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Colbe Wells
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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 พ.ค. 2014
My name is Colbe, and I am a professional photographer based in Ohio. I've been doing photography since 2010 and have been a full time photographer since 2016. I offer my clients clean beautiful images that they can cherish the rest of their lives!
I mostly will be publishing content helping brides and grooms with information that will assist them in making decisions to maximize their wedding photography potential!
I mostly will be publishing content helping brides and grooms with information that will assist them in making decisions to maximize their wedding photography potential!
Colbis Photo Album Showcase
It's Colbe Wells with Colbis Photo showcasing the stunning albums that Colbis Photo has been crafting for their Toledo, ohio wedding couples!
Wedding albums are our favorite way to showcase our work! A cherished keepsake of your once in a lifetime moments. For you to show your future kids, or extended family!
We dive into the differences that separate our albums from other photographers and show off some of our past clients albums.
Contact us.
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If you have any questions feel free to reach out! You can find us on our website at:
www.Colbisphoto.com
Or by email at:
colbewells@colbisphoto.com
Follow us on our social platforms too:
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colbis_photo
Video Chapters
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00:00 Intro
00:17 Our Albums
00:32 Album Covers
01:00 Album Design
01:24 Custom Debossing
01:44 Thick Pages
02:04 Conclusion
02:36 Contact info
Wedding albums are our favorite way to showcase our work! A cherished keepsake of your once in a lifetime moments. For you to show your future kids, or extended family!
We dive into the differences that separate our albums from other photographers and show off some of our past clients albums.
Contact us.
___________________________________________________
If you have any questions feel free to reach out! You can find us on our website at:
www.Colbisphoto.com
Or by email at:
colbewells@colbisphoto.com
Follow us on our social platforms too:
Colbisphoto/
colbis_photo
Video Chapters
___________________________________________________
00:00 Intro
00:17 Our Albums
00:32 Album Covers
01:00 Album Design
01:24 Custom Debossing
01:44 Thick Pages
02:04 Conclusion
02:36 Contact info
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Westcott Eyelighter 3 Review
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This is a re-review, I'm still new to making these types of videos (and video in general) and I wasn't pleased with the quality of the scene and lighting in the first video. Hope you enjoy it in a different format now with more details. After previously using the original Eyelighter...I loved the look it created. However the setup and tear down made it a no go for me. I heard that FJWestcott ha...
Amaran 60x S VS Westcott L60B, an in-depth comparison.
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Comparison between the FJ Westcott L60B and the Aputure Amaran 60x S Video lights. Two solid lights that do the same job, but VERY differently. Check out the whole review if you are interested in either of these lights. Disclaimer: When I say in depth I mean in depth. These are all the things that matter to me and that I am considering when buying these. So I give you the whole breakdown. aka t...
PT Link Commercial
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PT LINK Physical Therapy is a Northwest Ohio locally owned business. With a wonderfully attentive staff and a hands on approach to get you back in tip top shape. PT Link has made great strides in showcasing they are the best option for your physical therapy needs. Filmed by Colbis Photo. With my more recent ventures into video this was a great test for me to see where my systems currently in pl...
Accepting Bitcoin for business!
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As some of you may have heard, bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies have become increasingly more popular! In order to help with the overall growth of bitcoin and the community around it I have decided to start accepting bitcoin for my business! If you'd like to visit my website and see more of my work check it out here at www.colbisphoto.com Invoicing and contracts will all be the same but inste...
Tips and Tricks - Think about your outdoor venue
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If an outdoor venue has been a dream of yours for your wedding, then this tip is for you! Outdoor venues can offer the most gorgeous ceremonies I have ever seen. That said, there are some things to consider when looking for a venue to have your ceremony at. In this video I will discuss what things to look out for when picking out the spot for your future "I Do". Be sure to check back for more v...
Tips & Tricks - Having a Thought Out Timeline
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Your timeline is the single piece of paper that can help your entire day run smooth. Taking the time to understand what all is needed and planning out your day will keep your headaches at bay! Be sure to check back for more videos on what to look for while planning your wedding to ensure you have the best photos for your own day! If you have any questions feel free to leave a comment and I’ll d...
