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Broncolor Flash Tube 2x3200 J, 5900 K without Coating

SKU: BCB3432700MFR: B-34.327.00

Broncolor flashtube: 2x3200J power output.
5900K color temperature for true-tone lighting.
Durable flashtube ensures long-lasting recycle time.
High lifespan flashtube with protective glass.
Compatible with Pulso-Twin Broncolor equipment.

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Profoto Flashtube for ProRing2 Flash Head

SKU: PP301508MFR: 301508

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Profoto Flashtube: Consistent color temperature.
High power output for professional photography.
Durable flashtube ensures long-lasting performance.
Fast recycle time for rapid shooting sessions.
Compatible with Profoto Proring2 flash systems.

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K 5600 Lighting 18K HMI Lamp for Alpha 18K Fresnel

SKU: K5L18KSEMFR: L18KSE

Powerful 18,000W HMI Lamp for superior brightness.
Daylight-balanced lamp ensures accurate color output.
Durable HMI lamp designed for stage, film, & video.
Extended lifespan HMI lamp for reliable performance.
K 5600 HMI Lamp: A top choice for lighting pros.

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Broncolor Sunlight Set for Pulso G Lamphead

SKU: BCB3316200MFR: B-33.162.00

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Max. 3200 J flash energy for studio lighting.
Pulso lamp base G ensures broad compatibility.
Accurate color with UV protective domes included.
Durable flashtube design for reliable performance.
Ideal for Pulso lamp base 2, F2, 4, and F4 heads.

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K 5600 Lighting 9K HMI Lamp for Alpha 9K Fresnel

SKU: K5L9KSEMFR: L9KSE

9K HMI Lamp: Daylight-balanced for true color.
Exceptional brightness control for studio lighting.
Long lifespan ensures lasting HMI lamp performance.
Durable HMI lamp built for stage, film, & video.
9,000 Watts of power for professional photography.

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Flash Bulbs

Many modern studio light units use both flashtubes and lamps to illuminate the subject. Traditionally the modeling light is lit only while the shutter is closed, allowing the photographer to predict where the light is focused. When the photographer presses the shutter, the modeling light goes out and the flash bulb illuminates, creating a brief and very powerful light source.

Both flashtubes and lamps come in a variety of configurations and brightnesses to provide the best results for specific studio lights and applications. Reliable and recognizable brands include Flashpoint, Profoto, Arri, and Elinchrom.

Understanding lamps

While strobes use lamps as secondary modeling lights for reference, constant lighting sources don’t use flash bulbs. In that case, the lamp is the primary light source. The term “lamp” can also be thought of as a light bulb, and describes any light that remains constantly lit. Other varieties of lamps include fluorescent, halogen, flood, LED, tungsten, and a few other product-specific lamps like projector lamps.

Lamp power is measured in watts, ranging from 8 to 24,000. To determine which lamp is compatible with your light fixture, look for any markings or descriptions on the lamp you need to replace, or check the specifications for the fixture itself. It’s important to purchase the correct type, wattage, and base type for your fixture.

Understanding flashtubes and flash bulbs

Flashtubes emit a very brief, very powerful flash of light. They are used in strobe light fixtures and come in a few different shapes and configurations. The flashtubes you use with a modeling lamp are shaped like a ring to surround the lamp bulb, while flashtubes that work in fixtures without modeling lamps are often shaped like a dome or cylinder.

Wattage varies from 150 to 6,000, but, like lamps, you’ll need to select a flashtube with a wattage that corresponds with the power of your lighting fixture. To find the appropriate flashtube for your studio strobes, check your fixture’s manual or product specifications. Different manufacturers have different connection shapes and technology, so buying the right flashtube is important.

Photography Flashtubes & Lamps

Broncolor Flash Tube 2x3200 J, 5900 K without Coating

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Profoto Flashtube for ProRing2 Flash Head

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K 5600 Lighting 18K HMI Lamp for Alpha 18K Fresnel

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Broncolor Sunlight Set for Pulso G Lamphead

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K 5600 Lighting 9K HMI Lamp for Alpha 9K Fresnel

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