I got a Selens triple flash bracket, a bracket with three hotshoes to allow you to use three speedlights at the same time.
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Tuesday, August 4, 2015
Selens Triple Flash Bracket Review
I got a Selens triple flash bracket, a bracket with three hotshoes to allow you to use three speedlights at the same time.
Monday, July 27, 2015
DIY Passport Photos part 3
It was time again for us to renew passports for my daughter and myself (note that children's passports expire after only five years). As before, I wanted to do it myself so that I could have photos I would at least be satisfied with for ten years (the passport duration for adults).
For the passport photos in this post, I used the following:
- Samsung NX500 (reviewed here)
- Samsung 50-150 2.8 OIS
- Godox e300 monolight (reviewed here)
- Yongnuo YN560III and YN560IV (reviewed here)
- Fotodiox Tri-Fold Reflector
- 4 x 6 feet popup background
- and... Parrot Teleprompter
To process the photos and prepare them for printing, I used Lightroom 6. Here's how I took the photos.
Monday, July 20, 2015
$100 Monolight: Godox e300 Preliminary Review
Chinese lighting products have been steadily improving while offering incredible prices, and studio strobes are no exception. Godox's e300 is a monolight that has pretty good specifications on paper, including 300 watt seconds of power. The kicker is that it's available at under $100 - comparable to the cost of an inexpensive speedlight, making it attractive to hobbyists and casual shooters, especially first-time strobe buyers.
I just got a Godox e300 and in this post, I provide my first impressions.
Wednesday, July 15, 2015
Unboxing the Godox e300 ($100 Monolight)
Is it possible to get a decent monolight for the price of a speedlight? The Godox e300 is a monolight that seems to promise just that. Check out the specs:
I ordered one last week and just got it yesterday. Here is the unboxing:
I conducted preliminary tests last night and will post my first impressions soon.
- 300 watt-seconds of power
- 150 watt modeling lamp
- compact size (20.3 cm long) and light weight (1.45 kg)
- radio-based wireless remote adjustment capability with separate FT16 accessory (~$30)
- available for less than $100 on eBay
I ordered one last week and just got it yesterday. Here is the unboxing:
I conducted preliminary tests last night and will post my first impressions soon.
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