Tips & Tricks For Wedding Couples: Meet Your Photographer
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So you're looking for a wedding photographer? Here is a great tip on why you should be meeting with multiple photographers before you decide on who is best for you. Picking your photographer from what you see on a computer screen will more than likely leave you feeling unsatisfied in the long run. Be sure to check back for more videos on what to look for while planning your wedding to ensure yo...
Tips & Tricks For Wedding Couples: Intro
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I meet with so many newly engaged couples every year, who are filled with excitement about their wedding day! It’s the best feeling in the world helping people make their dreams come true, so I am starting a new series where I will be offering tips and tricks to help people get the most out of their wedding photography! Be sure to check back for more videos on what to look for while planning yo...
Colbis Photo Wedding Promo
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Colbis Photo specializing in wedding and commercial photography in Northwest Ohio. Hear the story of how Colbis Photo got it's start and why weddings are such an amazing part of my business! Check out more of my work at www.Colbisphoto.com
The Magbox, why it failed for me, my personal review.
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As a member of the initial kickstarter campaign I had high hopes for the Magmod Magbox. Unfortunately the product I was hoping for and the product I received were two different things. As an additional note. I find the whole premise of a company that has sold what I’m assuming is millions of dollars in product over the years can’t do their own R&D. But instead has to rely upon people to purchas...
This guy has to be a liberal. In other words, he sounds soft!
Yeah, I guess that's possible. I'm not sure why the person I spoke with was upset that the product was bad. It happens you know some people won't like the product you make. No need to get butt hurt and say I was rude for saying it, and then asking for a refund. Anywho I haven't been a fan of magmod since then.
When demonstrating the light output, the value does not mean much without telling us the distance from the light to the subject. As distance increases by 1, light decreases by 4. Based on this, even a low powered light can be bright up close.
You're totally correct on how lighting works. However as stated in the video the values are on their website if you need that precise of information. Additionally there are many people who are doing significantly more technical reviews if you want to find that information with light meter readings. I really am just showcasing the reflector fall off and light output when directly compared to one another, not from an overall standpoint. So therefore for my example the distance and actual power output really doesn't matter here.
You should really consider getting a light meter
Honestly, I'd never use it.
@colbewells1487 Interesting. Now I'm curious, what kind of studio work do you do?
@@aarontharris I rarely do studio work. I'd say in any given year I only do 5% or less of my jobs in studio. So with that most of my on location work it is actually significantly faster to adjust light output to the tethered images I see pop up on the laptop. I used a light meter in the past when I thought "everyone/pros used it" and it's like I'm popping the flashes either way. I might as well just utilize a histogram and a preview of the finished product over what a flash meter says. To each their own and your more than welcome to use one on your work. But for me Zebra's with video and histogram within Lightroom give me all the information I need.
@colbewells1487 Fair enough, we all have different workflows. I'm retired now, but I mostly did studio work -- product and food for SF Bay Area tech companies and restaurants. I found that with some practice I could quickly grab a reading from the main light and use that to set the distance/power of the secondary or snoots. I could usually get pretty close before popping flashes which saved tons of time. Good luck with your channel.
@@aarontharris Congrats on your retirement! That's the other aspect as you stated. My lights are typically within a stop before I even take my first test shot. Also if you've been shooting since before digital (idk how old you are if you're retired) then yes a light meter was significantly more important then! and if it held over in your workflow that makes a ton of sense too!
I purchased the V3 on the basis of your video demo. Couldn't be happier! Thanks for sharing your setup and the mod with the cable clamps to speed up the subsequent setups. I can't quite tell from the video angles... are you actually clamping the stretchy fabric to the tubes with the clamps? At 09:32 in the video, it looks like the clamps are on the tubes, but not touching the fabric. Thanks for the great demo!
What is the backdrop stand you used in this video? Great vid bro liked and subbed.
Hey! Everything is in the pinned comment! :)
Great review...... Thanks
Would people be interested in me doing a video of my whole setup and a detailed description of it all (it'll be like 20 minutes im sure...) Like this comment if so?
