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> Improved Model Delivers Double The Standard MemoryCHESTERLAND OH--September 21, 2011 CAS DataLoggers Has Partnered With Escort To Release The New
> Improved Model Provides Double the Regular MemoryCHESTERLAND OH--September 21, 2011 CAS DataLoggers has partnered with Escort to release the new 16k memory model of the iMiniPlus PDF Cold Chain Temperature Information Logger, a cost-effective resolution for protecting cold chain integrity and documenting full compliance with industry regulations. This new alternative doubles the datalogger's normal 8k memory, ensuring complete shipment oversight and acting as added insurance against lawsuits and negligence claims. Furthermore, the new iMiniPlus functions an improved push-button restart feature built into the software, allowing a quick approach to begin logging once again while temperatures are in specification without needing to reprogram the data logger every time afterward. The iMiniPlus PDF information logger from Escort generates a comprehensive PDF report with out the want for proprietary software program or interface on receipt by the receiver. This temperature information logger is the perfect instrument for monitoring temperature sensitive shipments at improved accuracy and 0.1ºC (0.1ºF) resolution to distant destinations. Internal and external sensor versions are available with a temperature measurement range of -40°C to +70°C (-40°F to 158°F), shown on a big LCD display with multi-function viewing. Advanced many alarm settings immediately notify personnel when shipments go out of specification, and also the iMiniPlus also capabilities bookmarking and continuous logging capabilities for added convenience. Logger data may be rapidly downloaded to PC, and PDF reports can be customized to display graphs, lists of readings and summaries of alarm limits violations. In addition, the temperature dataloggers are rated IP65 for extended durability and dependability.Each iMiniPlus datalogger is supplied having a basic USB to USB cable for PC connection which travels with the logger inside the consignment. Report generation includes a summary of transport condition, time spent out of specification and trip statistics. Moreover, the report offers the date, time and temperature of all readings as well as a graph of the temperature of the trip. The PDF report may be validated by Escort Console software program by emailing the PDF report and binary files towards the supplier, therefore meeting stringent needs including 21 CFR Part11.For further information on the Escort iMiniPlus 16k PDF Datalogger, further solutions for temperature monitoring of cold chain distribution of items, or to find the ideal solution for your application-specific wants, get in touch with a CAS Data Logger Applications Specialist at (800) 956-4437 or visit the internet site at http://www.DataLoggerInc.com. Check out additional CAS temperature data loggers at http://dataloggerinc.com/categories/Temperature_Data_Loggers/1/.Get in touch with Data: CAS DataLoggers, Inc. 12628 Chillicothe Road Chesterland, Ohio 44026 (440) 729-2570 (800) 956-4437 sales@dataloggerinc.com http://www.dataloggerinc.com
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What type of lighting should I use in my studio?
I'm adding to my lighting set up that I currently have in my in-home studio and want to make the best financial and quality decision possible....who doesn't? I currently use a daylight bulb through a shoot through umbrella camera left (most often) and a 36-inch softbox with my 430EXII speedlight camera right. My problem, obviously is too much shadow on the left. I've used a reflector, but without an assistant and not much space to work with, my set up is very limiting. I would like to get a 3-light set up but am trying to decide if continuous light or strobe light would be best. I also shoot weddings and would like something powerful but portable, so I'm thinking strobe.....convenience, price point, and quality are key. Suggestions? Also, I don't want to lug around a ton of cords and power packs....I know I'm asking a lot, but there has to be such an animal out there.
I'd recommend another speedlight - as money is tight, consider going for a third party fully manual flash.
I use Yongnuo YN560's - about the same spec power wise & zoom head as a Canon 580 speedlight. With flash instead of continuous lighting, you have more options to vary the flash/ambient mix (with continuous lights, it's all ambient). They cost around £40-50 each.
Another speedlight would be lightweight & portable - studio flashes are bulky & difficult to transport & of course need a decent sized (& heavy) power pack if you are not near mains electricity.
What are you using to trigger your flash? I recommend the RF602 or 603 radio triggers - very reliable & a great range - being radio signals, they don't suffer from line of sight problems of optical triggers. A set of RF602's costs around £18.
I used two YN560's triggered with RF602's for this strobist swim shoot;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f2krz58XfUw
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