Flash Of Light After Someone Dies

This dies exactly what I need!

Classics never dies.

Someone on the tascam portacapture x8 listing recommended this case for the unit. After doing lots of looking and searching, I went to order itonly to find it out of stock. Very shortly thereafter though, it was back in stock and I ordered it. It arrived today and sure enough, the case fits the portacapture 8 like a dream. The other accessories are nice too.

Quality crimper and dies.

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

Not priced like a Gitzo, but it is every bit as solid and well made. It is light weight and compact. And it dies the job.

This will live in my camera bag from now till it dies.

I wish they were cheaper though. Someone's laughing all the way to the bank.

After many years using Yongnuo flashes I upgraded my flash kit to one of these Godox AD200's along with a Godox speed light which I use along with my Canon 430 EXIII-RT for a three light set up. I love my new kit and the XProC trigger is so much nicer and easier to use than my Yongnuo controller. Everything was easy to set up and it's enjoyable to use. I can't recommend this enough.

I've wanted to phase out of flash for a while for multiple reasons. After lots of searching, I landed on the 300d ii, and I'm very impressed. I've used it on one studio session so far and it's truly amazing. The best part, NO FLICKER with Sony A1 mirrorless at 1/400th using the electronic shutter (I didn't try higher). That's incredible. I love being able to see the light as I adjust the angle and direction without having to take multiple test shots with flash. Continuous lighting is a game-changer. I also love being able to create motion blur with a flowy dress at 1/60th of a second. I used this light with a 69 Elinchrom Rotalux Octabox with two layers of diffusion, and it still put out enough of light for me. If you like to stop down your aperture, use one layer of diffusion or jump up to the 600d. I highly recommend this light!!!