Sachtler Reporter 75H


Sachtler Reporter 75H





Sachtler Reporter 75H Small and powerful camera light

The Reporter 75H is an ultra lightweight and compact camera fixture that puts your images in a whole new light. It’s perfect for use as an on-board, fill-in, or catchlight. A wide range of features means that the Reporter 75H is easy to set-up, transport and store.

The Reporter 75H offers many features. For easy storage and transport, it has a low profile detachable base that can be left mounted on the camera, and a cable that can remain plugged into the camera or battery bracket. The Reporerter 75H is double-hinged for maximum positioning flexibility, and double hinge friction can be adjusted using just one common screw in a tool-free operation. The lamp head can be positioned horizontally in low or high position, tilted down for extreme close-up lighting or tilted up to bounce light across the ceiling.

Bulb changes don’t even require the turn of a screw. Simply turn the quick release focusing knob at the rear to ‘Spot’, give it a click, and pull the knob out of the housing. This knob is also used to focus the Reporter 75H, which is dimmable with an optional dimmer base. All electronics are placed in the base. And to top it off, a fully functional, rotatable four leaf barndoor (optionally available) simply snaps onto the fixture’s front ring.

Specifications:
  • PowerBase Type: PowerBase XLR
  • Power: 75 W
  • Bulb socket: G 6.35; 30mm (1.18 in)
  • Weight: 0.45 kg / 1 lb
  • Weight 4-leaf barndoor: 0.12 kg / 0.3 lb
  • Focusing ratio: 1:3.7
  • Cable length: 1,5 m
  • Connector Type: XLR
  • Mount Type: 1/4" - threaded screw incl.shoe for camera mount
  • Voltage: 12 V / 13.2 V
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Band Pro Munich GmbH
Karl-Hammerschmidt-Str. 38
85609 Dornach b. München
Germany

Tel: +49-89-9454849-0
Fax: +49-89-9454849-9
email: info@bandpro.de

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