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May 25, 2016 16:40 |  #301

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You know... he could sell off the AB800 and make the move to a Rovelight or Godox (use Cheetahstand.com) and ditch the ND filters....

Duuuude Im trying to make a sale!


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May 25, 2016 16:57 |  #302

I may just use an ND anyway with my Rovelight. In HSS, the gradient is fairly pronounced. It's fixable in post, but it is annoying. I am using the YN622 triggers to get the HSS to work, btw.

I'd like to ask someone who's had experience with both - is the gradient as pronounced in the new Godox light?

I'm pretty happy otherwise with the Rovelight.




  
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May 25, 2016 17:08 |  #303

Pennebakerphoto wrote in post #18019050 (external link)
I may just use an ND anyway with my Rovelight. In HSS, the gradient is fairly pronounced. It's fixable in post, but it is annoying. I am using the YN622 triggers to get the HSS to work, btw.

I'd like to ask someone who's had experience with both - is the gradient as pronounced in the new Godox light?

I'm pretty happy otherwise with the Rovelight.

The new Gidox uses proper HSS with pulsing (shouldn't get a noticeable gradient), your Rovelight is using long tail sync, which is why you get the gradient.


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May 25, 2016 17:19 |  #304

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The new Gidox uses proper HSS with pulsing (shouldn't get a noticeable gradient), your Rovelight is using long tail sync, which is why you get the gradient.


I agree... no gradient with the Godox(Cheetah/Flashpoi​nt) strobe. Shot outdoors on Sunday... 300 pops... no gradient.

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May 25, 2016 19:09 as a reply to  @ Hatch1921's post |  #305

Ugh, I guess I gotta get one then lol!




  
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May 26, 2016 00:04 |  #306

DThriller wrote in post #18018980 (external link)
Oh and bad news: you're ab800 cant do hss but I have a variable ND filter I'll sell you

Technically it can. I used to shoot AB800 at 1/600 with my old 1dmk2 using PW mini/flex. AB1600 can do it much better.


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May 26, 2016 00:05 |  #307

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I agree... no gradient with the Godox(Cheetah/Flashpoi​nt) strobe. Shot outdoors on Sunday... 300 pops... no gradient.

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How much power these strobes have in HSS mode? Any day time shot to show. Thanks in advance.


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May 26, 2016 00:10 |  #308

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How much power these strobes have in HSS mode? Any day time shot to show. Thanks in advance.


Have a look at the exif data on my previous shots. All taken from 8 to almost noon.... full on sun...

The Cheetah 600x has plenty of power to light the scene. I do not know what the watt seconds are when using HSS. I was around 1/2 power most of the shoot.... with a 39" deep octa.
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May 26, 2016 02:36 |  #309

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I may just use an ND anyway with my Rovelight. In HSS, the gradient is fairly pronounced. It's fixable in post, but it is annoying. I am using the YN622 triggers to get the HSS to work, btw.

I'd like to ask someone who's had experience with both - is the gradient as pronounced in the new Godox light?

I'm pretty happy otherwise with the Rovelight.

Before you sell up, remember this - for portrait orientation shots under Supersync (Rovelight) in particular:

https://photography-on-the.net …showthread.php?​p=17771268

note the width of the two histogram peaks, just from shutter button/grip up or down relative to the flash source position/side.




  
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May 26, 2016 20:11 |  #310

Hello, My first post here. I use the elinchrom Skyport HS with a D-Lite RX4 powered by a VML. I find the RX4, while inexpensive, responds well to high speed sync and I can get clean exposures up to 1/8000 sec with minimal to no banding. These shots are uncropped and have not been retouched other than WB, levels, sharpening, etc. in Lightroom. The dark skin was very challenging against that white dress, not sure why it looks so washed out.

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May 28, 2016 11:55 |  #313

Cheetah CL600x with the Elinchrom 39in deep octa. Public park here in Phoenix AZ.

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May 28, 2016 18:33 |  #314

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May 29, 2016 09:00 |  #315

Question for rove light users: Is there a way to stop the light from firing a less strong flash when its not charged? I was on full power the other day and was firing too fast and the flash fired at less power when wasn't given enough time. I know my speed lights have a custom function to turn that off and on (I forget what its called). It might just be a thing that the RL just does. I was just wondering about it bc it can make you think your power is wrong when its just you didn't give it the time to recycle.


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