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This image was lit and captured in a Fotodiox LED Studio in a Box. Check out our Fotodiox YouTube channel to learn more about this new product.
- Photo by Sean Anderson
This image was lit and captured in a Fotodiox LED Studio in a Box with an iPhone 6s. Check out our Fotodiox YouTube channel to learn more about this new product.
- Photo by Sean Anderson
Create creepy lighting this Halloween season with our DaoLite Prizmo Edition LED Tubelights! These lights are super portable, perfect for bringing on location for creative RGBW+T lighting! Here's a behind the scenes shot of an image created by our own William Torres. Click here to learn more: fotodioxpro.com/products/dlc-2
And click here to see more of William's work: www.instagram.com/glytched3go/
This week we announced our all-new LED Studio-in-a-Box: a lightweight, fold-out, fully-contained shooting environment that you can take anywhere you need to go, including an ornamental goldfish pond at night! Check out our Fotodiox YouTube channel to learn more.
- Photo by Bohus Blahut
Add striking, colorful light to your scene with the Prizmo Go, a lightweight, portable RGB+W 1x2 LED panel from Fotodiox! Click here to learn more: fotodioxpro.com/products/pzm-120go
Add beautiful colored light or standard white light to your scenes with Prizmo Go RGB+W lights from Fotodiox, or use multiple lights and do both! Click here to learn more: fotodioxpro.com/products/pzm-120go
portable rgb panel light i ordered online just arrived yesterday. interesting gadget that can provide instant light when needed specially for vlogging. it can provide different types of light settings, that includes light temperature, which is a cool feature
Shot with an iPhone 6s and the Fotodiox LED Studio in a Box. Check out our Fotodiox YouTube channel to learn more about this new product.
- Photo by Sean Anderson
Our own William Torres created this creepy Halloween octopus skeleton image with the help of our DaoLite Prizmo Edition LED tubelight. These lights are super portable, perfect for bringing on location for creative RGBW+T lighting! Click here to learn more: fotodioxpro.com/products/dlc-2
And click here to see more of William's work: www.instagram.com/glytched3go/
The Selfie Starlite Prizmo Edition is an RGB LED Ringlight that gives you full RGB color control for your smartphone or mirrorless camera videos. Whatever color you can imagine, you can create! Click here to learn more: bit.ly/30hko6k
Model: Cole - www.instagram.com/laceworklook/
The Prizmo Go adds powerful, creative RGB+W light to your scene! Click here to learn more: bit.ly/3CZednD
Model: www.instagram.com/kravenone/
Add stunning RGB+W light to your next photo or video shoot with the Prizmo Go, a 1x2 RGB+W LED light panel that puts the power and control of larger and heavier lights into a more compact, lightweight and affordable package. Click here to learn more: fotodioxpro.com/products/pzm-120go
Model: www.instagram.com/kravenone/
Add beautiful and dramatic colored light to your scenes with Prizmo Go RGB+W lights from Fotodiox! Click here to learn more: fotodioxpro.com/products/pzm-120go
The Prizmo Go is a 1x2 RGB+W LED light panel that puts the power and control of larger and heavier lights into a more compact, lightweight and affordable package, great for on-the-go filmmakers and photographers! Click here to learn more: fotodioxpro.com/products/pzm-120go
Model: www.instagram.com/kravenone/
To give this product photo of our WonderPana GO SuperV an extra kick we used our C-200RS FlapJack LED Edgelight, mounted on our Mini Tabletop Tripod.
- Photo by Sean Anderson
Add colorful light to your scene with the Prizmo Go, a lightweight, portable RGB+W 1x2 LED panel from Fotodiox! We captured these dinosaur images at the Volo Auto Museum. Click here to learn more about these lights: fotodioxpro.com/products/pzm-120go
To give this product photo of our WonderPana GO SuperV an extra kick we used our C-200RS FlapJack LED Edgelight, using a camera bag as an impromptu support.
