(BTS) LUMI 400 with Creativus Imago and Jane Kelly Photography For Photoshoot Magazine
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LUMI400 II 1200Ws Three Head Kit with Trigger (400/400/400)
A-020703
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Guide Number 65
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6th Power Stop Range (1/1 – 1/32)
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0.3 – 1.0s Recycle Times
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2.4GHz ONE System Compatible
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Fan Cooled
The PIXAPRO® LUMI II 400 flash (Godox Gemini GS400 II), is a robust and dependable studio monolight strobe suitable for both the serious, amateur photographer and it’s ideal for entry-level home studio use. It’s also a great starter when moving from speedlite to studio flash, which offering around 6 times power output than a flashgun. Its small and compact with every feature you will need from a studio flash such as power, built-in receiver, slave mode, fast recycling time and flash duration. It’s also part of THE ONE SYSTEM, which you can mix and match any PIXAPRO range flash.
It offers an impressive flash duration of up to 1/2000th of a second, Short flash durations for sharper images and stopping motion. The fast recycling time at just over one second allows you to take more frequent shots and you will hear a Programmable ready beep sound when the flash is ready for next flash.
The PIXAPRO® LUMI II 400 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 1/10 of a stop increments.
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.
It also features an intelligent slave cell (Pre-flash detector system) cell that can be set to ignore a Pre-Flash, which enables the use of the LUMI alongside speedlights or any other TTL strobe
It has Automatic temperature-controlled ventilation to ensure it is safe and protected when shooting frequently, the cooling fan will kick in to protect the flash when running at high temperatures.
Visual Flash Confirmation option is available to set modelling lamp comes on to confirm the flash has been triggered
The PIXAPRO® LUMI II 400 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 such as flash power settings, Modelling lamp on/off, changing groups & channels and Triggering. It’s part of THE ONE SYSTEM, which you can mix and match any PIXAPRO range flash. The universal flash is compatible with popular camera brands from Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Fuji, Pentax with full control and even high-end cameras from Hasselblad, Leica and PhaseOne with basic control.
It also has a 3.5mm sync jack allowing it to be triggered by a sync cable, or other radio triggering systems.
The PIXAPRO® LUMI II 400 is a simple, easy-to-use unit for anyone who wishes to get started with flash photography. PIXAPRO® LUMI II 400 Set is the best introduction to studio flash!
The Lumi 400 II three head kit comes with 3x Lumi 400 II Flash heads, 3x 150w Modelling bulbs, 3x lighting stands to support the flashes, 2x 60x90cm Softbox to help control and soften the light, 1x Pro AC Wireless Flash Trigger to control the flash, 1x 40” Translucent White Shoot-through Umbrella to bounce and soften the light reducing hard shadows, and a rolling wheel case for storing and transporting your kit in.
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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.
- Automatic power dump feature.
- Auto memory to recover your previous settings.
- Compatible with a wide range of S-Type Accessories and Modifiers
What’s In the Box
- 3x PIXAPRO® LUMI 400 II Flash Heads
- 3x Lighting Stands
- 2x 60x90 Softboxes
- 1x 40" White Translucent Umbrella
- 1x 7” Standard Reflectors
- 3x 150W Modelling Bulbs
- 1x Pro AC Wireless Trigger
- 3x Power Cables
- 1x Rolling Case
Specifications
| Max Power (WS) | 400Ws |
| Guide Number | 65 (m ISO 100) |
| Colour Temperature | 5600 ± 200K |
| Operating Voltage | AC200-240V/50Hz |
| Power Output Control | OFF, 5.0~8.0 （1/32~1/1） |
| Modelling Lamp (W) | 150W |
| Recycle Time | 0.3~1.5s |
| Triggering Method | Sync cord, Test button, Slave triggering, Wireless control port |
| Receiver Frequency | 2.4GHz |
| Flash Duration | 1/2000~1/800s |
| Fuse | 8A |
| Dimensions | Flash diameter Φ12.5CM, height of flash with handle 25CM, length of flash with lamp cover 35CM |
| Net Weight | Approx. 2.0kg |
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Q&A’s
How Do I assemble my Speedring for my Pixapro Softbox?
- Our Softbox speedrings are all comprised of two separate parts. The Outer-Ring which is ther part where the softbox rods are inserted into, and an Inner-Ring which features the bayonet firring for your studio flash head (the Inner-rings will vary in appearence depending on the fitting that you have chosen).
- First place the two parts on a surface with the four thumb screws facing upwards on the outer ring as shown in the photo below
- Remove all of the thumb-screws and place your inner ring in the centre of the outer ring bayonet side up as shown in the photo below.
- Once the inner-ring is in place, replace all of the thumb-screws to secure the Inner Ring in place as shown below.
- Your speedring is now complete and ready for use with your softbox.
Please Note: The Speedring for the Mini Universal Fitting is different and requires no assembly
- First place the two parts on a surface with the four thumb screws facing upwards on the outer ring as shown in the photo below
I have a 400Ws flash and, I would like to know if I can use a 200Ws flash tube with it as I would like to go below the minimum power of my current flash?
- 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.
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.
How do I replace the Fuses in the LUMI400?
- To access the fuses in the LUMI400, you will need to remove the panel which is placed just above the plug socket. To do this, there is a little tab just on the inside of the plug socket which you will need to pop open with a screwdriver to make the fuses visible. There should be two fuses inside the light, the main fuse is at the front and the spare fuse is towards the back. You can simply switch these fuses and this should resolve your issue.
How do I change the Power display mode on my LUMI400?
- In order to change this, you will need to hold down the Set Button on your trigger for approximately 2 seconds, this should then change the setting to your desired choice.
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Product Reviews
PIXAPRO® LUMI400 II 1200Ws Three Head Kit with Trigger (400/400/400)
Great value for money, versatile and very good to work with. Great deal overall.
PIXAPRO® LUMI 400 400Ws Studio Flash
Good quality and good price.recommended
PIXAPRO® LUMI 400 400Ws Studio Flash
It works at the moment but I can't say how reliable it is because I have only just received it.
Good basic piece of equipment
Good basic piece of equipment
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