Is there a speed ring available that can used to fit on to Impact Brand Strobes ?
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It does come with a speed ring, but for Alien Bee Strobes. I'm not sure if it would work on Impact brand. If they have the same measurements I don't see why they wouldn't.
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It should have a screw which holds in place the adapter ring for your strobe.
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Possibly I use the flash ring on various Macro subjects frogs butterfly's but u have to be close Am using 60 mm macro and 70- 180 macro it works well you will need stutter speed of 1 250 sec at least Hope it can work for u Regards Howard
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You would need to get an adapter to attach to the speed light in order to use these soft boxes. Check out this thread: http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=801744 There are softboxes specifically made for speed lights. Westcott has one that I've used before that is super light weight, where the Fotodiox are pretty heavy.
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Yes. The flash heads of most medium size speedlights are quite similar, and the FotoDiox attachment is flexible enough to be used on the vast majority, if not all.
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I have, but still used speedlite. The mount does not seem to be compatible with speed rings, but not 100% sure.
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These are universal, but they are a bit small for me. They'll fit the Yongnou, but they have to be taped on to all strobes. I actually switched over to the Rogue gels, because they have a rubber strap and ears to hold them in place.
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No. The speed ring is made to fit studio flash heads. It is way too big for camera mounted flashes. The Fotodiox Ez-Pro Flash Softbox K50 20" will allow you to use a Canon 430 flash on a light stand like a studio flash. Or the Fotodiox 6"x8" Softbox for Flash, Speedlight will mount on a Canon 430 flash for use on the camera.
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It will work with any speedlight. The ones named in the title are just a way to get more attention on the item by showing up in searches for those models. Also worth noting, if you remove the speedlight bracket it will mount directly on any Alien Bees or Einstein monolights. No adapter of any sort is needed. Just be aware that this is the small end of beauty dishes, producing a bit harsher contrast than most people associate with beauty dishes. But it's also much easier to pack with you and works great as long as you can get it in close. A boom (or grip head, doubled-up superclamps, and a piece of electrical conduit) is basically a must unless you have a human boom / voice activated lightstand. Have fun!
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The cheaper strobes are often very light in weight so be aware of balance with the softbox attachef. This works great for me, I've had no issues with the ring.
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All kinds. I use a Newwer 250 watts a second and a Newwer 180 watts a second sized strobes and the 180 w/s strobe is quite smaller than the 250 w/s strobe and it fits both just fine. There are Velcro straps to adjust it.
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It depends on what speed ring your light takes. As long you have the correct speed ring it will work. Please make sure you order the right item.
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Most Speedlights come with stands that you can attach to a tripod....put the trigger on the stand and the flash on the trigger..if you do not have one they are a few bucks here on amazon
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Best for macro. Use speedlight for other shots. Ring flash can produce "halo" for other than macro.
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Fotodiox makes a speedlights flash Adler for all of their dishes and softboxes. The adapter is universal and fits most flashes.
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Yes you can! I really love those radio trigger, High speed sync for both speed lights and studio strobes
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Yes it should fit almost any brand speed light as the mount is flexible and will stretch somewhat.