- Photo by Sean Anderson
Add haunting color to your subject this Halloween with DaoLite Prizmo Edition LED Tube Lights from Fotodiox. Click here to learn more: bit.ly/3me5l5k
To give this product photo of our WonderPana GO SuperV an extra kick we used our C-200RS FlapJack LED Edgelight, mounted on our Mini Tabletop Tripod.
- Photo by Sean Anderson
Looking for easy to use, portable light for your filmmaking or photography? Introducing the DaoLite from Fotodiox! DaoLite is a bi-color LED tube light that provides 360 degrees of powerful, diffused light, whether you're in a studio or on-location. Click here to learn more: bit.ly/330Ai34
Model: Cole - www.instagram.com/laceworklook
Our new DaoLites are totally tubular, with 360 degrees of powerful, diffused light in a slim, lightweight form factor that's easy to take anywhere! Click here to learn more: bit.ly/330Ai34
DaoLites are compact enough to mount or hold behind your subject as a backlight. Click here to learn more: bit.ly/330Ai34
Model: Cole - www.instagram.com/laceworklook
DaoLite is our new portable 360° bi-color tube light. Handhold it for fast lighting setups or mount it on a stand for studio shoots. Click here to learn more: bit.ly/330Ai34
Model: Cole - www.instagram.com/laceworklook
The beginnings of another large industrial estate in the west, in 2012.
An ongoing project that explores photography as evidence, best viewed as a slide show
Get creative with the Prizmo Go, a powerful and portable RGB+W 1x2 LED light panel from Fotodiox that lets you take multi-color RGB lighting on the go! Click here to learn more: bit.ly/3CZednD
Model: www.instagram.com/kravenone/
DaoLite 360° tube lights are bi-color adjustable from 2800K to 6500K, giving you color options beyond daylight and tungsten. Match the light in your location or use multiple lights and color temperatures to add shape to your subject. Click here to learn more: bit.ly/330Ai34
Model: Cole - www.instagram.com/laceworklook
To give this product photo of our WonderPana GO SuperV an extra kick we used our C-200RS FlapJack LED Edgelight, mounted on our Mini Tabletop Tripod.
- Photo by Sean Anderson
Inspired by the Strobist, i recently made my own spot grids for my small strobes using black Coroplast boards and cut up plastic folders.
You can see the details of the spot grids here:
www.flickr.com/photos/15851331@N00/528242591/
Sample of a shot using the spot grids:
The Golden Gate Bridge, with portable lights. (Makes a change, I think.)
I feel a bit guilty posting this. The weekend before this, my parents were here (and yes, I'll eventually post photos) but despite them wanting to see the bridge, the weather and my lack of a car conspired to make it difficult to get close. Naturally, the weekends either side of their visit were sunny, warm, and perfectly conducive to long walks and expeditions. Ah well.
9/16/2011 Mike Orazzi | Staff
Bristol Eastern High School cheerleaders at the start of Friday night's football game with RHAM at BEHS.
portable rgb panel light i ordered online just arrived yesterday. interesting gadget that can provide instant light when needed specially for vlogging. it can provide different types of light settings, that includes light temperature, which is a cool feature
Detail of my DIY flash spot grids made from black Coroplast boards and cut-up plastic folders. I made four of them from half an inch to 3 inches deep. They can be stacked together to make them longer and produce smaller spots.
Sample of a shot using the spot grids:
Portable Strobist Lighting Gear.
Since the company I work for provides me with enough studio lights for my photo assignments I decided to sell my own heavy 20 year old Norman strobes and power packs last year and go light and portable with Strobist lighting gear for my personal work.
I recently added another Nikon SB-24 and a few homemade grids to my set.
The set was lit with an old Vivitar 285HV bounced off a silver umbrella on a light stand.
The Prizmo Go 1x2 RGB LED Studio Light in action at a recent Beers and Cameras Chicago event. Learn more: fotodioxpro.com/products/pzm-120go
Introducing our new, more powerful SkyFiller Wings 200 Watt LED Lights! Learn more: fotodioxpro.com/collections/new-skyfiller-wings
Red Wing Park was a great scouting effort of our team, amidst the lush garden we were able to capture some great photos of our model Jayla. The shoot started off with a vintage dress and jewelry found by our MUA and Stylist @updopro1.
