E.L.. Shapiro Loc: Ottawa, Ontario Canada

Complete Photogenic System.

1* 1- 400 watt.second Photogenic FLASHMASTER Model AA Power Pack
* 1 -400 watt/second Expertronic custom made power pack compatible will all Flashmaster heads.

*4- Power Plugs for the AA power pack- Theses enable symmetrical or asymmetrical power distribution among 4 lampe heads to acheive various lighting ratios.
*1 Flasmaster lamp head with interchangeable 16 inch Parabolic Reflector.
1- 11.5 inch Photogenic Pan- Reflector Lamp Head
3- 6 inch Lamp Heads - suitable for kicker, accent, hair and background lights.
Also included, 1 extension high voltage power cable, 1 long synch. cord, 1, photoelectric slave module, AC cords, 1 hair light snoot and 1 case for the lamp heads.

All in good operating condition and still in current use. Capacitors are in use and well formed at all times.

Call for demo if you are local. I can arrange shipping for out of town buyers.

Phone (613) 792-4837 Ed- for direct information or contact me through Kijiji

1- Specialized Photogenic Umbrella Lamp Head with quartz modeling lamp, circular flash tube and concentric mounting hardware- perfect for umbrella or softbox adaptations. Can operate with 400 w.s power plug for maximum output when required or a lower power for selective focus.

All lamp heads are equipped with flash tubes and modeling lamps in good condition.

$850.00

Studio in Ottawa. Will ship to GTA or other location.

burkphoto Loc: High Point, NC

Oh my! I remember making a series of automated filmstrips back in 1981-82 to train my employer’s customers in the setup and configuration of the exact same Photogenic gear.

Delmar was a school portrait photo finisher. Our 100 large customers ran exclusive sales territories. We were their one-stop shop for lights, Camerz long-roll film cameras, marketing materials, financing, training...

So that’s a trip down memory lane! That stuff never dies unless you drag it behind a truck.

E.L.. Shapiro Loc: Ottawa, Ontario Canada

Hey, Bill!

I certainly remember the school photography crews working in all the elementary, middle, and high schools and the mass-production labs that did all the packages. It was, and probably still is quite the industry in the United States. And, yes the Flashmasters were kinda standard issue for that work. The are tough, can handle long duty cycles and if the modeling lights blowout, you can get replacements at most gas stations.

I use the Studiomaster and the Skylighter in my main studio and used this setup for a second camera room during busy season and to take out on locations.

Lately, I moved into a smaller location which can only accommodate one studio and I use the Photogenic Power Lights (Monolights) for location work.

For commercial work I have a 2400 w.s Speedotron system and several very powerful monolights from Bowens and Vanca.

For weddigs I have a trunk load of Lumadyne stuff, so the storage area is beginning to look like the graveyard of the strobes.

The unit I am advertising can be used for it tradition kind of location shooting or can make for a great custom portraiture setup. The umbrella head is incredibly efficient.

Way back when, I operated a side business of of electronic flash repairs, modifications and custom builds. I made a 400 w.s power supply that is fully compatible with the Flashmaster heads. it has the same capacitors used by Photogenic and all mil.spec parts and connectors.

The setup can manage a main light, fill light, background light and 2 kickers. The 400 w.s. power supply can serve a ceiling bounce or umbrella fixed fill.

If it ever requires service, Holly Enterprises has all the parts, replacement flash tubes and knowhow.

I do remen the Delmar name. There was a studio operation in Queens, New York by the same name- I wonder if there was any connection.

burkphoto Loc: High Point, NC

We provided our customers with Photogenic gear at Delmar. Herff Jones bought us in ‘96, and we sold Norman and Dyna Lite, and also used Photogenic, Novatron, and White Lightning. Lifetouch bought us in 2011, and they used a mix of proprietary systems and White Lightning.

That Delmar studio had its roots in Our company. We had several client reps there.