Frage von sig:art:
I have about this topic in the search found nothing, so I write again here:
I have a MA-300 adapter for my XM2 purchased. Now I would like a Report synonymous lamp mount (s.Schuh). Where I come from the instructions may be read out, the shoe s.Adapters but only for a micro thought.
Have I misunderstood the instructions? If not, there is a possibility to use both simultaneously?
Antwort von Markus:
Hello,
the accessory shoe on the MA-300 fits well for a Microphone as a synonymous for a luminaire. The latter should not be overly difficult, because the burden on the camcorder accessory shoe-perhaps would otherwise become too large.
Antwort von sig:art:
Thanks for the quick answer, you know what random synonymous lamp is good? I did something about the Sachtler Reporterlecuhte read (220E). Is it better or even cheaper models of other companies?
Antwort von Markus:
I was after a few searches for a Panther Romy 75 decided.
Antwort von kurt95:
I was after a few searches for a Panther Romy 75 decided. yep. I had recently borrowed synonymous in use and the thing was great! Unfortunately I was only the battery belt total fat made. lol;)
Antwort von Markus:
The type of battery belt has only very limited with the head light to do, right? ;-)
Antwort von felix75:
The type of battery belt has only very limited with the head light to do, right? ;-) 'Sorry;)
Antwort von sig:art:
What has it own with such a belt is on? I absolutely need to for such a light, right? Are there any lights synonymous to those without a belt can be operated?
Antwort von Markus:
The battery belt has spread in head lights, because the required battery capacity and the associated weight is no longer on the camera was able to grab.
On a belt, a bag, etc. may be omitted because of a fixed camera position (tripod) from which, or when the video light has so little power that it requires no great Battery.
If the LED head lights and next to improve sometime synonymous enforce a battery belt in its present form is no longer necessary.
Antwort von sig:art:
And as you would without a belt battery operated?
Antwort von Markus:
"They" = head light with low power?
Then: With a Aufsteckakku or via the camera battery.
Antwort von sig:art:
Do you know any such, which is synonymous to good?
Mfg
Sig: Art
Antwort von Markus:
Perhaps a Panther Romy 75 with 20-watt bulb? - If there is a video light with clip-on battery goes, would only consumer stuff in question (Hama, Kaiser, Hähnel ,...), or I'm mistaken there?
Antwort von sig:art:
And how would it be as light with the camera of the Canon XM2 or the bad?
Antwort von Markus:
What do you mean? (Model name)
Antwort von sig:art:
Either the 10 Li VL or VL 3rd
Antwort von Bernd E.:
... VL 10 VL Li .. 3rd .. Compared with the Panther Romy are, of course ;-) Spielzeugfunzeln your performance of 10W or even just 3W are so low that the picture is brightening in very narrow limits is likely. After my experience with a 20W lamp, I would W 35-40 lower than for a meaningful head light view.
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von sig:art:
Yes, but it is not the lamp but the 300E Battery Belt ...
Antwort von Bernd E.:
yes ... it is not the lamp but the 300E Battery Belt ... An alternative solution for approximately one quarter of these costs would be a Lead-Battery in a commercially available belt pouch: Does not superprofessionell from, but it works fine.
Gruß Bernd E.
Antwort von Markus:
What exactly is the sticking point: The price or the weight of a battery belt?
For Pb-Battery:
Which Battery for Sony monitor?
Antwort von sig:art:
The price.
Antwort von Johannes:
With ebay, these belts are often offered, but the cells in the very old and will be then halt synonymous weak.
Otherwise, more individual batteries in a pocket with head light for 170 ¬ offerings.
Antwort von Markus:
The price. In this case, follow my link above and read the subsequent posts. Since I have a sample bill, which at 40 ¬ or 60 ends and one hours of light with 75 watts contains.
Antwort von sig:art:
I just wanted to again thank for the replies, will look as I choose.
