The quadra killer AKA Cheetahstand CL-600

Do you think that you can do a test, when the battery is fully charged, to see what its the autonomy using only the modeling light?

You are only suppose to run the modeling lamp for an hour at a time. Not sure what your asking about testing?

About the autonomy of the battery using only the modeling light.
So 1 hour, nice.

alessandro2009 wrote in post #16908571
About the autonomy of the battery using only the modeling light.
So 1 hour, nice.

The battery will last longer then an hour using the modeling light, but its only recommend to use for a hour and let rest before using again. If you run it longer then an hour and damage the unit it will void your warranty.

Remember this is a portable strobe unit and should not be compared to a studio strobe.

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abbadon31 wrote in post #16908730
The battery will last longer then an hour using the modeling light, but its only recommend to use for a hour and let rest before using again. If you run it longer then an hour and damage the unit it will void your warranty.

Isn't present a fan for cold the led? Or not?

alessandro2009 wrote in post #16910491
Isn't present a fan for cold the led? Or not?

Again that is more in a studio ac strobe units feature not portable. Remember your running off a battery and your suppose to be using it as a strobe not consistent light. Its not that it gets really hot since it is an led I've tested it running it for an hour. Having a fans is just going to drain your pack. If your wanting a conistent light unit I would get a light panel setup instead.

Time 11am full sun
ISO 100
1/200
f/2.8
ND16 filter
cl-600 stock reflector 6"

No need for HSS in my style of shooting these images are sharp and crisp enuff for me
Without a little motion blur then whats the difference then just posing and doing a composite image.

Scott, Good examples.
If you had used a model no one would have notices the slightly blurred foot anyway.

Full power? That's as good as 1/1500 shutter speed.

Anyone shooting action is familiar with the adage to try to time the shot to a peak of action when things have momentarily stopped. Not that that's easy to do.

Thats at full power and manual focus and my strobe is a little over exposed I should have dropped it down a little.

Nice work rob

abbadon31 wrote in post #16900922

AMAZING PICTURES!!!!!!!!

Thanks for the kind words Jesus

Scott,
Have you tried any SuperSync testing?
I know that you prefer ND filters but I'm sure there are others that would like to try this approach.
It looks like the t.1 duration is a bit short for SuperSync, especially with something like the YN-622c since it doesn't have ability to tune the FP sync delay.