For those asking about other products in the video that I use, they are listed below. I believe I may do an entire video showing my whole kit and how I came up with it. ----------------------------------- The backdrop is the Westcott X-drop system. I have their original version which is 5x7 I believe. But as was also stated they do have different variations now so you may find a different one suits your needs (potential needs) better. The Roller Case is: Photoflex Transpac Dual Kit Case (IT'S HEAVY when I have it full of stuff. Have an assistant help or you must be strong to pull it in and out of vehicles/into buildings) The stands are manfroto "Alu" series of stands that all clip together for easier transport. I do have 2 sizes I believe the 12' "master" and the 9' "ranker". The C stand is a Kupo Master C stand with Turtle base (5.7' variant in black) with a 40" grip arm. Some nano stand that I put the eye lighter on (can be any mini stand but is the nano stand is versatile for any needs)
Great vid and review. I ordered one yesterday and it will be here tomorrow. Question: what size clips are you using on the Eyelighter 3 (I see they come in multiple sizes). Thank you!
Thank you! I used the 3/4in clamps! I just made the change in the description too for people in the future.
Where did you get the stool from?
Just a height adjustable drummer stool from a music store. You can find it anywhere online or at local music shop I'd imagine.
I thought the light output on the Amaran+softbox @19:22 looked "cleaner" with a nicer colour than the Westcott+softbox @19:28, which had a green cast. I'm sure that could be corrected by adjusting the colour temp on the Westcott, but if they were set to the same kelvin setting, then Amaran was the winner for me. Definitely agree on that reflector for the 60x S...what were they thinking. Looks like you could set fire to something with that hotspot. 😆
yep they were at the same kelvin temp. Not sure why it was like that. And yeah I ended up going with the Amaran myself. The reflector isn't amazing but honestly I only ever use the reflector when I'm doing bounce light or fighting the sun in a quick outdoor interview (where the hotspot helps actually) so it's really not a big deal to me.
Great video! What’s the case you use for all your gear? Thx!
Ho Colbe, nice detailed review, so I liked and subscribed. For sure the Wescott looks neat with it's metal body. But the light quality and app control are important too. Also the convenience of having lights in the same eco system as well as costs, transportability etc etc. In isolation much to like with the Wescott. I'm an amateur newbie to videography and film making but have extensive stills experience, multiple light stands, grip kit etc and strobe heads in different sizes/brands - Bowens, Godox etc (ok for stills, not for vid, but my Bowens reflectors, soft boxes and other grip kit can be used in videography). But, I plan to continue shooting stills (my first love) and see videography as an expensive hobby. Not that I'd object to the occasional commercial assignment (I have done that occasionally with stills) but don't see it as my day job or main income stream. I'm lucky that I can afford to indulge in nice kit but, GAS tendencies aside, I need to keep it realistic and recognise I'm not creating my own personal 'gaffer truck'. I just bought an Amaran 200X S - as my first key light vs other alternatives from Godox, SmallRig, Colbor etc after careful analysis. Main advantages IMO were Bowens compatibility, possibly best multi light control system with Sidus app and overall Apurture eco system. I would have liked more powerful Apurture 600 pro etc or Nan lights, but clearly capital cost is a factor if starting over and investing, eventually, into multiple lights - preferably in same system. Dual blue diode tech on second gen 'S' Amarans was def an important factor for me too (ie light quality). This is also available on the Amaran 60X S. So for me, although I do like what Westcott are doing, the Amaran 60X S units are both cheaper and a better fit as possible future purchases in what may become a selection of multiple lights. I feel that there is a synergy, eventually, having everything running from one Sidus control app. Plus Apurture will undoubtedly continue to be a main player (more than might be said for some suppliers/brands - but who knows which will cease trading longer term). I'm planning to grow my skills and resist buying more kit than I have the time, knowledge, skill and need to use. It's a journey and I now feel a need to get out more, shoot, practice, collaborate, reflect and learn.
Those are all awesome points it really does seem like the amaran is the one for you. I did some personal testing myself and did decide that the amaran fit better into my workflow and I have since used it a lot and been quite happy with it overall! Use what you have enjoy it and fill in gaps when you need to later!
Great review! Could you please provide a link for the backdrop and transportation case you had in your kit?
Backdrop is: Westcott X-drop Case is: Photoflex Transpac Dual Kit Case
Thanks. Great review!
