He responds quickly to questions and ships out in a very timely manner, even with custom adapters like I got.
I'm thinking about taking the plunge on his 43" reflector...
Nov 04, 2013 18:17 | #31 He responds quickly to questions and ships out in a very timely manner, even with custom adapters like I got.
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InterMurph Senior Member 253 posts Joined Nov 2011 Location: Gloucester, Massachusetts More info | Nov 04, 2013 18:37 | #32 That light meter does not replace your flash trigger(s).
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InterMurph wrote in post #16424630 That light meter does not replace your flash trigger(s). It is a light meter that can trigger your Pocket Wizards, then measure the output, then tell you what the exposure is. I am still getting the flash trigger, which I believe is the PocketWizard FlexTT5? Sekonic L-478DR wrote: Wireless Flash Power Control Wirelessly control and modify the power output of PocketWizard-mounted/enabled strobes or flashes directly from your meter. Three sliders allow you to dial up or dial down flash power from full to 1/64th power directly from the meter. Up to three zones can be managed; when working with more than one zone, determine each zone's values individually in order to establish desired lighting ratios, then an overall exposure sum will be determined. To me, that sounds like an AC3 built right into the light meter.
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Nov 04, 2013 19:45 | #34 I think this might be it; this might be my finalized shopping list:
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