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RSS FeedsPaul C. Buff launches LINK 800WS plug-and-play LED flash unit
(Digital Photography Review)

 
 

15 january 2020 18:38:11

 
Paul C. Buff launches LINK 800WS plug-and-play LED flash unit
(Digital Photography Review)
 


Paul C. Buff Inc., the company known for its professional lighting products, has introduced LINK 800WS, a new portable flash unit that features up to 800 watts of power, multiple shooting modes, 1 to 10 adjustable f-stops and a digital LCD. The product`s name refers to the company`s effort to link its `past products with currently photography needs,` according to the PCB. The LINK 800WS flash unit is Paul C. Buff Inc.`s most powerful and versatile light ever launched. The product packs a daylight-balanced LED modeling light and detachable battery into an all-metal housing; the model supports umbrella rods up to 9mm and has a stand mount that supports up to 5/8in stands. The portable flash unit is fairly compact at 16.5cm x 12.1cm x 32cm (6.5in x 4.8in x 12.6in) with a weight of 3.9kg (8lbs, 7oz) including the battery. In addition to HSS / TTL modes, the LINK 800WS also features an Action Mode and a Color Mode. Other features include 3.5s recycle time, 8.8cm (3.5in) LCD, plug-and-play support for 100 to 240 voltages, +/- 100K color consistency at any power level, support for speeds up to 1/15,000s and an included magnetic rubber diffusion dome. The LINK 800WS is currently listed on the Paul C. Buff Inc. website for $895.95, but the company says it won`t be available to purchase until Spring 2020. The light will work with the new HUB remote and BUFF mobile app on iOS and Android. Buyers will have the option of choosing a LINK 800WS bundle that includes the flash, charger, battery, and the HUB remote for Nikon or Canon (or, later on, Sony) for $1,196.


 
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