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PIXAPRO® LUMI 400 II 800Ws Twin Kit with Trigger (400/400) (GS400II)
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The PIXAPRO® LUMI 400 II flash equivalent to (Godox Gemini GS400II), is a stylish, robust, versatile and dependable studio monolight strobe suitable for both the serious Amateur photographer and the Pro User alike. It offers an impressive flash duration of up to 1/2000th of a second, as well as super-fast recycling time at just over one second.
The PIXAPRO® LUMI 400 II features a bright 150w modelling lamp, and a 400Ws flash tube, that has a 6-stop power range (1/1 – 1/32 power) which can be adjusted in 2/10 of a stop increments. The power output is represented by 5.0 (min.) to 8.0 (max.) on the digital screen located at the back of the unit. The Lumi 400 II also features an Auto-Dump feature, meaning that you don’t have to manually discharge your flash then you reduce its output power. The power of the flash and the modelling lamp can be adjusted using two control dial located at the back of the unit.
The PIXAPRO® LUMI 400 II features a built-in 2.4GHz flash receiver, which allows it to be used in conjunction with the ST-III, ST-IV, ECO 2.4 or Pro AC 2.4GHz flash Triggers. This allows you to control your flash heads remotely, removing the need to go up and individually adjust every light in your set up, saving you precious time. It also has a 3.5mm sync jack allowing it to be triggered by a sync cable, or other radio triggering systems. It also features an intelligent slave cell that can be set to ignore a Pre-Flash allowing it to be used in conjunction with your TTL flashes with no problems, opening up a whole new world of lighting possibilities.
The Lumi 400 II twin kit comes with 2x Lumi 400 II Flash heads, 2x 150w Modelling bulbs, 2x lighting stands, 1x Softbox, 1x Pro AC Wireless Flash Trigger, 1x Translucent White Shoot-through Umbrella, and a rolling case or storing and transporting your kit in.
The PIXAPRO Lumi 400 II Twin Kit is the perfect addition to any studio.
Features
- Simple Intuitive controls
- 6 f-Stop Power Range with 30 step adjustment from 5.0 to 8.0 in increments of 0.1
- Fast Recycling times
- Flash Duration of up to 1/2000s (Dependant on flash output)
- Digital Display to show Flash Output
- Optional Wireless Remote power control and flash triggering system.
- High-quality 150W modelling lamp
- Multiple modelling control modes.
- Anti-pre-flash function, allowing the Lumi 400 II to be used with Speedlites.
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Ideal for
• Baby photo and school portrait,
• Beauty and fashion photography eg. make up and hair shoot
• Still life shooting and product photography,
• Event and wedding shooting eg. prom
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SPECIFICATIONS
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Model |
PIXAPRO® LUMI 400 II |
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Max Power (WS) |
400Ws |
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Guide Number |
65 |
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(m ISO 100) |
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Colour Temperature |
5600 ± 200K |
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Operating Voltage |
AC220-240V/50Hz |
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Power Output Control |
OFF, 5.0~8.0 （1/32~1/1） |
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Modelling Lamp (W) |
150W |
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Recycle Time |
0.3~1.2s |
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Triggering Method |
Sync cord, Test button, Slave triggering, Wireless control port |
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Flash Duration |
1/2000~1/800s |
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Fuse |
8A |
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Dimension |
Flash diameter Φ12.5CM, height of flash with handle 25CM, length of flash with lamp cover 35CM |
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Net Weight |
Approx.2kg |
BOX CONTENT
| Item | Qty |
| PIXAPRO® LUMI400 II Flash Heads | 2 |
| Lighting Stands | 2 |
| Softbox | 1 |
| Translucent White Umbrella | 1 |
| 150W Modelling Bulbs | 2 |
| Pro AC Wireless Trigger | 1 |
| 7" Reflector | 1 |
| Rolling Case | 1 |
| Power Cables | 2 |
Here at PIXAPRO we try to keep our prices as low as possible, this includes our shipping costs. Unfortunately due to a recent price increase from our courier we have had to increase our shipping prices for our International standard delivery service, which will be in place from the 31st of July 2018. We apologise for any inconvenience this has caused and would like to thank you for your continued support and understanding.
| Free UK Standard delivery on orders over £150* |
Our Delivery Options
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1. What are my delivery options to the UK?
- UK Saver Delivery £5.00 – We recommend allowing 2-3 working days for your order to reach you.
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UK Next Working Day Delivery £8.00 – If your order is received before our daily cut off time of 3:00pm, your order will be dispatched out from our warehouse the same day. You should then expect to receive your order the next working day.
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UK Before 2pm Next Working Day Delivery £18.00 – If your order is received before our cut off time, you should expect to receive your order before 1pm the next working day.
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Monday - Thursday |
Before 2pm Next Working Day |
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Before 2pm Monday |
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Before 2pm Tuesday |
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Please note, from Friday 1st June 2018, our orginial return policy of 30-days will be replaced with a 28-day return policy.
