How many versions of LightKeeper Pro are there? Are they all the same or are they different models?
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There might be a couple of differences between the products. The only real difference with the product itself would be if it were created before 2004, then it would not include the direct socket connector which is a great improvement we made to our LightKeeper. After adding the socket connector, it became the LightKeeper Pro. The year the LightKeeper Pro was manufactured and sold may vary. However, this does not really make a difference because we offer a life-time guarantee on our product excluding batteries. Whether it is brand new or a few years old, we stand behind our product. The packaging has changed throughout the years. Some of the offers, you will notice, might include spare bulbs.
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I only own the "Professional" model. I have nothing to compare it with. But it works fine.
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There are not two different models, one with pro and one without, and the cartridge number is what governs anyway, so if you want a CE320A cartridge, this is it. 128A btw is a designation shared by all the cartridges, black, cyan, magenta, and yellow.
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The pro version has a metal slide and is 4oz heavier. The green laser is about 3 times brighter and suitable for daylight use.
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Beats the heck out of me. What I can tell you is that I've ordered two of the B004R9HL7K models from two different distributers. Neither of them were the product pictured, neither had the same specifications or the features in the pictures, and as far as I could tell neither were actual LightinTheBox products. I'm done trying but if you want the product I would go direct to "light in the box" for answers.
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Bob....I have no idea ! There are so many models out now that I have not been able to figure out which is the newest ! I do know however, that is as good as you can get. I have one and it does everything I want and need !
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Hi Peter, I didn't find it, but it works just fine, I haven't had any problems with it. You might want to check their website www.looftlighter.com Maybe you can get some info there.
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I have 3 bees and love em. For the price, they can't be beat. The only time you would really need to worry about inconsistent light output would be if you were shooting a catalog or something like that. But I'm sure you'd be renting profoto if that was the case. Besides, you can always fix white balance in post.
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I had bought with Pro but I do not know about the newer models. Also I believe Windows 8.1 is now the Windows version and the drivers also
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I believe this is the one you want. Fotodiox EZ-Pro Octagon Softbox 48" with Speedring for Balcar, White Lightning, X800, X1600, X3200 Strobe Light I would spend the extra money on the Pro Solutions model since it sets up and takes down in seconds. I use Manfrotto 1052BAC Black Alu Compact Stands with this modifier. It is important to position the light over one of the legs for stability. I also use a sandbag for added security against falling.
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I think it's the pro one. Very bright and the focus beam shapes neatly circle. When you use high quality or high performance battery, I can say it will be slightly brighter. Hopefully useful for your consider.
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I saw other people asking the same question and there is no difference. I think the Powersaves Pro has the firmware updated already while with the regular one you have to update every time it tells you to. I have the regular one myself and I just use it to clone, multiply items, make Pokémon shiny and get unreleased stones for Pokémon X. Hope that answers your question. :)
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Forgot to mention, I do own the Kasina. I bought a Procyon first, sent it back because of a defect, bought the Proteus and it is in a drawer not being used. While I had the Procyon, it was great. I don't know why I didn't get the Procyon again. The Kasina has something called ColorTrack or ColorOrgan (can't remember the actual name) which does nothing for me.
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My brother has Pro i have 2 CompM4's , i like all of them. biggest difference is battery life.
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There do seem to be fewer of those, as well. Over all we have very few bugs bothering us with this Dynatrap 1050 light. Quite a contrast from before purchasing the light.
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This model has been redesigned and looks physically different from the older version. The photo on here represents the present version. The photocell is on top instead of the front, the lens/diffuser is shorter and I believe is now whitish instead of clear, and it now takes a GU24 lamp with built-in ballast of maximum 13 watts rather than the previous 13 watt unballasted lamp. I think it was sorta dumb of Cooper to do this without changing the model number, but there it is. They didn't tell me when they made the change but said that the manual referenced on their website would be corrected. As of today it has not been. The link http://www.cooperindustries.com/content/dam/public/lighting/products/documents/consumer_products/instruction_sheets/fe13pc_series_825_0141.pdf points to the manual for the old version. If you look you'll see the noticeable differences in appearance. At the moment it would appear from responses that stocks of both old and new versions exist.
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I believe it's the big one. Looks like they've also got some newer versions out at the Emberlit website.