Is the Einstein E640 a strobe, or is that different from a triggered flash?
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I'm considering buying the Paul C. Buff Einstein E640 and wanted to confirm the terminology. Is the Einstein E640 considered a studio strobe/studio flash, or is that something different from a triggered flash?
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Yes, the Einstein E640 is a studio strobe or studio flash. They are really the same thing.
Here is a link to the User Manual: Einstein E640 Flash Unit User manual
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Yes. The Einstein E640 is a studio strobe, also called a studio flash. In this context, “strobe” and “flash” are essentially the same thing: a light that fires a brief burst of light for photography. A “triggered flash” just means the flash is fired by a sync cable, wireless trigger, or another triggering method. So the Einstein E640 is a studio strobe/flash that can be triggered for use in a lighting setup.
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