How to adjust the light box and flasher in the studio?

The flash trigger of the two sheds interferes with each other, and the only solution is to find a way from the trigger principle.

There are two kinds of flashing lights to trigger * * *, light and wireless.

If you can't see between the two sheds, there will be no lights flashing.

Even if a room is divided into two rooms, as long as the middle partition is relatively sealed, that is, thick curtains are used to separate it (pay attention to the reflection of the ceiling and floor), the flashing of lights can be avoided.

As long as the flasher does not use the same wireless signal frequency, wireless serial flicker can be avoided.

If your flasher can adjust the frequency of signal transmission and reception (a pair of 2-position microswitches on the transmitter and receiver), as long as the flashers in two sheds use different working frequencies, that is, the combination of 1 and 2 switches on the transmitter and receiver is different (the combination switches in different sheds are different, and the combination of transmission and reception in the same shed is the same), wireless flicker can be avoided.

If your current flasher doesn't have the function of adjusting channels.

You have to buy another set of flashers.

Note that it must be a different brand. When you buy it, bring your current flash, and don't use the old and the new.

It's best to buy an adjustable channel, and you can change the frequency by adjusting the channel in the future, which is convenient and flexible for grouping.

Finally, I would like to remind you that lighting and wireless lighting must do a good job of preventing crosstalk at the same time, so that the two sheds can not crosstalk.

If only the grouping of wireless flash is solved, but the light leakage between the two sheds is serious, it will still cause flash.

If you have any questions, please ask.