Adzz said:care to state what are ur settings for the lighting and on ur cam, how far is it placed etc....![]()
Konica Minolta 7Hi
Manual Flash mode
1/2000 at f9.5
100mm
Manual focus, 1.5 meters
this is the unedited version imported in RAW format

Adzz said:care to state what are ur settings for the lighting and on ur cam, how far is it placed etc....![]()
PQ23[B said:How bright is the slave flash and how far is the range?[/B]
It is Rated at 40 watt second, guide no. ISO100 @ 26m. Where Distance x Relative Aperture = Guide Number. At this specs, the power is more than enough for most indoor photography.
E.g
if the subject is 2m from the flash, at ISO100, the aperture of f13 will give you the correct exposure (2m x f13 = 26). Open up 1 to 2 stop with soft umbrella installed.
Drudkh said:yes, you have to fold it into a 8 shape first.
grab each of the rounded end diagonally and twist it.
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once, you get into the 8 shape, grab the righ end and try to fold it in indicated by the arrow.
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then it will become a 3 rings folded up tent.
synapseman said:The bulbs that we got are 45ws, right?
Anyway, according to the formula, we can find the correct aperture setting. But what about shutter speed? In this instance, is the shutter-speed a constant? Can I change the aperture/shutter speed combination?
It'd be great if we could share some FAQs and tips w.r.t. use of this strobe set-up.
(Pardon me, I'm a complete newbie when it comes to studio lighting.)
rafiano said:ok..here is a newbie question....if i am shooting portrait....should the strobe (with umbrella attached) be placed towards the subject (like a softbox), or should the strobe (with umbrella attached) be placed away from the subject (like a reflector)?? tried both ways...cant see much difference...hehehe
btw PQ23...keep it up bro!! am really enjoying my purchase. any updates on cheap background for portraiture??
chunger said:Here is my sample pictures of the Unit A + B can do. Very good... just that the bending line in the backdrop is not perfect only.
Test Pic 1
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Test Pic 2
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Setup
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HOCL said:PQ
Maybe we shd have another feedback thread, but I thought I shd quickly report this ....
When I tried to connect the sync cord to the connector on the strobe, I could feel a short circuit through the cord. I quickly switched off the strobe (the switch on the strobe, not the mains), and then tried to connect the the other end of the snc cord to the camera (through the hotshoe adaptor). This time, with strobe off (but mains on), I could feel the current running through my entire camera! I quickly pull out the sync cord in case my camera got fried!
Otherwise, the strobes performed normally when triggered by built-in flash.
Is this normal?
Adzz said:u can try discharging the lights first before turning it off?
Yih Yeong said:Oh sorry for being unclear. However, I encounter the shock when I am trying to use the camera connected to the light. It is not getting the shock when I try to mismantle/off the setup.![]()
dawgbyte77 said:How do you trigger both lights at the same time?
PQ23 said:You only need to connect the first light to your hotshoe. Second light with be triggered by the flash of the first light. As described in my first post, this flash can be triggered by cable or flash light.