Agree 100%......the system is way too clunky and big. I used it on a couple gigs and totally regretted my purchase. I have since moved on to a much lighter, portable system and love it. Thanks for this great review, I just wish I would have seen it earlier. Nice job Colbe!
Thanks for the video, your Westcott link does not work.
No wonder you only have 210 subs
Great review. Please share the rolling case you're using and consider dong a video on packing the case for a location headshot shoot. Would be great to see what you take and how you get it all in one case.
Thank you! The case is: Photoflex Transpac Dual Kit Case And yeah I have a couple ideas I have been sitting on for a little bit now. That being one of them. I'd also like to do an update to my infamous why the magmod magbox failed for me. as well as just some general tips on gear!
Hi! Great video. Thanks for making it and for sharing. Quick question, do you remember the size of the clamps that you used? There are several sizes on the Amazon website. I tried looking on the spec sheet on the Westcott website, but couldn’t find the OD measurement of the tubular aluminum. Thanks again!
@@colbewells1487 Thanks so much!
@@NH4Ukraine2 not a problem!
Hey Colbe, Thank you for the video - really creative use of your 2nd shooter! I have been on the fence with this product but you may have convinced me. A couple of unrelated questions about your setup - do you have names/brands of the white background & stand/light rolling case you are using. I just like how economical (time wise) your set up is. Once again keep up the great work!
The backdrop looks like the Westcott X-Drop system (with 5x7 and 5x12 backdrop options). It also comes in a Pro version designed for their 8x8 and 8x13 backdrops, but usable with the smaller versions as well.
As @AllenEmacdougall said the backdrop is the Westcott X-drop system. I have their original version which is 5x7 I believe. But as was also stated they do have different variations now so you may find a different one suits your needs (potential needs) better. As for the Roller Case is: Photoflex Transpac Dual Kit Case The stands are manfroto "Alu" series of stands that all clip together for easier transport. I do have 2 sizes I believe the 12' "master" and the 9' "ranker". The C stand is a Kupo Master C stand with Turtle base (5.7' variant in black) with a 40" grip arm. I think Ill put this as a pinned comment if I can figure out how to do that lol.
I wanted the v 2 for ages but as someone who travels, the setup was never attractive. After watching your last video I picked up one. I must find some of those clamps. How do you find the AD300s?
Glad to hear that it helped you really see how nice the setup and packing features are of the V3! It's really a great reflector! As for the clamps there is a link in the description! :) but most hardware stores should have something comparable! As for the 300pro.... that would require a whole other video to dive into. But the short of it is: "it's the best all around flash on camera or off camera I have ever seen." I tried the Profoto B10 before and it just didn't seem as consistent for its price point. But they are comparable in output, size, etc. I love Westcott modifiers however I love the proprietary mount that the flashpoint/godox has it's sturdy and a bit more robust for larger modifiers than a mini Bowens, and much smaller obviously than a standard Bowens. I feel the power is enough to do anything that "I" require indoors or outdoors. Since using them I sold my 400 pro because it was never used anymore. And lastly the pack size is wonderful, it's so small! All in all again the 300pro is hands down the best flash on the market IMO.
Great video. A couple things; - Remote control. Does the Westcott have anything? I know with my Amran 60D there is a phone app. Does Westcott have an app or a separate remote that you can buy to adjust power? - There is a tiny sock that came with my Amran 60D, it made a HUGE difference to the reflector quality output (even spread of light and hotspots gone!). However I asked Amran if they made more (or even different colours for temperature control) and they said they did not. So if you lose that sock you're stuck back at a horrible reflector output. - The battery plate that comes with the Amran doesn't have any info to tell you battery life, whereas the separate one from Westcott does look like it gives you some info to the remaining charge left. I think many would upgrade the battery plate to include one that does feedback some battery health indicators so I see the Amran one being a bit surplus (maybe a good backup but not what you really want to use long term and would likely seek out a better one anyway).
Nice! I just got the 2-pack kit from westcott with the backpack and softboxes for 300$. Insane! Cant wait! Good review
Awesome! glad you like them!
