LumoPro LP180R flash announced with built-in Phottix Odin
LumoPro has added Phottix Odin 2.4GHz wireless TTL control to the LP180 flash, in the new LP180R.
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LumoPro LP605M convertible light stand/monopod review
The LumoPro LP605M is a dual-use support accessory designed to work as either a light stand or a camera monopod. Is it any good?
LumoPro LightSwitch is a flash case & modifier combo
LumoPro has announced the LightSwitch, a speedlight case that unfolds into a multi-purpose light modifier.
LumoPro LP605M is a light stand that converts into a monopod
The LumoPro LP605M will support either your lights or your camera, thanks to three retractable monopod feet.
LumoPro LP180 Quad-Sync Flash review
Has LumoPro’s affordable manual flashgun been worth the wait?
LumoPro LP180 Quad-Sync Flash officially unveiled
The eye-catching new flashgun has a built-in filter slot, tripod mount and external power support.
LumoPro LP955 22-inch beauty dish reflector review
The LP955 Multi-Mount Beauty Dish is billed as “a versatile and lighting modifier built for portrait and fashion”. Is it your cup of tea?
LumoPro LP180 flash unit is entering production, coming “this July”
The LP180 Quad Sync flash will be released this summer, featuring 1/3-stop adjustments, external power support and a tripod mounting socket.
LumoPro announce strapping new light stand and all-encompassing umbrella
The new LumoPro LP605S features ground spikes and a carrying strap. The new LP735 Compact Umbrella is a 43-inch reversible lighting brolly.
LumoPro LP180 ‘Cyclops’ Quad Sync flash leaked
The successor to LumoPro’s LP160 speedlight will be the LP180 Quad-Sync Manual Flash offering an unknown “key feature”, according to internal documents seen by Lighting Rumours.?
LumoPro announce LP739 Double Flash Speedring Bracket
US firm LumoPro have announced an adapter that allows two speedlights to fire into a studio softbox.
LumoPro LP160 discontinued; “next generation” on its way?
US-based firm LumoPro have announced that their LP160 Quad Sync Flash has reached “the end of its life cycle”.