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Broncolor Impact 21/41 mono-lights...need manual


david richhart

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I just purchased the equipment from the estate of a former wedding

photographer. It includes a clean set of Broncolor mono-lights in the

case. 2 "Broncolor Impact 21" lights, and 1 "Broncolor Impact 41"

light. <p>

Can anyone help me find a manual for the lights? Many thanks in

advance - Dave

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Dave, you've purchased some wonderful lighting gear. Broncolor makes some of the best

stuff out there, and the Impact equipment is extremely rugged, reliable and flexible. I

have three Impact 41 heads with a variety of accessories that I have been using for years,

and they have never failed to deliver. The light quality of the Impacts is spectacular and

the output is somewhat under-rated. You will find they out-perform units of like rating,

and, with the accessories available, can be tailored to almost any situation. I have used

mine for everything from product photography, to brochures, to portrait work, and they

always excel.

 

I did not get a manual with mine and I've never seen one, but they are so simple to use, I

doubt you would need

one. They are pretty much plug-and-play, with only three power settings on them (1/4, 1/

2, and Full), and a model light on/off switch that is also used for power. The infra-red

remote trigger capability works great, and if you are lucky enough to have gotten the IR

'cube' that fits the hot shoe of your camera, you are set to work wirelessly. They will work

fine with digital cameras, too. One note, though - I do some commercial work on

location, and once in a while, you will get interference from an active alarm system that

uses infrared monitoring. It will trigger your flashes if you attempt to use them in the

wireless mode. In this case, you can always use the sync cable, and use standard flash

activated slaves plugged into your other heads.

 

Also, you may want to purchase a spare modeling bulb and flash tube before you need

them, as you will find that most photo stores do not stock them, and you don't want to be

caught waiting days for a replacement if you need one for a shoot.

 

Enjoy your new set-up. If you have any other questions I may be able to help you with,

feel free to ask.

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Hi, I also bought broncolor impact 41 flashes and I also don�t have a manual. So I�d like to ask one question: I want to buy a syn cable and/or a IR-cube. Does someone know what kind of sync cable and what kind of IR I need for broncolor impact 41? I own a Canon EOS 350D camera.

 

thanks very much, steve

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