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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. what is the color temparature of flash head bulb?

A: The Photogenic PL2500DRC offers a daylight kelvin temperature.

Q: 2. does any soft box or beauty dish can go on it ?

A: If you purchase the correct speedring for your monolight strobe, then yes, you may use softboxes or beauty dishes with the Photogenic PLR500DRC Radio Solair 500W/s Monolight. As indicated under the Accessories tab, you may purchase the Photogenic Speed Ring with Back Plate for Photogenic Flash Heads, B&H # PHBPSRP, or the Photoflex SC-B9010SFR Speed Ring for Photogenic and Norman Monolights, B&H # PHSRODP. These work with most universal softboxes that require a speedring. For a beauty dish, I would recommend the dedicated Photogenic beauty dishes, or the Impact Beauty Dish Adapter for Photogenic and Norman Monolights Flash Heads, B&H # IMBDAPHO, and an Impact beauty dish.

Q: 3. How do you set the pocket wizard on the ML 600 R

A: From the manufacturer. Here is the Norman ML600R manual. The Teach sequence is on the last page of the manual. The user sets the channel on their PocketWizard transmitter/transceiver to the channel that they want, and then presses the test button on that transmitter/transceiver & holding that transmitter/transceiver next to the ML600R, turn the power ON the ML600R. Hold the test button on the PocketWizard for ten seconds, the result is the ML600R has leaned that channel. The light is now set.Best regards,Patricka href= http://normanlights.com/manuals/ml600manual.pdf target= _blank http://normanlights.com/manuals/ml600manual.pdf/a

Q: 4. I have a Photogenic Powerlight 600 will the light modifiers like the barn doors fit on this unit/

A: If you own barndoors and/or other light accessories designed for the Photogenic Powerlight system for your Powerlight PL600 monolights, then yes, they would also be compatible for use with the Photogenic StudioMax III Constant Color 320 W/S Monolights in the above kit.

Q: 5. GN170?? Seems incredible, what are real world exposures 10ft @ ASA100?

A: Guide number divided by the distance from light to subject gives you your F stop using ISO 100.So GN170/ 10' =F17 rounded to F16.Adjust fstop up or down depending on ISO you're using.

Q: 6. can I used this light for newborn photography?

A: Its a 1,000ws light so its on the powerful side for newborns. You would most likely have it turned down a fair bit. Its doable but it might be overkill.

Q: 7. Does this light set up need a batter power supply for each light when electricity is not available?

A: When an AC outlet is not available, you may use the Photogenic Ion Lithium-ion Pure Sine Wave Inverter System, BH #PHION to power these two Photogenic PL1250C monolights. https://bhpho.to/2JopUtR

Q: 8. I have this light in my studio but i need to take it on a remote shoot with no electricity available. Should i get a little gas generator for power or is there a battery power supply i can buy? I have a large budget.

A: Yes, Photogenic makes a battery pack, click the link below to view; https://bhpho.to/3i9xGIm

Q: 9. How do i maintain the capacitor in a power light?

A: No maintenance needed! Each time you power down the light the capacitor unloads by popping the tube. The Powerlights are maintenance free, just use them, and use them, and use them.

Q: 10. Can you use high speed sync with these?

A: No, the Photogenic PL1250C do not support High Speed Sync.