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Photoquip launches Problitz DC 400 monolight and
Problitz TX-BLT transmitter
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hotoquip, a photography equipment manufacturing
company, recently launched a new product Problitz
DC400 – a battery powered TTL monolight and a digital
TTL Transmitter Problitz TX-BLT for Canon, Nikon, Sony
and Fujifilm.
The Problitz DC 400 is a powerfull, battery powered
monolight with both TTL and HSS capabilities, designed
for photographers who like to shoot in the real world. The
Problitz DC 400 TTL function and the wireless triggering
makes it easier for photographers, especially wedding and
event photographers, to capture any moment without hassle.
It automatically adjusts the power up to 400Ws across a
9-step range to get the perfect exposure. For photographers
who prefer to have control of their lighting, the Problitz DC
400 manual mode gives you the freedom to adjust the flash
output as per need. The manual mode with HSS overpowers
the sun and any ambient light with a shutter speed of 1/8000s.
It consists of three creative suite, Freeze Mode, Delayed Mode
and Continuous Mode. Freeze motion with no compromise
and a short flash duration of up to 1/19000s. In delayed mode,
sync it with the second curtain with a delay range from 0.1s to
30s. In Continuous Mode, the power output range from 1.0 -
4.4 capture continuous bursts of up to 20fps. The Problitz DC
400 comes with a 15W warm colour LED modelling Lamp that
provides bright light, conserves energy and extends lamp life.
The heat ressitant glass shield securely guards the light bulb
for added safety protection. The large LCD screen makes it
easy to glance at all the controls in any weather.The rechargeable 4400mAh
Lithium battery specifically designed
for Problitz DC 400 gives upto 400
full power flashes. The built-in
battery level indicator makes it easy
to check the charge level on spare
batteries. The battery clicks on or
off the Problitz DC 400 effortlessly
and can be recharged quickly
with the battery charger giving the
photographers freedom and mobility
to venture out from the studio and
rapidly set up the lights on outdoor locations.PROBLITZ TX-BLT
The Problitz TX-BLT is a digital TTL flash trigger that controls
PROBLITZ DC 400. The clear LCD screen provides easy control
of each of the functions such as power, modeling and sync
settings, TTL, HSS, and rear curtain.
Compatibility:
TX-BLT C for Canon
TX-BLT S for Sony
TX-BLT N for Nikon
TX-BLT F for Fujifilm
It features High-Speed Support with 1/8000s and 2.4GHz,
16 channels x 3 groups (A/B/C). Its effective Range works with
300 meters in radius. USB firmware update is also available in
Problitz TX-BLT and works on two 1.5V AAA batteries.Jamia Diploma Engineering student’s photograph selected in
World Photography Contest organised by UNESCO
A
student of Jamia Millia Islamia,
Mohsin Javed, has caught all the
eye balls with his photograph
of the world heritage monument,
Humayun’s Tomb in Delhi. The picture
has been selected for International
Photo contest “Youth Eyes on theSilk Roads” organised by UNESCO’s
Silk Road Project. The international
selection committee chose the picture
among 6625 entries taking into
consideration its quality and creativity.
Sixty of the best images, including
Mohsin’s picture, have been selected
to be part of a travelling exhibition,
which has been displayed so far in
China, Afghanistan, Azerbaijan, Oman,
Russian Federation, Turkmenistan and
at UNSECO Headquarters in Paris,
France. The exhibition will continue to
tour in other countries.
Moreover, the selected photographs
have been also presented in a
professionally bound photo album,“Youth Lens on the Silk Roads”, which
reflect youth’s visions and understanding
of the Silk Roads common heritage.
A copy of the album has been sent to
Mohsin by the UNESCO.
Mohsin, 18, developed his passion
for photography when he was in class
8th and took it seriously after 10th class.
His pictures have been widely carried
by many national and international
agencies and publications including
international photo agency Getty
Images, Germany’s Public International
Broadcaster Deutsche Welle (DW)
website and various magazines in India.
Mohsin says he wants to pursue his
career in photography.