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Flashpoint XPLOR 400PRO TTL Battery-Powered Monolight w/ R2 2.4GHz Remote System Expired
$419
$649.00
+ Free Shipping
Adorama has Flashpoint XPLOR 400PRO TTL Battery-Powered Monolight w/ R2 2.4GHz Remote System for $419. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
Includes:
Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.
Includes:
- Flashpoint XPLOR 400 Pro TLL Monolight (Godox AD400Pro)
- Bowens Mount Adapter Ring
- 400ws Flash Tube Module
- Rechargeable Lithium Battery pack (21.6v/2600mAh)
- Battery Charger
- Power Cord
- Reflector and Cap
- Compartment Case
- Allen Wrench
- Instruction Manual
- Number of Heads: Includes 1 Head
- Total Watt Seconds: 400ws
- TTL Compatibility: TTL Monolight
- Power Type: AC and DC
- Accessory Mount: Bowens S Mount
- Series: Flashpoint R2 (XPLOR) Series
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And - I hate to say it - I should've posted it here but I didn't for fear of my order being cancelled. Sorry, slickdealers. :'( I knew if they suddenly got 100+ orders - no way it would ship. I already tempted fate by ordering 4 but they arrived today.
Now I just have to figure out how to sell these damn octoboxes because ain't nobody got use for 4 of these giant things!
Also - pretty sure you're using a special referral link. Adorama wasn't publicly posting this price. Public price is $520.
FYI...be careful with the bundles. When I clicked on some of the bundles and then clicked the link to the AD400PRO, the price went up to $519, not $419.
Flashpoint R2 Pro MarkII 2.4GHz Transmitter [adorama.com] Just find the one for your camera.
Flashpoint R2 Pro 2.4GHz Transmitter [adorama.com] Just find the one for your camera.
Note, there is a Pro Mark II version for the same price. I assumed the new one is better so making sure to select Mark II. Yesterday I didn't pay attention and order the old one so had to cancel and order again with Mark II
Yep, I forgot about the newer model.
But an AD200 is also good. It just won't be able to be used as an on camera flash - which is kinda important if you ever do event photography.
I'd read up on strobist 101 (google it)
But an AD200 is also good. It just won't be able to be used as an on camera flash - which is kinda important if you ever do event photography.
I'd read up on strobist 101 (google it)
For someone at my level, what should be the first light modifier, various size of octabox/umbrella keep confusing me more.
Thank you again.
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For someone at my level, what should be the first light modifier, various size of octabox/umbrella keep confusing me more.
Thank you again.
Start following photographers like FJH Photography and others on Instagram/Youtube who post their photos + lighting setups. See what they do with one flash and then see what light modifiers they're using.
I think your best thing is to recreate what other people are doing first - master that - understand how light works best by replicating what you've seen and fiddling with aspects of it - and then find your own artistic talent later.
That's my genuine suggestion. No shame in copying what others do before you find your own voice and know exactly how you want to light something or take a photo. Everyone starts by copying others (And some never stop - lol).
Start following photographers like FJH Photography and others on Instagram/Youtube who post their photos + lighting setups. See what they do with one flash and then see what light modifiers they're using.
I think your best thing is to recreate what other people are doing first - master that - understand how light works best by replicating what you've seen and fiddling with aspects of it - and then find your own artistic talent later. https://static.slickdealscdn.com/ima...ies2/peace.gif
That's my genuine suggestion. No shame in copying what others do before you find your own voice and know exactly how you want to light something or take a photo. Everyone starts by copying others (And some never stop - lol).
And - I hate to say it - I should've posted it here but I didn't for fear of my order being cancelled. Sorry, slickdealers. :'( I knew if they suddenly got 100+ orders - no way it would ship. I already tempted fate by ordering 4 but they arrived today.
Now I just have to figure out how to sell these damn octoboxes because ain't nobody got use for 4 of these giant things!
Also - pretty sure you're using a special referral link. Adorama wasn't publicly posting this price. Public price is $520.
So you "selflessly" ordered 4 to resell and came here to brag about it?
Also I use magmod gels regularly, guessing those won't work with these. Any similar systems that allow for quick gel changes? Thanks.
And - I hate to say it - I should've posted it here but I didn't for fear of my order being cancelled. Sorry, slickdealers. :'( I knew if they suddenly got 100+ orders - no way it would ship. I already tempted fate by ordering 4 but they arrived today.
Now I just have to figure out how to sell these damn octoboxes because ain't nobody got use for 4 of these giant things!
Also - pretty sure you're using a special referral link. Adorama wasn't publicly posting this price. Public price is $520.
Hello .. how much are you willing to sell them for - I want one light + octabox. Thanks!
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