Want to buy two Ikelite slave sensors, the old style orange version, NOT the DS. Also interested in Ike ext cords, the 3' version and 15' versions to extend the slave sensor a distance from the substrobe. Thank you.
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BOUGHT: two Ikelite slave sensors, old style
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Want to buy two Ikelite slave sensors, the old style orange version, NOT the DS. Also interested in Ike ext cords, the 3' version and 15' versions to extend the slave sensor a distance from the substrobe. Thank you.
I have an orange Ikelite Remote TTL Slave Sensor if you are still looking for one.
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I have one that was barely used, have been keeping for use with Ai/n strobes (2) that I thought I might use creatively. Could part with, as well as strobes.
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Why ?
I'm intiegued ?
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I have one that was barely used, have been keeping for use with Ai/n strobes (2) that I thought I might use creatively. Could part with, as well as strobes.
Yes, I would like to buy your old Ikelite 4100 slave sensor. I have seven lights, so I am good in that depatment.
My phone number is: 917-617-4536, or give me yours and I'll call you.
Regards,
-Dan
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I have an orange Ikelite Remote TTL Slave Sensor if you are still looking for one.
Hi Starfish:
Yes, I'd like to buy your Ikelite 4100 slave sensor. My phone number is: 917-617-4536, or give me your number and I'll call you. Thank you,
-Dan
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Why ?
I'm intiegued ?
I just have several older style substrobes I am attempting to sync up for a particular image. Inside a wreck, deep background lights, they need sensors.
Best,
-Dan
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Just a note, if someone has a slave sensor and is interested in selling, please contact me via message, not a reply.
Thank you,
-Dan
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I have bought all the slave sensors I needed, thank you for the responses. In a more detailed answer to why I needed the sensors, I have five IKE substrobes that I needed to place inside a wreck to light the subject from different angles and deep background. Each of the five substrobes are too far away from the camera to wire directly, so the sensors are needed to fire them. Some are far enough away from the camera's lights that 15' extension cords are used to bring the sensors closer to the action and key lights. It's a large setup being planned, and will require a concerted effort in order to get the shot, including the dive vessel, captain and crew, the model and other hands to help place the lights with clamps.
-Dan
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I don't want to open new topic so if someone still have those sensors (old one) I'm interesting
Arek