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Quantum Instruments QF30 Flashtube

BH #QUQF30 • MFR #860940
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Quantum Instruments QF30 Flashtube
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Quantum Instruments QF30 Overview

This is a standard replacement flash tube for the Quantum T2 flash head. Most current, professional flash heads and monolights are equipped with user replaceable flashtubes that may simply be plugged into, and unplugged from their sockets. With proper handling, these flashtubes may last for tens of thousands of flashes under normal use.

UPC: 807955007265

Quantum Instruments QF30 Reviews

Thank God for parts!

By Scott
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2016-11-21

I dropped my Quantum flash at a wedding and it would not flash--good thing I had a back up! This is my go-to flash for weddings and a must-have for my work. I was glad to find this Flashtube available when I started to research how to fix my Quantum. I ordered this and replaced the Flashtube, and it now works fine. Phew! I was happy not to have to buy a $1000 flash.

After 7 years professional using I decided to buy spare one

By Victor
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2015-08-11

I have 3 quantum flash lights almost 10 years, Trio 7 years .i had to change one bulb 2 years ago and now I decided to have one spare.

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Will this flashtube fit a godox ad200?

Will this flashtube fit a godox ad200?
Asked by: Miguel
This flashtube is only for Quantum Q series flash heads. The correct bare bulb flashtube for the Godox AD200 is the Godox Flash Tube for AD200 Pocket Flash, BH # GOFT200. https://bhpho.to/36tpWfU
Answered by: Kirk R
Date published: 2022-01-22

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QUANTUM QF-30 ( UV) OR QF30 FLASHTUBE FOR INDOOR FLASH?
Asked by: Anonymous
You would use the UV coated QF30UV bulb if the assignment is to photograph a bride in her white wedding dress. The UV bulb will produce a warmer temperature light resulting in a more natural white colour of her dress rather than adding a blue tint to it. Therefore, less colour correction in post processing if you want her dress to be white.
Answered by: Peter J.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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