Paul C. Buff Einstein E640 Flashtube with 250W Modeling Lamp and Dome Cover Package

Product Description

Paul C Buff Einstein 250W Modeling Lamp

• 250 Watt Halogen Quartz bulb (bayonet style base)
• May be used with retired Zeus standard and Bi-tube heads
• Lifespan dependent upon proper handling, power levels and frequency of use

The modeling lamp for the Einstein flash unit is user-replaceable and arrives with instructions for replacement.

*It is not necessary to purchase a modeling bulb separately when you are purchasing a flash unit however it is never a bad idea to have a spare on hand as a back-up in the event of breakage. Please note to always wear gloves when handling the bulb as the oils from your hands may damage the bulb, shortening its lifespan.

Paul C Buff Einstein Flashtube

Flashtube for the Einstein E640 flash unit.All Paul C. Buff flash tubes are user-replaceable and arrive with instructions for replacement.

*It is not necessary to purchase a flashtube separately when you are purchasing a flash unit however it is never a bad idea to have a spare flashtube on hand as a back-up in the event of breakage. Please note to always wear gloves when handling the flashtubes as the oils from your hands may damage the bulb, shortening its lifespan.

Paul C Buff Einstein Dome Cover

This dome cover arrives standard with each Einstein Flash unit. A frosted pyrex dome that protects the Einstein lamp and tube from damage and serves to reduce UV emission from the flashtube. It equalizes the effective size and shape of the modeling lamp and flashtube as the modeling lamp filament is in exactly the same focal point as the UV-coated flashtube, resulting in an extremely close relationship between the flash and modeling light.This dome cover arrives standard with each Einstein Flash unit. A frosted pyrex dome that protects the Einstein lamp and tube from damage and serves to reduce UV emission from the flashtube. It equalizes the effective size and shape of the modeling lamp and flashtube as the modeling lamp filament is in exactly the same focal point as the UV-coated flashtube, resulting in an extremely close relationship between the flash and modeling light.