INON Z330 Underwater Strobes - Observations Part I

A brief amateur look at the INON Z330. This is part one of a series that I will create to help prospective owners consider pros and cons of this unit.

[@alankim3472]

Hi have you found out how you can fire the other 2 lights manually? Thanks

[@TripleDeano]

Not sure what you mean by other two?? Currently they are fired via elec trigger cable. They can accept fiber but I would need $1k upgrade by 3rd party vendor for that. I thought I could MacGyver a inhousing elec flash but realized the sensors could not detect at full arm width.

[@Pyndle]

Thanks for the video, v helpful! One advice though for future reviews, maybe write what you want to say on paper before so you can speak a little faster and make the video shorter :)

[@TripleDeano]

Failed to mention, the video light will stay on permanently if you impose the lock on that button. However, INON warns against this due to excessive battery consumption and heat transference.

[@douglastwyford9872]

"Video light" or focusing light ?

[@TripleDeano]

Hello. Not sure specifically what u r referring to but will guess. There is a lock setting that could be used as a lame vid light but suspect it is only for in a pinch use. Left unlocked it stays on for about 20sec which would be a focus light function. Thanks for watching.

[@douglastwyford9872]

@@TripleDeano I thought you used the term video light

[@TripleDeano]

@@douglastwyford9872 Yes. technically I should not have used the term video light. It certainly does not have the power to be called a video light regardless of how long it can stay on

[@XxbjaixX]

Where is part 2?

[@TripleDeano]

Part 2 not produced yet. My apologies. I will add this to my to do list.