Aputure sent us some samples of their latest Amaran LED lamps to evaluate. The Amaran AL-198 is a battery-powered lamp with 198 LEDs and adjustable intensity. The AL-198A adds the ability to “zoom” or adjust the beam angle of the emitted light.
Aputure have announced two new LED panels, the Amaran 198A and 198C, allowing photographers and film-makers to adjust beam angle and colour temperature of the light.
We found the 2010 Trigmaster a bit short on features and slow in speed compared to competing triggers. The new version has received a raft of improvements making it one of the most attractive systems on the market.
Aputure have announced Amaran, the Chinese manufacturer’s first venture into LED lighting.
At the Interphoto trade show in Shanghai, new products and developments are presented and discussed by Aputure, CononMark, Jinbei, MeiKe, Phottix, Pixel, Yongnuo and other manufacturers.
We review the new 2.4GHz version of the Trigmaster Plus, Aputure’s transceiver-based wireless flash remote and shutter release.
Upcoming reviews at Lighting Rumours: Walimex PBS-400, Hensel Porty Lithium 12, PocketWizard AC3 and more.
Aputure Trigmaster Plus flash transceivers have halved in price to $59.95.
We review the current generation of budget flash triggers: the Yongnuo RF-602, Pixel Soldier TF-372, Phottix Strato 4-in-1, Aputure Trigmaster and MeiKe MK-RC7. How do they compare?
Aputure’s Trigmaster Plus flash triggering system is now available for €100-110 in Germany and Italy.
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