My comment about the neighbors wondering what was going on reminded me
that most of you probably have no idea of the relative power output of
an Alien Bee B800. From actual light meter measurements, it falls 0.3
stops short of four T-32s. So what was popping off downstairs was about
like seven T32s and a T20 all firing at once. It had just gotten dark
and the light was escaping out the sliding glass door in the rear. :-)
Chuck Norcutt
Ken Norton wrote:
>> Nope. When I do such testing I just use the Mynolata A1's
>> intervalometer. I had set up the flashes in the basement level family
>> room, put my AB slave receivers on the flashes and the transmitter on
>> the A1. Since I had previously done 15 in manual testing I set the A1
>> to fire every 30 seconds for 60 more shots and went upstairs to eat
>> dinner. I'm sure the neighbors must have been curious about what was
>> going on.
>>
>
>
> Minolta A1 strikes again!
>
> I just can't bring myself to getting rid of that camera.
>
> AG
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