I hear these two terms come up very frequently when watching some friends take shots for magazines in a studio environment. Exactly what are these two tools and what do they do?
Originally posted by NEoPHYte31 I hear these two terms come up very frequently when watching some friends take shots for magazines in a studio environment. Exactly what are these two tools and what do they do?
Soft Box : What you end up with when you dunk a cardbox box into the sea.
Barn Doors : The doors of a barn.
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ok ok, the correct ones:
Softbox: The very large diffuser fitted over a flash unit to help soften and increase the area of light. This gives a very soft, diffuse effect. (3rd from left)
Barndoors : The metal flaps around a light which controls how wide/narrow the dispersion is. Usually found on video lights. (2nd from left)