The PERFECT minimalist flash kit (LOW BUDGET, HIGH QUALITY)
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2022
- In these two cases, I have all the lighting I need to complete 95% of all the professional jobs I've ever had to do. This kit is extremely flexible, intentional and easy to carry to your job in one trip.
Small flash geni.us/FEO0
Medium flash geni.us/ifwgi
Large flash geni.us/SDDx
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Medium flash batteries geni.us/rVnDZ
Large flash batteries geni.us/mRw3Pf
AC adapter unit geni.us/v4sRGKD
Flash gels kit geni.us/egWxwOb
Godox Trigger geni.us/Ja4Sso
Pocket Wizard geni.us/FShkKX
Silicone bumper geni.us/MN9r
Battery holders geni.us/pB3Yc
Mesh pencil case geni.us/dhxrop7
I purchased the cases here
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Large geni.us/9bFBJtX
I had my foam custom cut here
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You do the pen markup on the reverse. Just flip the foam.
It will be ways off your larger strobe when configured bare bulb. 200ws VS 600ws.
Battery wise in the ST-IV trigger it is down to the rechargeable 1.2V VS 1.5 V in normal batteries. Works fine though.
The AD200 batteries will do 500 full power flashes.
Bare bulb will fill the modifier much better, the speedlite head will offer more output as it is more focused (35mm pattern).
A good solid kit PJ.
All great points! Wow 500 is way more than I thought.
And perhaps I don't understand WS as a measurement of output as it measures power not light.
But am I right in thinking that 600ws at 1/1 is only actually 1.5 stops more than 200ws at 1/1?
An additional stop of light is 2 x the "power" so 200 x 2 = 400.
By that logic an 800ws flash is only actually 2 stops more than a 200ws flash.
I'm sorry if that makes no sense it's not easy to explain haha.
Good tip for Clark Rubber
I’ll be going back to get more done for sure
This is fantastic. I don’t know how I missed this one when it was published.
Thanks so much mark
I did exactly the same. Same cases from Bunnings, 2 AD200 and AD-B2 in one case, and 2 V860 II in another with Xpro Triggers for all major brands.
Nice very similar! How did you find the foam stood up after use? It seems like you have to leave big gaps between each section (and waste a bit of space) if you want to have some structure to it
@@PJPantelis I wish I can post photos here n show you....wait..can we actually post pics here?
@@pennyfan13 No i don't think so. You can message me on instagram though or we have a facebook group in the description
Great video. I noticed the same problem with my X Pro battery indicator, but only if I use rechargeable batteries. When I use non-rechargeables, the battery indicator problem disappears. Not sure why.
Oh that’s so interesting. Do you find sometimes the connections is bad with the hot shoe? I never noticed on canon but with my Sony camera I find the contacts really delicate on the x pro
@@PJPantelis I've never had an issue with reliability on my Canon XS, which I shot with for years, and haven't had an issue yet with my R6, which I've had for about 4 months.
The Godox transmitters are designed to work with 1.5v batteries and rechargeable batteries are usually 1.2v so the battery gauge won't correctly show the battery life. I use deleepow batteries now to get an accurate reading. There's an added benefit of being more stable to avoid any minor misfires you might experience with 1.2v batteries.
@@fjhphoto I didn't know that rechargables are 1.2v. I always assumed that they were rated the same as alkalines. This explains what's going on. Thanks for the insight.
@@fjhphoto Wow thankyou so much for clearing that up!!
Great video! Can I ask you where you got the gels and that little holder for it?
I think it was eBay or Amazon. I forgot to link them, thanks for reminding me. I’ll find the product update the description when I get home tonight 👍
@@PJPantelis thanks in advance!! :))
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@@sonicdrone Added now mate!
@@PJPantelis thanks for the effort and the sharing. Just picked up the gels. Thumbs up.
@@smalltalk.productions9977 pleasure!
You can re glue the cut edges.
That’s a great idea! Thoughts on painting the top?
@@PJPantelis plastidip spray from repco or supercheap.
Depends on the foam, if it's like the plucked foam used for the cases it may take 5 or more thin coats. Then more dense foam.
@@PJPantelis or that flex seal stuff like seen on the latenight ads be similar to plastidip.
@@PJPantelis why don’t you just put the foam upside down. the bottom shouldn’t have sharpie lines and the holes will be the same :)
@@roman2374 that’s actually a pretty smart suggestion haha!
There is a typo. The title says qaulity and it should say quality
holy shit how did i miss that, thankyou
@@PJPantelis no prob, dawg. Great video