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| Lighting for Photo/Videography Discuss equipment and techniques used for lighting (continuous, studio, strobist) in photography and videography. |
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Hi, Information sharing. Saw this interesting reflector planels which can be assemble and dismental for on location shoot. Has anyone use it before? Or any recommendation on other brands with similar characteristics? I currently also using a reflector planel bough from Philippines which cannot with stand strong wings.
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I just bought one which my friend helped to bring over from LA.. It is a micro mini frame which cost me around 160USD..
I just did some test shots but never did any proper shots. The material looks and feels tough and durable.. Yes, it is very light and very easy to assemble.. And the material really looks different from what we got here in SG.. The concept of the sunbounce is just the same as our army used deployable bed.. Thumbs up.. |
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The shots in the video looks really good. But I doubt it is the reflector that is producing the effect... I think the photographer is really good.
well, to me, a reflector is a reflector. just get some simple $50 4ft round foldable reflector , I suppose the result is still the same ( can change color some more ). As to the flash bounce, perhaps you can think of some DIY to overcome it. |
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![]() Precisly what I am thinking. It does reminds me of the army stretcher for injured soldier. ![]() Maybe can use it for carrying the model if one of them faint during the shoot. |
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Most importantly, what i like about this reflector is the quality, it is almost close to canvas type.. |
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If the reflector worth the money, why not. Somemore from the video, it can withstand certain wind force, which I am facing a serious issue with my current reflector and reflector panel. Being blown off and damaged the lightstand. These days Singapore is getting more windy, which is very unusual. ![]() It is worth DIY, seems easy to manufacture. Last edited by phoakm; 10th February 2009 at 04:18 PM. |
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actually the most impt part of that gear is the reflector itself. the flash bracket shld be easily DIYed.
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i have a reflector holder that i think can use to hold the reflector and mount the arm to hold the flash. but most of the smaller reflectors are all round ones.
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Then fabricate an extension rod to put the flash |
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need to see whats the price diff with buying the sunbounce flash bracket.
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The bracket apparently cost around USD115...
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Hey, went through some of the short demonstrations by some photographers in the web. Very informative and learnt some new tricks.
.....Attached youtube shows some actions using the micro with flash brackets. Noticed the lighting are quite well spread and handy. Using Micro with flash bracket Last edited by phoakm; 11th February 2009 at 07:36 AM. |
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