Using MULTIPLE strobes - creative examples - post yours! (2)

Well done!

Mesmer wrote in post #18269603
Two strip boxes one on each side.

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Like the lighting on the bottle.
An art director will want the shadow side of the label lit.

bjbsav wrote in post #18269660
Good to see on a Friday afternoon.

Exactly!

Brules wrote in post #18269896
Well done!

Thanks

dmward wrote in post #18269944
Like the lighting on the bottle.
An art director will want the shadow side of the label lit.

Good thing I was shooting for fun at home then.

I recently purchased a set of 30x120cm strip lights, Xlite from Kayell Australia.
A nice kit, strong, sets up easily, with inner rotating head and most importantly at a fraction of the price of Rotalux strip boxes.
My only disappointment going from the Rotalux strip box to the Xlite strip box is that the Rotalux has a speed ring fro easy set up.

1. Just testing out the set up and how the strip lights perform.
Three lights, two strip lights, Elinchrom 500RX either side left has half CTO gel, right has Cyan gel and the Quadra beaming onto the back drop has a Magenta gel.

2. Three light set up, two 500RX either side and one Quadra behind model shooting onto back drop.

C.C welcomed

Profoto white BD at right as key, Speedlite as frontal fill, Speedlite as rim:

2 XPLOR600s, Key was a SMDV Alpha A90(36") Speedbox, fill was a 46" Softlighter:

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I think you should increase shutter speed to lower back ambient light.

Thanks, unfortunately I was already using a 3 stop ND filter and was pretty much at sync speed. HSS wasn't going to work well in a large double diffused softbox. =)

Nice!!

Two lights and a bit of fog.

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Three strobes -- two rear Einsteins with red and blue gels, one Einstein in front with a gridded octo, no gel. Underexposed by a half stop or so to bring in the gel colors.