I haven’t tested it with a light meter but I’d say it’s pretty much on par with most soft boxes that Ive used that have two layers of diffusion. Have never had an issue personally!
What a pleasure to dig in your old video. Now, I have an AD200 to shoot band and other. How do use gel with it and barebulb ?(except if you only shoot with the speedlight head) Thanks
None of the examples you showed for the shoot really showed off it’s best use case? Those hard light shots are all perfectly achievable with a bare flash. Not a snoot. I use a snoot for adding a pop of light onto a product label or as a rim light.
That’s a totally valid use! You’re right about the portrait shot but I’ll respectfully disagree about the product pics though. in my small home studio setup a bare flash would have had light bouncing off all the walls and roof. It wouldn’t have been very difficult to get a clean dark shadow without the very focused light
That snoot eats a lot of light, only use it in lower light situations, just a remark ;)
I haven’t tested it with a light meter but I’d say it’s pretty much on par with most soft boxes that Ive used that have two layers of diffusion. Have never had an issue personally!
Well done, short sweet and to the point! All great value items!
Thanks Jeremy!!
What a pleasure to dig in your old video.
Now, I have an AD200 to shoot band and other. How do use gel with it and barebulb ?(except if you only shoot with the speedlight head)
Thanks
Do you have a more detailed vid about case uses for colored gels? If not, it would be most welcome. Goats are cool - milk, cheese, hides and chops😊.
Haha I can certainly add it to the list Paul, thankyou for the feedback. How about a video about Gels photographing goats?
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Thanks so much! And welcome ☺️
None of the examples you showed for the shoot really showed off it’s best use case?
Those hard light shots are all perfectly achievable with a bare flash. Not a snoot.
I use a snoot for adding a pop of light onto a product label or as a rim light.
That’s a totally valid use! You’re right about the portrait shot but I’ll respectfully disagree about the product pics though. in my small home studio setup a bare flash would have had light bouncing off all the walls and roof. It wouldn’t have been very difficult to get a clean dark shadow without the very focused light