Hensel Strobe Master Light Meter

Key Features
- Hensel Strobe Master Light Meter
- For determining ideal exposure or light contrast
- For controlling modeling lights
- Inbuilt Strobe Wizard Plus transmitter
- Si Diode measuring cell
- 32/6°–8000/40° ISO range
- Aperture range of f/1 to f/90 and 9/10
- 8–64 fps range
- 1/8,000s–60-minute exposure time range
- 1/1,000s–1s flash sync time range
- Runs on 1 AA battery
- Color: Black
Overview
The Strobe Master is the ideal tool for quickly and safely determining the best exposure for a picture and in determining light contrast when using several light sources simultaneously. Only an independently used separate exposure meter delivers advantages of measuring light and, in most cases, results in perfect exposures. An exposure meter is also a fantastic instrument for professional positioning of light sources. A display showing the amount of continuous light at the time of measurement simplifies the use of flash units even outside the studio.
The additional highlight of the Strobe Master: it allows for convenient wireless synchronization and remote control of Hensel flash units, thanks to its built-in Strobe Wizard Plus transmitter! Wireless flash unit output control after measurement, is an extremely unique feature in an exposure meter, but one that makes work for you much easier. And even better, the modeling light can also be controlled directly with the exposure meter.
The Strobe Master was developed by the renowned company Gossen, in cooperation with Hensel.
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physical specifications
| Weight | 4.4 oz (125.0 g) with battery |
| Dimensions | 0.7 x 2.6 x 5.9" (1.9 x 6.5 x 15.0 cm) |
| Color | Black |
detailed specifications
| ISO Range | ISO 3.2 / 6° to 8000 / 40° |
| Frame Rate | 8 to 64 fps |
detailed specs
| Power Supply | AA battery |
control specifications
| Meter Modes | Incident, reflected, and flash |
| Exposure Compensation | 60 min to 1/8000 sec |
- Hensel Strobe Master Light Meter
- Battery (Type AA)
- Bag
- Lanyard
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