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<blockquote data-quote="ShootRaw" data-source="post: 290129" data-attributes="member: 16936"><p>What type of photography are you in to? Portraits, etc..? Will you be shooting outside a lot or in a studio? The new profoto b1 is an awesome strobe..I wanted one initially, but at $2000 just for the strobe...I looked at other options..The air controller is another $400..eeek So I bought the Einstein 640ws strobe for $500 and couldn't be happier. You will need a receiver to plug into the strobe $29 and a trigger..I bought the cyber commander ($180) so I can trigger and control more then one strobe from it being on the hotshoe of my camera..This way I don't have to physically walk up to the lights to change power..It doubles as a light meter as well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ShootRaw, post: 290129, member: 16936"] What type of photography are you in to? Portraits, etc..? Will you be shooting outside a lot or in a studio? The new profoto b1 is an awesome strobe..I wanted one initially, but at $2000 just for the strobe...I looked at other options..The air controller is another $400..eeek So I bought the Einstein 640ws strobe for $500 and couldn't be happier. You will need a receiver to plug into the strobe $29 and a trigger..I bought the cyber commander ($180) so I can trigger and control more then one strobe from it being on the hotshoe of my camera..This way I don't have to physically walk up to the lights to change power..It doubles as a light meter as well. [/QUOTE]
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