Sekonic RT-BR Broncolor Transmitter for L858D

The Sekonic RT-BR Broncolor Transmitter is a replaceable radio module that fits within the battery compartment of the L 858D Light Meter. Sekonic have supplied image-makers with the ability to effortlessly craft light specific to individual image setups. Control varied light rigs from a distance of up to 30m (100ft); achievable through 99 Radio Studio Addresses (1-99) and 40 Lamp Addresses (1-40, All). This product becomes operational subsequent to upgrading your L 858D's firmware via Data Transfer Software.

Sekonic RT-BR Broncolor Transmitter for L858D Key Features:

• Compatible with L 858D Light Meter (within battery compartment)
• Wireless control over the power of flash-lights and measure flash duration
• Calculate the % of flash within an image to regulate ambient/flash balance
• Radio Studio Address: 99 (1 to 99)
• Lamp Address: 40 (1 to 40, All)

Expanded Sekonic RT-BR Broncolor Transmitter for L858D Key Features:

Industry-Leading Light Control

This transmitter is key in enabling the L 858D Light Meter to remotely trigger and control the power level of broncolor RFS2/2.1/2.2 (2.4GHz) system built-in flash units. This can be done from a distance of up to 30m (100ft); achievable through 99 Radio Studio Addresses (1-99) and 40 Lamp Addresses (1-40, All).

Fantastic Flash Analysis

The Sekonic RT-BR Broncolor Transmitter for L 858D allows you to efficiently measure the percentage of flash in an image to further regulate the ambient/flash balance. By calculating the flash-duration, image-makers are able to effortlessly craft light specific to individual image setups: product shots, motion-tracking, defined poses, and everything in between.

What's in the box?

• 1 x Sekonic RT-BR Broncolor Transmitter for L 858D
• 1 x User manual

FAQs:

Which Flash Units can be controlled with this transmitter?

The Sekonic RT-BR Broncolor Transmitter enables the L 858D Light Meter to remotely trigger and control the power level of broncolor RFS2/2.1/2.2 (2.4GHz) system built-in flash units.

What lighting setups would benefit from this control?

Image-makers are able to effortlessly craft light specific to individual image setups. For example, controlling shadows in product shots, creating a lighting environment specific to a direction or movement (such as a poised ballet dancer), portraiture, studio shoots where intricate light control is required, and everything in between.