Description
When photographing a reef fish, use one strobe to bring out the colour and texture along its flank, then set the second to a lower output to soften the shadow underneath. The 8-inch ball arms let you position the heads on either side of the housing and adjust their angles as you move from a close-up to a wider reef scene.
If the fish starts to swim, switch to the built-in video lights and follow it through the frame. The buoyancy blocks help balance the weight of the two heads underwater. For still photography, the supplied fibre-optic cables carry the flash signal from a compatible camera housing or optical trigger to each strobe.
Key features
- Adjustable flash output. Each strobe offers 11 power settings from 1 to 60 Ws, giving you control over the balance between the main light and fill light.
- Wide flash coverage. Each ring flash covers 140° and recycles in 0.9 seconds at full power for follow-up shots.
- Continuous video lighting. Each head delivers up to 3,000 lumens of continuous light at 5,000 K for filming.
- Rig positioning and balance. Two ball arms and clamps let you aim the heads independently. The kit includes two sizes of buoyancy block to help trim the rig.













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