The FJ400 features an optical sensor that allows it to be triggered remotely by another flash or strobe unit fired nearby. This sensor is located near the mini plug and air intake at the bottom of the unit.It’s important to know the location of the o
Occasionally, it may be necessary to reset your FJ system lighting and triggering devices to the factory defaults. A reset will not affect the firmware version and may maintain other customized settings such as language choice. Channel, group, and ca
Westcott lighting gear, your strobes and triggers, sometimes receive firmware updates to improve performance, add new features, and ensure compatibility with newer camera systems. Keeping everything updated is often the key to getting the best result
No additional accessories are needed to operate the FJ400 using the AC power unit.
The FJ400 is designed to be versatile with a variety of light modifiers, enhancing its usability in different shooting scenarios. This strobe is compatible with Bowens S-type modifiers and incorporates a unique mounting system for umbrellas, allowing
The FJ400 receives maximum functionality with either the pairing of an FJ Trigger (FJ-X2m, FJ-X3m and FJ-X3s) the FJ80 Speed Lights or Canon ST-E3-RT radio triggers. Other triggers can be used to trigger the FJ400 provided they offer an option for ou
Canon RT triggers and speedlites can control the FJ400. The FJ400 will show up on the controller’s menu and function just as a separate but more powerful Canon speedlight would.
The FJ400 strobe is designed for speed, making it a fantastic choice for those quick-action shooting moments. With its impressive recycling times and battery management, this strobe lets you snap away without waiting around. Recycle Time:. When you’r
To get the most out of your FJ400 and ensure you're capturing every moment, consider these key factors that can enhance your available flash quantities:. Begin your shoot with a fully charged battery. This not only optimizes performance but also prov
The extended placement of the flash tube ensures that light fills modifiers evenly, maximizing their softening capabilities. Other strobes with covered tubes often struggle to fill modifiers adequately, leading to uneven results. Unlike strobes from