Sekonic RT-BR Broncolor Transmitter for L-858D-U Speedmaster Light Meter

Key Features
- For Speedmaster L-858D-U Light Meter
- Triggering and controlling the power level of broncolor RFS2/2.1/2.2 (2.4GHz) system built-in flash units
- Modeling lamp ON/OFF
- Radio Studio Address: 99 (1 to 99)
- Lamp Address: 40 (1 to 40) + ALL
- Adds Broncolor Radio Triggering
- Range: 98.4'
overview
The Sekonic RT-BR Transmitter is a user-replaceable radio module that fits neatly next to the batteries in the SPEEDMASTER L-858D Light Meter.
Together with broncolor, Sekonic developed RT-BR transmitter module for the Sekonic L-858D (International) and L-858D-U (USA) Light Meters. This collaboration brings a fully integrated light metering workflow to broncolor users, making it possible for them to measure effortlessly, control, and analyze the characteristics of flash like never before. The Sekonic RT-BR simplifies the process of lighting a portrait, analyzing a scene and helping you quickly dial in your lighting recipe to get to your final image with exacting precision.
Full Radio Compatibility
The L-858D with the RT-GX transmitter module enables you to call upon all 99 Radio Studio Addresses (1-99), 40 Lamp Addresses (1-40, All) to remotely trigger their broncolor lights up to 100ft away. You can even wirelessly control the power of modeling lights as well.
Next Level Flash Analysis
Broncolor users can more easily measure the percentage of flash in their images to maintain the desired mix of ambient and flash. Measure flash duration as well to know how much stopping power your lights have to freeze the splash from their favorite product shot, or the pose of a ballet dancer.
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physical specifications
| Dimensions | 1.2 x 0.4 x 1.2" |
wireless transmitter specifications
| Weight | 3.2 oz |
| Wireless Range | 98.4' |
| Channel Bandwith | 99 Radio Studio Addresses, 40 Lamp Addresses |
| Frequency Range | 2.4 GHz |
- Sekonic RT-BR Broncolor Transmitter Module
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