Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Medium Format / Film / Digital Backs – and Large Sensor Photography => Topic started by: ixpressraf on September 30, 2009, 03:29:07 am
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Probably not the exact place to post this question but since most pro's come here i give it a try. I was wondering if anyone has used the profoto pro-6 powerpack. I know of the pro 7 and own a pro 8air myself but I am interested in expanding my gear in a less expensive way. Any comments on the 6 are welcome.
Greetz.
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Probably not the exact place to post this question but since most pro's come here i give it a try. I was wondering if anyone has used the profoto pro-6 powerpack. I know of the pro 7 and own a pro 8air myself but I am interested in expanding my gear in a less expensive way. Any comments on the 6 are welcome.
Greetz.
heavy. flash duration is pretty good.
great value for money but just make sure your repair shop has parts for it. they're pretty old already
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Workhorse of the industry in many a pro studio. Great light, short duration, non-intuitive controls and over-priced like all Profoto gear.
I bought one that was rebuilt by Profoto and sold with a brand new head. It's worked great for a couple of years and I expect it will continue to for many more.
Parts are readily available and so are shops that can maintain them.
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I have only Pro 6 packs. They have been very good to me so far.
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I own 2, the 6As. 1200Ws. They were rental house packs...I got them VERY cheap and they work great. I do have a back up always :^) I use then with brand new Pro 7 heads.
Best,
Ken
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I only replaced my Pro 6 with Pro 7s because I was worried they were getting long in the tooth. They always worked.