EUR748,13
Elinchrom Compact D-Lite RX 4/4 Kit
Set, 400 Ws
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The delivery includes what is shown in the picture. That is, two flash units.
We work with different suppliers and daily prices. For this reason, it can happen that the price of an item is adjusted upwards or downwards over time. In this case, however, our "favourable" supplier for this item is probably no longer available, which is why our purchase price has automatically changed to the next cheapest supplier. For this reason, these larger price jumps can occur, both upwards and downwards.
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Hello obersonn -- I haven't tried using the D-Lite RX 4/4 kit with an external power supply myself, but Elinchrom's specification list indicates that the maximum power draw during normal running is 150 Watts at 230V/50Hz, which goes up to 370 Watts during the charge phase. An external power supply spec list should include its max power output as well as its capacity, which should give you the information you need. (It's going to be fuzzy maths, since it's hard to calculate how many charge phases you'd go through in a session, the effect of temperature on the charge capacity, etc.) Good luck in your research!
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standard Swiss Plug
I don't understand the question. What does the hot shoe have to do with it? You can't replace the hot shoe anyway. A radio trigger is included in this kit. This can be used to trigger these and other Elinchrom flash units.
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The trigger comes with the set. It only has centre contact, as the flashes cannot do TTL anyway.
Yes, no problem. Fits any camera with an ISO shoe and a central contact.
No. They are studio strobes, not permanent lights.
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thank you very much
do you know if there are complete sets for outdoor photography?
Unfortunately, I couldn't find this information anywhere at the manufacturer's or on the web in general. With a bit of luck, someone else will answer your question.
Thank you very much for pointing this out. I have passed on the misstatement directly and this will be processed soon.
According to the enquiry, you can operate and use any camera with the available radio release. However, if you do not want to use the radio release, then not all cameras can be used. You are welcome to tell us what kind of camera you have and then we can check whether it would fit.
Works perfectly with my Nikon d850 and d500 as for the Sony I'm not sure brand I don't use I suggest you email Elinchrom for more information.
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