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Umbrella Holder $19.95 This is a versatile bracket that will fit on almost any light stand. It includes two removeable, reversible studs to adapt to light stands with top studs smaller than the standard 5/8 inch. It also includes a shoe mount, which will accept virtually any shoe-mount flash unit…. |
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Fancierstudio 160 Dimmable LED Camera Light Led Camcorder Light Led Light Panel By Fancier FN160 $54.99 This super lightweight 160 LED video light panel great for video and photography. Item can be used in video taking, either for lights setup or supplement. Fully dimmable light panel able to go from 0-max. One of the best value on the market. Comes with 3 filter to soften light and change color temperature. Also this led panel able to take up to 5 different kind of batteries. -Compatible with five … |
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CowboyStudio NPT-04, 4 Channel Wireless Hot Shoe Flash Trigger Receiver $22.45 This set is designed for photographic studio and on-location work to trigger various flash lights. The transmitter is attached on the hot shoe of the camera while the receiver is plugged into the studio flash. Each receiver works with one studio flash. Additional receivers are available to purchase . 4 channels to avoid interference The receiver has an on/off switch, and an LED to indicate trigge… |
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Flash Shoe Holder Type B compatible w/ Canon Speedlite 270EX 430EX and 580EX II $3.99 Whether you are a beginner or a pro this Flash Shoe Holder Type B is perfect for you. You can utilize the holder to adjust your umbrella and flash in different angles. Works with various models of flashes not just the ones listed above. Get yours today and save!… |
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Manfrotto 026 Swivel Lite-Tite Umbrella Adapter $28.26 The Manfrotto 026 Swivel Umbrella Adapter (Lite-Tite) is a versatile aluminum bracket that will fit on almost any light stand. It includes two removable, reversible studs with 1/4″-20 threads, to adapt to light stands with top studs smaller than the standard 5/8″. FEATURES: Bracket tilts and swivels to make aiming the light or flash easy. Has a locking umbrella socket that will accept umbre… |
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Bushnell Telescoping Monopod Rangefinder Push/Pull Cart Accessory $15.99 Bushnell Push-Pull Cart Mount for Golf Rangefinder 201612… |
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Photographer’s Warehouse StudioMax PG3001MLB 100 watt Second Monolight $119.95 40-watt modeling light (easily replaceable appliance bulb). Modeling light features separate on/off switch to view modeling effect when using multiple lights Color-corrected flashtube (5200 K) Superb PG3001MLB Pro Strobe, with 40W modeling light. Has adjustable power output and is a 100WS unit at full power, Guide No. 105 using ASA 100. Full, 1/2 and 1/4 power setting can be adjusted without havin… |
Yinyan BY-240SD Flash?
Hello,
I was recently given quite a bit of photography equipment by a friend, who’s dad moved and left it behind. In the piles, I have come across a Yinyan BY-240SD AC Umbrella Slave Flash, and what I can only assume is the stand, mount for the flash, and the umbrella that goes with it. I believe that I got it assembled, but am having a really hard time figuring out how to get it to trigger, as it did not come with any kind of cord to go to my camera, and the mount doesn’t seem to have any sort of input on it. Am I missing something? Or is there something missing that I could possibly purchase?
I don’t want all of this cool stuff to go to waste, and I am very new any kind of artificial lighting!
I just did a google search on that flash, but all I could find were forum threads bemoaning that it was a cheap piece of you-know-what, or webpages full of Chinese (?) characters.
I am guessing it might be an optical slave flash, i.e. it will be triggered by seeing another flash. If it is that cheap and basic, I doubt it could be triggered via any other remote mechanism, but I could be wrong.
Try the optical slave idea, it is the most likely answer, I think.
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