That's a wild deal! Right now it's 370 for just one light with the backpack and accessories.
are this good for wedding venus ? i’m thinking about getting the godox ml60 bicolors
I have not used these for weddings so I can not verify. However They do seem bright ENOUGH if it was a darker venue and you wanted to do say a "spotlight" on the couple for photo or video. I can't see how it wouldn't be powerful enough for that. All that said I can not confirm any of this with the godox as I have not had a chance to play with that light, but godox stuff typically is comparable.
Great review and comparison. I have ordered the L60-B. Cheers.
I am a small female photographer. I transport my equipment to my sessions. I purchased the Mag Mod line for the ease and I have not been disappointed or put out at all. The concept is state of the art, but costly. If you are going to buy it, you will have a nice write off for your business and it pays for itself over time.
Im confused by your comment? The Mag Box is larger and more cumbersome than my setup, and is less effective. Your comment just really has nothing to do with the video I posted overall.
Thanks for pushing me away from Magmod! Its awful when companies handle things like this so poorly... Gonna go with Westcott
I've heard bad stuff about Westcott sometimes too. But every company has their skeletons. Hopefully you can find a product that works perfectly for you!
"...which is incredibly annoying..." And that's when I stopped the video 🤣🤣🤣🤣
lol I don't know when that is, but im guessing it was early on lol.
The version 2 is so much better! also the 42 inch soft box is a breeze to add the magnetic grid takes seconds. The focus diffuser for the 24" soft box is AMAZING. I know they are 3 times bulkier but you also have a huge amount of storage on one side. I am so happy with mine. I am loving the magGrip 2 and can use all of the FJ80 flashes and not carry the fj200. I think you should the their second version, they zip up and store the diffuser inside the box.
Well I highly doubt they will want to send me a new one to look at since this is by far the worst review they got...im sure not paying for it after the headache that happened last time. But yeah it seems like they have made some improvements...some of which I complained about. So If it's better then I'd be happy to say that however I really am not optimistic that it will be any better with the issues I had.
I've used a lot of modifiers over the years and there's always pros and cons. You did a great job at explaining the negative aspects of this product here. I'll skip this and my search for the ultimate softbox solution will continue 😃
Unfortunately I don't think there is an "ultimate soft box solution" just the best one that might work for you, your budget, and your needs. But thank you for the kind words! I'd like to redo this with the current model too since they've fixed a couple of the initial issues that I had brought up.
I personally think you are just angry. As a portrait on location and studio shoot who owns more than 12 light modifiers I can tell you that I rather unpack everything and put it apart on the case. Organization is key in my business. Also, it took you more time and effort to build the XS Westcott. I Just believe you are angry and it is 100% valid, but your review is 100% biased.
Oh I was angry about the way they didn't stand behind their warranty and then took down my comments and reviews based upon my complaints with the product and them. That said my review of the product itself was not based upon anger just the way I feel it don't work for me personally. Hence the name "why it failed for ME". maybe not for you. If you like wasting 15 minutes setting up your modifiers that's all fine and dandy. I personally like just taking off a cover and opening it. I have not "built" a single one of my modifiers since the first time I bought them. I also do a ton of on location portraits and being able to just open the soft box and turn on the strobe saves myself and my clients a ton of time. But to each their own, if you charge by the hour like that I get it!
I dont know you and I dont know how so many people are agree with you about your « bashing » against that company. Whos selling gear on official product account? Wow that is something 😳 I almost cant believe you did this with so much ignorance. I knew from the begining of your video you were going to be unfair. I was looking for breaking parts, poor magnet or someting, nah you are in anger about the size, the size of the product… It is so much more of a size matter here. I just hate does kind of video that gives nothing more than a guy who hate something because of a so « personal » problem. Yes there is portability, but this is not their only selling point. Material, light quality, weight, robustness etc. Comon man.
What setup would you recommend for an intermediate / semi-pro photographer - comfortable with natural light & starting out with flashes - for a two flash setup?
That's a VERY open ended question in it's current form. Depends on how much power you need, what you are shooting, how fast you need to shoot, what sorts of modifiers you need to use, how much of a budget you have to spend, etc. If you want just a generic answer of what I think the best light on the market is right now..? I'm not SUPER up on the newest lights that are out. BUT For the money the Flashpoint (USA warrantied good) 300pro is unbeatable! If money isn't an option though Profoto B10x plus. As for the rest of the setup again that's very dependent upon what you are shooting and how you are shooting it.
