtml Sigh. How i wish it wasn't true. Click to expand... probably discussed elsewhere but Gain Number is not equal to coverage range. Gain number ~= Coverage range x Aperture used