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Key Features
- 3x 320W/s StudioMax III AC/DC Monolight
- 120V AC / 12V DC
- UV-Corrected Flashtubes
- 100W Modeling Lamp, Reflectors
The Photogenic AKC990BK 960W/s Portrait Studio 3 Light Soft Box Kit (AC/DC) is a great way to achieve studio-quality lighting in-house or on location, even when there's no electricity available, at a price point that won't strain your budget. The kit is built around the lightweight, dependable StudioMax III AC/DC flash head. Like its big brother the Solair flash head, the StudioMax III employs Constant Color Technology. While it's quite common for other brands' color temperature to vary wildly when dropping from full to minimum power, the StudioMax III varies a virtually indiscernible 200K from full to 1/128 power. The 320W/s head is capable of fast recycling (3.0 sec.) at full power as well as fast flash durations at minimum power, which is ideal for capturing every fleeting gesture with subjects in motion like athletes or dancers.
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I have a Photogenic Powerlight 600 will the light modifiers like the barn doors fit on this unit/
If you own barndoors and/or other light accessories designed for the Photogenic Powerlight system for your Powerlight PL600 monolights, then yes, they would also be compatible for use with the Photogenic StudioMax III Constant Color 320 W/S Monolights in the above kit.
Date published: 2018-08-28
what is the warranty period?
what is the warranty period?
The Photogenic StudioMax III Pro 3 Light Kit (120VAC/12VDC) has a limited 1-year manufacturer's warranty.
Date published: 2025-04-28
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Can you use a quantum turbo battery?
Yes this can be used with a Quantum Turbo Battery.
Date published: 2018-08-27
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GN170?? Seems incredible, what are real world exposures 10ft @ ASA100?
Guide number divided by the distance from light to subject gives you your F stop using ISO 100.So GN170/ 10' =F17 rounded to F16.Adjust fstop up or down depending on ISO you're using.
Date published: 2018-08-27