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charlieharper wrote in post #13577262
Thanks Rob,

Shouldn't you guys up there be in bed ??

http://www.google.com.​au …+york&meta=cr%3​DcountryAU

0:30 Wednesday (EST) - Time in New York, NY, USA

Cheers,

Austen.

the night is still young, do you think we are old or something

TMR Design wrote in post #13576502
Fireball Goodness.

turned out to be a real nice set Rob, i'm sure she's pleased with the results

FJ LOVE wrote in post #13577281
this is the smaller 5.5" deflectors i have

http://www.bhphotovide​o.com/c/produc..._Soft​lite.html

the only other deflectors i have are the older metal ones that are bigger @ 6.5"

Thanks Martin, I saw those and was confused (again !) but I think Rob has cleared it up in that it appears the (really) small ones might be discontinued !

FJ LOVE wrote in post #13577287
the night is still young, do you think we are old or something

Do you really want an answer to that question ??

Cheers,

Austen.

FJ LOVE wrote in post #13577281
this is the smaller 5.5" deflectors i have

http://www.bhphotovide​o.com/c/produc..._Soft​lite.html

the only other deflectors i have are the older metal ones that are bigger @ 6.5"

The ones I have are 5.5" as well. Both the ones that came with the 17" Minisoft beauty dish and the ones that came with the deep octa.

Rob - out of curiousity did you ever test the solid white translucent deflectors in comparison to the silver deflectors for background lighting? I imagine that both would knock down the hotspot fairly well.

The reason I ask is that I'm considering the Varistar reflector but only have one silver deflector and a couple of the white deflectors. Just wondering if it would be worth it to pick up another deflector set when I submit my order.

Thanks!

Sheldon N wrote in post #13577353
The ones I have are 5.5" as well. Both the ones that came with the 17" Minisoft beauty dish and the ones that came with the deep octa.

I also have the 5.5" ones, same as you linked earlier. They actually measure 5.75" diameter. Just thinking the bigger ones may not work as well the smaller ones Rob has been using. Guess we'll find out soon.

Sheldon N wrote in post #13577400
Rob - out of curiousity did you ever test the solid white translucent deflectors in comparison to the silver deflectors for background lighting? I imagine that both would knock down the hotspot fairly well.

The reason I ask is that I'm considering the Varistar reflector but only have one silver deflector and a couple of the white deflectors. Just wondering if it would be worth it to pick up another deflector set when I submit my order.

Thanks!

i use the solid white on my reflectors Sheldon but my wall is curved so it works out quite well

TMR Design wrote in post #13576502
Fireball Goodness.

Great looking image rob

FJ LOVE wrote in post #13577287
the night is still young, do you think we are old or something

4:55 Wednesday (EST) - Time in New York, NY, USA

Nearly 5.00am.........

Not up yet ??

Cheers,

Austen.

I'm up. You want to make something of it?

TMR Design wrote in post #13577871
I'm up. You want to make something of it?

If you're not doing anything you could always try the large deflectors in those reflectors and see how even a spread of light you get* !!

:p

Austen.

* Just kiddin' but ...........

FJ LOVE wrote in post #13577287
the night is still young, do you think we are old or something

I could point out to Martin that older people seem get up early
5:46 Wednesday (EST) - Time in New York, NY, USA

charlieharper wrote in post #13577882
If you're not doing anything you could always try the large deflectors in those reflectors and see how even a spread of light you get* !!

:p

Austen.

* Just kiddin' but ........... I could point out to Martin that older people seem get up early
5:46 Wednesday (EST) - Time in New York, NY, USA

Ya, but what time would it be in Newfoundland? Aren't they offset by a 1/2 hour?

Sheldon N wrote in post #13576920
Nice! Fireball makes things sparkle and glow.

It certainly does, Sheldon.

FJ LOVE wrote in post #13577289
turned out to be a real nice set Rob, i'm sure she's pleased with the results

Julia is thrilled with the images. That's always nice.

windpig wrote in post #13578045
Ya, but what time would it be in Newfoundland? Aren't they offset by a 1/2 hour?

8:10 Wednesday (EST) - Time in New York, NY, USA

9:10 Wednesday (AST) - Time in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

23:40 Wednesday (CST) - Time in Adelaide SA

Seems Adelaide is the only one with a 30 minute off-set !!

I'd say it was almost bedtime but some may then accuse me of being an "Old man"

Austen.

TMR Design wrote in post #13578054
....Julia is thrilled with the images. That's always nice.

I was pretty impressed with them too !!

Cheers,

Austen.