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Adorama Rovelight RL 600, thoughts?

 
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May 01, 2015 11:59 as a reply to  @ post 17539591 |  #436

I paid the $479 just last week for mine!




  
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May 01, 2015 13:19 |  #437

KHAWACHEN wrote in post #17539591 (external link)
Can this be used to mount PCB 47" octabox, also PCB 22" BD?

And is $479 the current price for Rovelight 600B? Any way to get the previous $399 deal?

Thank you

Yes on the Octa... no on the BD. The BD is made just for teh alien bees. I have one.

I'm fixing to modify it (drilling/bolting required to accomplish this) To get it to fit to bowens mount.

and FYI... they just jacked the price up on those speedlight S2 adapters. I just bought 4 of them 2 days ago for 22.65/ea prime.


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May 01, 2015 15:50 as a reply to  @ Talley's post |  #438

Gotcha!

So Whats the verdict on trigger choice for HSS?

Godox Cells II vs YN622c with Hot shoe PC sync cord?




  
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May 01, 2015 17:22 |  #439

KHAWACHEN wrote in post #17539947 (external link)
Gotcha!

So Whats the verdict on trigger choice for HSS?

Godox Cells II vs YN622c with Hot shoe PC sync cord?

I use the YN-622c as wireless trigger w/o problem, just the sync cord and no need for hot shoe adapter. But I already own few of theose.




  
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May 01, 2015 17:47 |  #440

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I use the YN-622c as wireless trigger w/o problem, just the sync cord and no need for hot shoe adapter. But I already own few of theose.

Got the link for he sync cord?
Initially i was leaning towards Cells II for cleaner setup but I have a 6D and looking at GodoxStudio eBay listing, its not supported, so now where to get the older Cells II that does maybe support 6D? Or just go for one YN622c and a Sync cord.

"1. Cells II does not support 6D with HSS function!!
2. This is NEW version Cells II, which supports Canon 5D Mark III perfectly."

http://pages.ebay.com …w&alt=web&id=30​1201318617 (external link)




  
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May 01, 2015 19:20 |  #441

KHAWACHEN wrote in post #17539591 (external link)
Can this be used to mount PCB 47" octabox, also PCB 22" BD?

And is $479 the current price for Rovelight 600B? Any way to get the previous $399 deal?

Thank you

Talley beat me to the punch, but yes this (http://www.amazon.com …0&linkId=OHIMD4​VWMZGWD56K (external link)) is the correct adapter to mount any PCB softbox and/or octabox, however it won't work for the rigid BD. I have one too but it won't fit any of my Bowens mount lights, only my Alien Bees and White Lighting monolights.


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May 01, 2015 19:54 |  #442

KHAWACHEN wrote in post #17540027 (external link)
Got the link for he sync cord?

www.ebay.com/itm/Lot-of-10-x-3-5mm-Plug-to-Male-FlashTrigger-PC-Sync-Cord-Cable-12-12-inch-x10-/190956328767?ssPageNa​me=ADME:L:OC:US:3160 (external link)




  
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May 01, 2015 22:48 |  #443

I just got the cells II and it works great. Can't wait to go use it more


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May 01, 2015 23:06 |  #444

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Rob, what kind of backdrop is that?


Sorry, I just saw this! It is a DennyMFG quickstep backdrop. It was regularily $2xx.00 and I got it $59.00 right before this shoot. I ordered 3 diff colors at that price. 10x20 size.
The only bad thing is that you have to clamp it tightly to remove wrinkles!! The dryer and steam tricks simply do not work!!


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May 03, 2015 10:25 |  #445

someone0 wrote in post #17540007 (external link)
I use the YN-622c as wireless trigger w/o problem, just the sync cord and no need for hot shoe adapter. But I already own few of theose.

Thanks for the link. Flash Havoc says hotshoe adapter to PC stnc cord is neededYou are saying its not needed for HSS, what changed?

http://flashhavoc.com …-rovelight-rl-600-review/ (external link)

For Canon, the YN-622C unfortunately require an extra hotshoe to PC sync cord, as the PC sync port on the side of the YN-622C transmitter is where the pre-sync signal is provided.

The hotshoe and TRS transmitter are actually just sitting on top of the YN-622C hotshoe here, just as somewhere convenient to mount them. The only electrical connection is through the PC sync cord, not actually the YN-622C hotshoe.

This may not look particularly attractive, though the HSS functionality is pretty amazing, and well worthwhile looking a little strange on the camera.




  
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May 03, 2015 10:51 |  #446

KHAWACHEN wrote in post #17541610 (external link)
Thanks for the link. Flash Havoc says hotshoe adapter to PC stnc cord is neededYou are saying its not needed for HSS, what changed?

http://flashhavoc.com …-rovelight-rl-600-review/ (external link)

I believe that hot shoe is for tethering shoot/passthrough, not wireless. I could be wrong, but that is my impression. The way I have mine is 622-tx on my 5D3 and 622c attach to RL-600 via short sync cord. The remote trigger that came with it was not needed in anyway. Still it is wise to keep that trigger on your hand/pocket to uae it as remote to adjuat light power. Even though 622-TX have an option to adjust timing for HSS monolight, no adjustment is needed for me and other who have tried with this setup. If you already have some 622c, I would sugguest you try to do so with this method first, hence a shot pc sync cord is relatively cheap and offer you wireless trigger. The TX model may or may not be needed because there was no adjustment needed on the TX, but I can't say that for sure. Maybe I should try that when I have time, but definitely not this weekend. Too busy with work. The wireless remote solution definitely work with RL-600 in/out of HSS mode. No black bar for me. Since I just got a 7D2 I should test it with this solution also. I need to know the full capabilities and limitations anyway. Perhaps even a short review. That said I still dont have any modifier other than what came with it.




  
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May 03, 2015 11:02 as a reply to  @ someone0's post |  #447

I see...
Looks like most sell two YN622C together.
And i believe it can both act as trigger or receiver...

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May 03, 2015 11:50 as a reply to  @ post 17534919 |  #448

Can you tell me what was the distance between modifier and subject?




  
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May 04, 2015 12:21 as a reply to  @ KHAWACHEN's post |  #449

Yes, they are transceiver. I keep a ziptie on my battery handles for my RL...B. Just slip the 622C in when I need to use the light and away I shoot, keep the garbage remote local just for making adjustments so i dont have to walk over to the light., but if you ever forget the remote... no worries, just walk over to it and make your adjustments.




  
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May 05, 2015 22:38 |  #450

It was hot and windy out but the RL held its ground! The shadows were not completely eliminated but the Rovelight was awesome.
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