@@colbewells1487 from what little I’ve researched it, agreed there are sooo many options hahaha I noticed a 430 EX RT going for €100 near me and Jinbei’s German distributor offering what look like awesome deals for their HD Pro line so I’m leaning towards grabbing one secondhand Canon and one Jinbei and seeing how they play together as well as which one I prefer shooting with solo. My first goal/challenge is to try and copy the Dylan Patrick cinematic headshot type of flash shot. Looking forward to learning and playing with this new step for me. Thanks for replying!
As far as modifiers I’m not sure which ones I’m getting yet but for budgets, seeing as it’s my first foray into the field I’m wanting to keep it relatively low without sacrificing the challenge at hand. I’m most likely going to get the biggest modifier my budget can afford from the Jinbei distributor seeing as they’re the most affordable across the board in my region.
good video, can you post the model of that first easy to assemble soft box from westcott . thanks
You didnt show the fuss to connect right Wescot.second wescot ...sitting on your knees , softbox on the soil (arggg, not possible to fit a studio flash) Seen the newer Magmod Mega 24 Octa Pro its better, and I dont believe the output of the little wescot is same as the magmod, second the bigger will catch much wind and is a pain in the ass because of its size. The box is handy to include your flash, so to my opinion the Magmod overall is more handy.
I completely agree with you buddy!
They are way too overpriced, the production cost for those stuff in China is probably like 1/10 of the price they're selling
Your review sums up why I decided not to go with the MagBox. One my goals as wedding photographers is to provide the B&G a worry free day, and screwing around with a rather cumbersome product is not a way to achieve that goal. While I have many of MagMod's other products (which are great!), I decided to go with the SMDV Flip G Speedbox system. I like the size 28 so much for speed setup and weight, that I am ordering a size 36.
wish I saw this before I bought mine!!
Great review and completely fair. I like the grip, the grid and gels but their gear is so expensive. When I saw the MagBox I was interested but then I saw the price and thought “why would I pay so much to save like literally 20 seconds.” There are so many alternatives that are equal and a fraction of the price.
I nearly invested in magmod from the ground up (mounts, grids, gels, sphere, magring, magshoes, etc) when I saw thier new Magbox Pro 42. There are some slick videos out there that make it seem like the best system out there. Because magnets! But thanks to your video I started to think about size, portability, convenience and cost. I think it was going to be 800-900 to equip for weddings. So instead I bought an S2 bracket for $18 and a Glow EZ 34 for $80, and a bunch of Godox round magnetic accessories like grids and gels for about $6-$10 each and I am all set. Thanks!
@@colbewells1487 yeah the incompatibility with round heads is what tipped me over. That, and I just learned that the S2 bracket exists (I had the old one, which had trouble fitting a AD200 fresnel head.) So now I'm all good to go with round head everything
Great post and loved your intro. Yeah I’ve always been disgruntled w the price of MagMod gear, like you I have a couple grid systems but I’m not getting the soft box. It’s too big, too expensive, and doesn’t have double diffusion. You forgot to mention the bounce dish that goes into the Rapid Box, it improves the light quality a lot.
this is better and cheaper th-cam.com/video/cPw8-0_MMjM/w-d-xo.html
Thank you sir
Thanks for this. I dont use magmod products but i question a product that never has a bad review. Unfortunately there are many youtubers I dont trust their review.
Glad i could help!
thanks so much, decided to cancel!
Great review thank you. I have the Magbox, I do love the design but you're completely right about the size and weight! I've hardly ever taken it on a photo shoot because of that. Looking at Westcott Rapid Box now...
I watched the whole thing and I totally disagree with you. Its actually a great product IMO and I prefer being able to break it down and pack it up. I think the build is superb and the convenience in changing out gels quickly, adjusting with one hand, and having two lights to save on recycle time more than makes up for the extra 2 minutes youll spend setting up and tearing down. But cheers for fighting the man! I don't like censorship and value this kinda stuff when shopping. I just personally don't find your points compelling in the least bit. Cheers!
@@colbewells1487 Absolutely man, i definitely feel you on all that. I had to put in a counter argument because I really do love the product. Keep doing Art and stay creative.