(BTS) PIXAPRO STORM 400 with Narita Savoor
(BTS) PIXAPRO STORM 400 with Narita Savoor
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STORM II 400 1200Ws High-Speed Super Fast Three Head Kit with Boom Stand (400/400/400)
A-020804
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Guide Number 65
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8-Stop Power range (1/1 – 1/128)
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0.05 - 0.9s Recycle Times
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2.4GHz ONE System Compatible
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Fan Cooled
The PIXAPRO STORM II 400 (Godox QT400 II) is a High-Speed Studio Flash that uses Insulated-Gate Bipolar Transistor (IGBT) technology to achieve extremely short flash durations, as well as ultra-fast recycle times, which allows you to capture motion such as dancing, jumping and even water splashes with ease.
The IGBT Technology used in the STORM II 400, allows it to behave in a similar manner to most speedlites, where the flash durations become progressively shorter and shorter, as the flash power is decreased. The PIXAPRO® STORM II 400 can achieve flash durations of up to 1/35086 second. The IGBT technology also allows for super-fast recycling times. At full, power, the recycle times are similar to that of a regular flash head of its type at 1.2 seconds. As you start to reduce the power however, the recycle-times become faster and faster, with recycle times as fast as 0.05 seconds, which is fast enough to keep up with the Multi-Bust mode on most of DSLR cameras currently on the market. This feature allows you to capture a series of images in quick succession, giving you a higher chance of capturing the perfect shot. Great capturing subjects in motion, such as Dancers, Athletes and Martial Artists etc.
The STORM II 400 features a user-friendly interface, with large LCD screen, which enables you to quickly and easily change your flash settings. It features a variety of different flash modes including a High-Speed Sync mode (up to 1/8000 sec), and a multi-flash mode, which can be set to between 2 and 100 flashes at a frequency between 1 and 99Hz (flashes per second), which allows you to create many different effects such as stroboscopic photography.
The PIXAPRO® STORM II 400 features a built-in 2.4GHz ST-III receiver, which allows it to be used in conjunction with the optional ST-III TTL, or ECO 2.4 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.
The PIXAPRO STORM II 400 uses an S-Type accessory mount, making it compatible with a wide range of accessories and modifiers. This compact and lightweight flash is perfect for people who shoot weddings, portraits, fashion, and for advertising. It is especially good for shooting children.
Stroboscopic Flash Mode
The Stroboscopic Flash feature causes your STORM II 600 to fire multiple low-powered flashes in rapid succession. Combined with a slow shutter speed, you are able to capture a sequence of im-ages of a moving subject in one exposure such as the one in the photo above.
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Features
- Super-Fast Recycle times of between 0.05-0.9s
- Super-Fast Flash Duration up to 1/35086 second
- High-Speed Sync up to 1/8000 second
- Built-In 2.4GHz ST-III Receiver
- Stroboscopic Flash and Rear-Curtain Sync Mode
- Optic slave S1/S2 triggering modes with 150W modelling lamp
- 8-Stop Power range (1/1 – 1/128)
- S-Type Bayonet mount for a large variety of modifier options.
What’s In the Box
- 3x STORM II 400 Flash Head
- 3x 150W Modelling Bulb
- 3x Glass Protector Dome
- 3x Protector Cap
- 3x Power Cable
- 2x Light Stands
- 1x Boom Stand
- 1x Standard Reflector
- 2x 60x90cm Recessed Softbox
- 1x 40” Translucent Umbrella
- 1x Roller Case
Specifications
| Max Power (WS) | 400Ws |
| Guide Number | 65 (m ISO 100) |
| Recycle Time | 0.05-0.7s |
| Flash Duration (High-Speed Flash Mode) | 1/416s － 1/35086s |
| Flash Duration (Stable Colour Mode) | 1/416s － 1/4983s |
| Colour Temperature (Stable Colour Mode) | 5400K ± 200K |
| Power Range (Manual Mode) | 1/128 - 1/1 |
| Power Range (High-Speed Sync Mode) | 1/16 - 1/1 |
| Power Range (Multi-Flash Mode) | 1/128 - 1/8 |
| Stroboscopic Multi-Flash Mode | Yes (Up to 99 flashes 30Hz) |
| Sync Modes | High-Speed Sync (Up to 1/8000s), First Curtain Sync, Rear Curtain Sync |
| Flash Delay Mode | 0.01 - 30s |
| Mask Function | Yes |
| Cooling Fan | Yes |
| Beep | Yes |
| Modelling Lamp (W) | 150W |
| Optical Slave Modes | S1 and S2 |
| Display | LCD Panel |
| Built-In ST-III Receiver | Yes |
| Controllable Slave Units | 16 Groups: 0-9, A, B, C, D, E and F |
| Operating Voltage | AC200-240V/50Hz |
| Power Output Control | 30 Steps From 5.0 - 8.0 (1/32 - 1/1) |
| Transmission Range | Approx. 50m |
| Number of Channels | 32 |
| Triggering Method | 6.3mm sync cord, Optical Slave, Test button, Wireless control port, Built-in 2.4GHz ST-III Receiver. |
| Fuse | 8A |
| Dimensions | Ø 14cm x 23cm x 41cm |
| Net Weight | Approx. 2.96kg |
Q&A’s
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.
What is the stop difference between the STORM 400 and STORM 600?
- The Difference between the STORM400 and the STORM600 is ½ a Stop
What is the flash duration of STORM400 and STORM600 flash duration at different power?
- Below are all the measurements for the Flash Duration of the STORM400 & STORM600 at different power
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