CITI600 PRO vs PROFOTO B1X
Today we compare two flashes, the CITI600 PRO and the PROFOTO B1X, to see which flash comes out on top.
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All-in-1 CITI600 PRO Portable Flash Remote Head (GODOX AD-H600P)
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The PiXAPRO Remote Head for the CITI600 PRO outdoor flash head enables you to separate the head from the main body of the CITI600 PRO / GODOX AD600 PRO, just like a pack-and-head system. This convenient little accessory makes hand-holding the CITI600 PRO a lot easier on your assistants, as well as being less of a strain on lighter-weight lighting stands boom arms etc.
Extension Cable
The Remote head features an extension cable that plugs into the Citi600 Pro’s flash-tube socket.
LED Modelling Light
The remote head uses its own modelling light while you attach the extension cable to the front of your CITI600 Pro Light.
Bowens S-Type Accessory Mount
The Remote Head has a Bowens S-Type accessory mount which will enable you to mount a wide variety of modifiers that are available on the market with including the ones you may already have for your CITI 600 Flash.
Other Accessory (Sold Separately)
The Main Body of the CITI600 PRO head can be carried over the shoulder using the Portable Shoulder Bag for CITI600 (Sold Separately) when the remote head is being hand-held by an assistant.
The Remote Flash Head for CITI600 PRO is the perfect solution for the photographer who requires their lights to be Hand-Held by an assistant or needs their light on a boom.
PLEASE NOTE: CITI600 PRO Flash Head, Flash Tube and Shoulder Bag are not Included with this product. Requires CITI600 PRO to operate.
Features
- Enables you to separate the head from the main body of the CITI600 PRO like a pack and head flash system.
- Remote head features its own LED modelling Lamp and S-Type Mount
- Makes it easier for an assistant to hand-hold the flash whilst CITI600 PRO body is be carried over the shoulder in optional carry bag (sold separately).
What’s In the Box
- 1x CITI600 PRO Remote Head
Specifications
| Max. Power Output | 600Ws |
| Modelling Lamp | 38W LED |
| Cable Length | 2.4m |
| Accessory Mount | Bowens S-Type |
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Q&A’s
Do I sacrifice any features by switching my CITI600 Pro into Stable-Colour Mode?
- Switching your flash to Stable-Colour mode for the 5600K±75K colour-consistency, allows you to only use your flash in Manual mode. You will also get slightly slower flash-durations and will lose the auto-dump feature.
Does this flash work with a battery or does it need to be plugged into the mains? Also, if it does work with a battery, what battery would be best?
Thank you
- This product isn't the flash unit itself, it is the remote head attachment which allows you to separate the head from the body of the CITI600 PRO Flash Unit, to make it easier to carry if being used as a hand-held flash. The light this is compatible with is our CITI600 PRO Flash, which is a 600Ws battery powered flash unit: https://www.essentialphoto.co.uk/product/pixapro-citi600-pro-ttl-battery-powered-flash/ The flash unit itself comes with a battery included, but if you would like to purchase this separately, it can be found on its own here: https://www.essentialphoto.co.uk/product/pixapro-citi600-pro-spare-battery/ If you would like to use this light with mains power, you would need to use the CITI600 PRO AC Adapter, which can be found here: https://www.essentialphoto.co.uk/product/citi600-pro-ac-power-adapter/
I am struggling to remove the connector from the head, do I need to return it?
- To remove the Remote Head's connector from the flash head, simply unlock the S-Type connector as you would do with any other modifier, and then ease the centre-part out to disconnect the pins.
It may be a little tight (especially when new) so you may have to exert a bit of force to remove it. Please see the video below for a demonstration.
Is it normal for the fan on the CITI600pro ro kick in, when I turn on the modelling bulb at 20%? It doesn't seem to do it when I am not using the Remote Head.
- Yes, it is normal for the fan to kick in when using the modelling lamp with the remote head attached. It isn't anything to be worried about.
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