Movie lights or strobes?
Peter Rowlands · Issue 66, May/Jun 2012 · pp. 41–43
Products mentioned: LaLuz 800, INON Z240, Ikelite DS161
the controls auto locate and these are the three control wheels which, when turned, it shows up on the LCD screen what setting has been chosen so it’s not a problem. In reality it doesn’t take a second to align these controls and the liklihood is that once it’s done you won’t need to realign them again. There are 2 ways flash lit photos can be taken. The first is with the built in strobe and, to get even coverage, you need to attach the large front diffuser. The second is to fit the supplied double fibre optic cable plate to trigger external strobes for more controlled lighting. Fantasea produce a range of accessories to make this a true system camera so it can be expanded to suit your photographic needs. The housing is 18 x 15 x 13.5 cm in size. On land, with the camera inserted, it weighs just 1.2kg which in saltwater becomes 0.3kg negative. At $574.95 the Fantasea FP7100 is the least …
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