Hello,
We've had an arduino based system built that connects to 200 flashes. We use this system to fire off the flashes in different patterns to illuminate scenes/subjects in different ways (which we then film). Currently each flash is powered by AA batteries. We'd like to use a mains powered system to do this so are looking for someone/a company to help build this.
The flashes are typically mounted up on a rig about 4 - 8 inches apart. We're thinking that it would be best have smaller 'distribution boxes' built that can power 10 - 20 flashes (and be mounted up on the rig). This way we don't need to run 200 power cables up to the flashes. This is the flash we're using:
http://www.hkyongnuo.com/e-detaily.php?ID=311
and this is an existing 3rd party product that can power one flash:
http://www.innovatronix.com/index.php/products/item/35-tronix-speedfire
Any thoughts on who can help build would be much appreciated. We're based in New York City.
Best,
Stu
We've had an arduino based system built that connects to 200 flashes. We use this system to fire off the flashes in different patterns to illuminate scenes/subjects in different ways (which we then film). Currently each flash is powered by AA batteries. We'd like to use a mains powered system to do this so are looking for someone/a company to help build this.
The flashes are typically mounted up on a rig about 4 - 8 inches apart. We're thinking that it would be best have smaller 'distribution boxes' built that can power 10 - 20 flashes (and be mounted up on the rig). This way we don't need to run 200 power cables up to the flashes. This is the flash we're using:
http://www.hkyongnuo.com/e-detaily.php?ID=311
and this is an existing 3rd party product that can power one flash:
http://www.innovatronix.com/index.php/products/item/35-tronix-speedfire
Any thoughts on who can help build would be much appreciated. We're based in New York City.
Best,
Stu