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Speedotron vs white lightening
It's called a light meter. What you really need are real world numbers
rather than published figures. Any number furnished by the maker will be skewed in favor of their brand and may include weird reflectors or techniques. Just a guess but a Speedotron 805 with one blower head at full power is going to blow any 1200 White Lightning out of the water. Especially if you can mount identical reflectors on both units. -- darkroommike ---------- "Sam Carleton" wrote in message ... I understand the difference between monolights and power packs. I am concerned with power, only. Currently I own 3 White LIghtening Ultra 1200's. I would like to add a Speedotron Black line power pack. I am thinking of the 805, but is that as powerful as what I currently have? I understand that watt seconds means little. My real question is: Does anyone know how to compare the two brands with respect to light output? Sam |
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On 2004-12-03, Mike King wrote:
It's called a light meter. I know What you really need are real world numbers rather than published figures. Any number furnished by the maker will be skewed in favor of their brand and may include weird reflectors or techniques. Exactly why I am posting. I have the White LIghtning, but I don't have the Speedotron, sort of hard to take a lightmeter to, ya know Just a guess but a Speedotron 805 with one blower head at full power is going to blow any 1200 White Lightning out of the water. Especially if you can mount identical reflectors on both units. This is what I am guessing, I am just hoping that someone out there has both unit and can tell me how they compare in the realworld. Sam |
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On 2004-12-03, Mike King wrote:
It's called a light meter. I know What you really need are real world numbers rather than published figures. Any number furnished by the maker will be skewed in favor of their brand and may include weird reflectors or techniques. Exactly why I am posting. I have the White LIghtning, but I don't have the Speedotron, sort of hard to take a lightmeter to, ya know Just a guess but a Speedotron 805 with one blower head at full power is going to blow any 1200 White Lightning out of the water. Especially if you can mount identical reflectors on both units. This is what I am guessing, I am just hoping that someone out there has both unit and can tell me how they compare in the realworld. Sam |
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