Red Wing Park was a great scouting effort of our team, amidst the lush garden we were able to capture some great photos of our model Jayla. The shoot started off with a vintage dress and jewelry found by our MUA and Stylist @updopro1.
MY FAVORITE FRANKENSTEIN
I try not to be a gear whore. I live and work by the belief that you can do amazing work with minimal gear and tools. I try not to fall into the trap of marketing: you are only as good as the latest camera or gadget. This simply isn't true, but judging by how fast new camera bodies are released and how much money and sales digital SLR cameras are generating, I'm in the minority when it comes to this belief.
While unpacking some of my gear today, I was reminded of how much I love a piece of lighting equipment that is years and years old, no longer produced, but is simply a well made piece of lighting equipment: my Sunpak 120j, or as I like to affectionately call him: Frankenstein.
Frankenstein is a little larger than current speedlights. It features a flash tube that can put out a little more power than typical speedlight flashes. (although the current models might even surpass the 120j). It features a removable parabolic reflector, and the head can tilt straight up towards the sky, or at a 90 degree angle towards your subject. Its large, bulky, and manually powered. I love this thing because I have literally beaten the crap out of it, and it still fires right up.
120j's became discontinued some years back; right before "strobist" photography exploded. Resale values for 120j's have gone through the roof, thus making it difficult to obtain one of these great flashes.
I'm not sure the history of my 120j. I picked it up used on eBay a while back. It was broken in half. It had wires falling out of it and it just looked horrible. I put a bid on this poor, broken, sad looking flash, and was excited when I was the only bidder, and my very low bid brought him to my home. Frankenstein was a mess when he arrived.
I brought it over to my buddy Dave's house where we fitted it with some pieces of balsa wood, some rubber cement and Dave soldered up the wires inside it again.
It fired right up.
Because it was broken the way it was, the head doesn't aim straight up any longer. Its glued in its 90 degree position, which is how I use it anyway for portraits. I'm very impressed with the amount of torture it has sustained since I've owned it. I've dropped it numerous times. The wind has blown it over on three separate occasions while it was on a light stand. The base of the unit has broken off twice and both times I've glued it back together with J.B. Weld and metal washers. The top is held together with gorilla glue and gaffers tape. Its cracked, chipped and scratched. Yet amid all of this, it has never stopped lighting my subjects.
More importantly though, is that I know this light like the back of my hand. I can use this flash with my eyes closed if I needed too. When everyone else is constantly purchasing newer and newer gear and not having the time to learn how to use it, I've got Frankenstein all juiced up and ready to go. He doesn't need all the fancy bells and whistles, because he has just one function - to light my subject consistently. He does that perfectly.
Don't succumb to the obsession of needing the newest piece of gear or newest camera. New gear won't make your work better. It won't make the visions in your head better - it just prolongs your ability to rise above the technical and get to the real meat and potatoes of art: your creative voice and your artistic vision.
Take what equipment you have right now, learn it inside out, and then go rock the world with your work. Don't become a slave to technology. You'll never attain progress in your work if you are constantly upgrading and learning new equipment.
More megapixels won't make you a better shooter. More bells and whistles won't make you a better shooter. Save your cash, use your head, and go make killer work.
9/16/2011 Mike Orazzi | Staff
Bristol Eastern High School cheerleaders at the start of Friday night's football game with RHAM at BEHS.
Another photo of Laura from our studio shoot. A black and white with black chiffon silk.
Technical : Elinchrom Ranger with Elinchrom Softlite 70cm(beauty dish) camera left at about 40% power. Model was about 2-3 metres from the backdrop to create a darker background.
9/16/2011 Mike Orazzi | Staff
RHAM High School cheerleaders at the start of Friday night's football game with Bristol Eastern at BEHS.
Red Wing Park was a great scouting effort of our team, amidst the lush garden we were able to capture some great photos of our model Jayla. The shoot started off with a vintage dress and jewelry found by our MUA and Stylist @updopro1.
Drawing by Julien. Ladnewg also took part and you can find more stuff on his photostream.
Setup with three different portables light tight up together.