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just a quick FIY, we are giving away a few of those wonderful gridspots that took this shot.
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I can't wait to enter! (as soon as I find out what a gridspot is
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A gridspot is a light modifier kind of like a snoot or barndoors that gives you a tightly focused beam instead of spreading light all over the place. It kind of gives you a spot light effect. A grid is just that, a grid of openings of a certain size that restricts the light into a particular field of angles. The tighter the grid, the more restricted the beam of light. A snoot works similarly, expect that you increase it's length to tighten the beam. A grid is more compact. A snoot can be made out of anything stiff like cereal boxes, your hand, aluminum foil, etc.
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Taallyn - thank you for taking the time to give such a great explanation!
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Thanks dlaf for asking the question. When I read the first post I immediately went to DIYP website and was lost
.. Now I know too what a gridspot is, courtesy Taallyn
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