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One of those gary fong things? You'll get considerably better results from a softbox.
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I have both the Gary Fong universal lightsphere kit and his speed snoot thingy. I keep buying these things as new iterations of product come out based on Gary's demonstration videos but I have yet to be able to reproduce his results with any measure of success. Some people call his products "expensive tupperware" and I think they are about 75% correct.
You'd be better off looking at something like a Saber Strip. SaberStrip What Can I Do?
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Its ok for in a pinch quick changing situations. The only time I had to use direct was outside with the dome curved out per the guide.. Was this one. http://bhursey.zenfolio.com/ryan_and_emilee/e32ff3cb0 It was ok I guess feels a little flat. Better than on camera flash or direct speed light flash.. Most of the time I leave to dome off mine and point it to the roof. so it also gets bounce from the ceiling while kicking some light forward. It is no where close to a soft box effect.. Well depends on what size soft-box..
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Also, I would rather walk around with the LS then with a homemade cup with people asking what is that. It's not just for us, it's for the clients. For them bigger is better and better looking equipment takes better pictures. OsmosisStudio - I want to see the difference, that's all. Bhursey - You know, everyone sais it's flat an uninteresting, but I can tell you it saves you soo many times. I can take three times as many pictures while somebody is always adjusting to bounce the light off of something. Last edited by doxastic; 08-03-2011 at 09:14 PM. |
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Just got my "Fary Gong" (not really called that) LS off ebay for $11 shipped from US.
eBay - lambency light sphere
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