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Had to give this little drawing dohicky a tryÈ
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Ransom J wrote:
hmmm ok I'll play.
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Very nice lighting RJ. Might I ask is she oiled up and if so, what solution did you use?
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I'm noticing the strobe model left is higher (maybe 2 feet) then the one on the right, is this correct?
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Craig Thomson wrote:
Very nice lighting RJ. Might I ask is she oiled up and if so, what solution did you use?
Edit:
I'm noticing the strobe model left is higher (maybe 2 feet) then the one on the right, is this correct?
Very observant, it's about 18 inches higher on the left.
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And yes she is oiled up. It's baby oil gel and then liberal use of a spray bottle filled with warm water.
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What are those, White Lighting strobes?
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Legacys 7 wrote:
What are those, White Lighting strobes?
Yup. The old coffee can tanks. These things are GREAT. Rugged, durable, and give a clean, quality
light.
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Ransom J wrote:
Yup. The old coffee can tanks. These things are GREAT. Rugged, durable, and give a clean,
quality light.
Legacys 7
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that's what I had thought. White Lighting Alien Bees are damn good light and anyone who says that
they're not should look at your results. Look at Chin's image on here. Done with AB.
I have the Calumet Travelites 750 watts per head. I haven't used them yet. Can't wait for this semester
to be over, so that I can get a shooting break. I am anxious to put them to use on location. Say? Do you
use a portable battery or generator for location?
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Legacys 7 wrote:
that's what I had thought. White Lighting Alien Bees are damn good light and anyone who says that
they're not should look at your results. Look at Chin's image on here. Done with AB.
I have the Calumet Travelites 750 watts per head. I haven't used them yet. Can't wait for this
semester to be over, so that I can get a shooting break. I am anxious to put them to use on
location. Say? Do you use a portable battery or generator for location?
Ransom J
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That's the other great thing about these lights. While everyone else is using 2 thousand dollar power
packs on location, I can run these off of a 100 dollar back up computer battery and get enough shots to
fill a 2gig card with NO problem.
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12 out of the last 13 images in my portfolio were taken with my Alienbees on location. 8 out of those
were powered by the
Tronix Explorer
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Brandon Ching
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thanks everyone for keeping this thread going. i've got two shoots this weekend and hope to photograph
one of the setups for a new post.
anyone want to demonstrate the old guard setups like rembrandt, loop, butterfly, etc?
there was a magazine cover this summer that used rembrandt lighting. i believe it was GQ or Vanity Fair.
it was group shot featuring Keira Knightley if I remember correctly.
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