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May 24, 2012 08:19 |  #6901

jimlim007 wrote in post #14473270 (external link)
curious that you can get it.

I have tried with 1 strobe without any modifier. I face it to opposite subject wall, which mean the light is bounce from the wall to subject. I get pure white background, but somehow the subject skin tone was also over exposed...:confused:

To properly expose the subject by bouncing off the wall facing the subject has the light falling off to much before it gets to the white BG. To expose the white BG to get white has you over exposing the subject. You need separate light on the BG and subject.


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May 24, 2012 09:13 |  #6902

zwicko wrote in post #14476849 (external link)
why not buy the elinchrom one?
the 17" grid is already available, the 27" grid should be out soon.

The question is when:D




  
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May 24, 2012 09:15 |  #6903

I like it! and the price is Right...




  
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May 24, 2012 09:23 |  #6904

Eli octa framed grids look... weird. I just found a no-name brand that does the job for my 27" silver softlight dish. Haven't used the combo much really but this is one example with it...

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May 24, 2012 15:18 as a reply to  @ Rai33's post |  #6905

First real post in here... These were shot last night with a DLite4it with a gridded 27" BD.

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May 24, 2012 19:39 |  #6906

Rai33 wrote in post #14478168 (external link)
Eli octa framed grids look... weird. I just found a no-name brand that does the job for my 27" silver softlight dish. Haven't used the combo much really but this is one example with it...

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May 24, 2012 19:39 |  #6907

Kemzo wrote in post #14478137 (external link)
I like it! and the price is Right...

Kemzo, the Frankengrids are also listed here:

http://barkerphotograp​hic.ie/products.php?id​=2064&cat=68 (external link)

http://barkerphotograp​hic.ie/products.php?id​=2065&cat=68 (external link)

And closer to New Jersey:

http://www.vistek.ca …m-softlite-grid-44cm.aspx (external link)

http://www.vistek.ca …m-softlite-grid-70cm.aspx (external link)

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May 24, 2012 19:39 |  #6908

blondmix wrote in post #14479892 (external link)
First real post in here... These were shot last night with a DLite4it with a gridded 27" BD.

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Nice Captures!




  
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May 24, 2012 19:47 |  #6909


Thank you! So it's the second one right? (70cm) item# 262299




  
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May 24, 2012 20:07 |  #6910

Kemzo wrote in post #14481007 (external link)
Thank you! So it's the second one right? (70cm) item# 262299

44cm = 17"

70cm = 27"

262299 is Vistek's code for the 27" Elinchrom Frankengrid. Is that the size you're looking for?




  
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May 24, 2012 20:57 |  #6911

Kemzo - was from a shop locally down here. The prices on those vistek links Dave posted look reasonable so probably best to go for the Eli frankengrid.


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May 25, 2012 00:53 |  #6912

Anyone know how that mounts (beyond the obvious). Wondering if it'd mount on my 70cm Deep Octa.


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May 25, 2012 10:43 |  #6913

tetrode wrote in post #14481085 (external link)
44cm = 17"

70cm = 27"

262299 is Vistek's code for the 27" Elinchrom Frankengrid. Is that the size you're looking for?

Yes! Thanks...




  
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May 25, 2012 19:45 |  #6914

windpig wrote in post #14477910 (external link)
To properly expose the subject by bouncing off the wall facing the subject has the light falling off to much before it gets to the white BG. To expose the white BG to get white has you over exposing the subject. You need separate light on the BG and subject.

to test soon ;)




  
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May 25, 2012 20:36 |  #6915

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