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RETURNS DEPARTMENT
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West Midlands
United Kingdom
B69 4PA
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Returning for a refund
Return goods for refund is governed under The Sale of Goods Act and Distance Selling Regulations.
1. Notify us of our return
Please contact info@essentialphoto.co.uk by sending your return form within 14 days of your purchase date, to notify of your return. Please find our return form here.
2. Return your goods
You will then have another 14 days to return the goods in the orginial condition/packaging.
Your return must arrive back in our returns department within 28 days of your purchase date. Any goods returned after this period will not be refunded and only returned once postage has been paid. Please be aware, PiXAPRO/Essentialphoto cannot be held responsible for any lost/missing or damaged items when the buyer returns the item. Return postage must be covered by you and is non-refundable.
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Answer:
The flash power is stored in capacitors inside the flash head and are not produced by the flash tube itself, so using a using a flash tube with a lower wattage capacity could result in blowing the flash tube blowing and cause damage to your flash head.
If you would like to reduce the power of your flash even further, there are a few things that you can do:
- You could move your lights further back from your subject (doubling the distance of your light will reduce your light’s exposure by approximately two stops).
- You can add extra diffusion to your modifier (e.g. diffusion material from a softbox, or the diffuser inside a 5in1 reflector etc.).
- You can use Neutral-Density (or ND) gel filter on your modifier which you can purchase from most theatre supply stockists. (Please note: do not place ND Gel too close to the modelling bulb as it could prove to be a fire hazzard).
- You could use an ND filter on your camera’s lens to reduce the amount of light entering your lens.
Any of the above techniques, by themselves or in combination will enable you to further reduce the light output from your lights.
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This product is provided with an UK 3-Pin Power Cable, if you require an EU cable please notify us when placing your order.
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So long as all of your lights are set to the same channel, they should all fire regardless of what group they are set to. The groups are basically just for controlling the individual lights. If you need to have it so that only certain flashes fire, all you need to do is set the lights that you don’t need to the “OFF” setting from the trigger (represented by “OF” on the LCD display on the trigger, and on the Digital Display on the flash head).
For Example, if you set your key light to group 1, your side lights are set to group 2 and your hair light is set to group 3, then you decide that you don’t want your hair light to fire on this shot, all you need to do is simply turn the dial on your trigger to group three, and set that light to off (which is shown on the digital display on your trigger and light as “OF”), and then it won’t fire… Similarly if you didn’t want your key light to fire, then you’d just turn the dial to group 1 and set the key light to off, then your key light won’t fire anymore and so on and so forth.
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While the screen at the back of your camera will give you a fair idea of how your photograph is going to look, it doesn’t give you an accurate representation of your exposure as the screen on the back of your camera isn’t calibrated. If need to see a more accurate representation of your photograph as you shoot, it is possible to connect most DSLR cameras to your computer which will give you a more accurate representation of your exposure (tethering to a computer with a calibrated screen is recommended).
In order to do this, you will need software that supports “Tethered Capture” (such as Adobe Lightroom or Apple Aperture etc.) and also some way of connecting your camera to your computer (usually via a USB cable).
Please NOTE: Not all cameras support Tethered Capture, and not all software that supports tethered capture supports all cameras. Check with the manufacturers beforehand.
Answer:
While the screen at the back of your camera will give you a fair idea of how your photograph is going to look, it doesn’t give you an accurate representation of your exposure as the screen on the back of your camera isn’t calibrated. If need to see a more accurate representation of your photograph as you shoot, it is possible to connect most DSLR cameras to your computer which will give you a more accurate representation of your exposure (tethering to a computer with a calibrated screen is recommended).
In order to do this, you will need software that supports “Tethered Capture” (such as Adobe Lightroom or Apple Aperture etc.) and also some way of connecting your camera to your computer (usually via a USB cable).
Please NOTE: Not all cameras support Tethered Capture, and not all software that supports tethered capture supports all cameras. Check with the manufacturers beforehand.
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With our Pro AC Triggers, you have the ability to remotely control the Power Output of all of our flashes individually, or simultaneously in up to 16 different groups. This saves you from having to go up to each and every light individually to change the power of each light. It is also great for lights that are on a boom, removing the need to climb a ladder or to lower your boom to change the settings. You can also switch modelling lamps on and off with our triggers.
NOTE: Only compatible with PIXAPRO Studio Strobes and Portable Flashes.
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With our Pro AC Triggers, you have the ability to remotely control the Power Output of all of our flashes individually, or simultaneously in up to 16 different groups. This saves you from having to go up to each and every light individually to change the power of each light. It is also great for lights that are on a boom, removing the need to climb a ladder or to lower your boom to change the settings. You can also switch modelling lamps on and off with our triggers.
NOTE: Only compatible with PIXAPRO Studio Strobes and Portable Flashes.
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The Lumi heads all feature an intelligent slave mode (slave mode 2) which allows them to be triggered with a TTL speedlite or your Camera's pop-up flash. However your camera’s pop-up flash or speedlite can only be used to optically trigger the Lumi flashes.
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