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PROFOTO GENERATEUR D4 4800J – KIT

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$110.4 $160 In stock

Category: rental

-Puissance: 4800J

-Plage: 8 f-stops (36-4800J)

-Répartition: A:4800J - B:4800J - C- 2400J - D:1200J

-Temps recyclage: 0.12-4.4 s

-Vitesse éclair: 2700-1/350s

-F-stop @ 2m / 100 ISO : 180 avec bol Magnum

-Dimensions: L 36cm / H 28cm / P 20cm

-Poids: 13,5 kg

Inclus:

1x Pro D4 4800J

1x Pro Head 

1x alimentation secteur

1x émetteur Profoto

1x cable synchro

1x pieds master

1x parapluie blanc medium

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Edward ★★★★★

Rented this generator for a studio job and the 0.12-second recycle time was a game-changer for rapid-fire shots. The four-channel power distribution let me balance a key and fill without any fuss.

Adam ★★★★★

The 8-stop range down to 36J is a lifesaver when I need a quick pop on a close-up without dragging out the modifiers. Recycling from a full dump takes just over 4 seconds, which is fine for portraits but a tad slow for rapid sequences. Build feels solid, and the Magnum reflector throws a clean, punc

Edward ★★★★★

That recycling time of 0.12 seconds at the lowest power is unreal — I could fire off burst after burst without missing a beat. The eight-stop range meant I adjusted from a dim studio corner to a full bright set without swapping anything.