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Lastolite Springboks versus Ezybox - what's the difference?

 
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May 21, 2012 23:55 |  #1

Does anybody know what the difference is in between the Lastolite Springboks versus the Ezybox design?

Vistek has the 36"x36" Springboks ($390 reg -$280 sale) on sale cheaper than the 36"x36" Ezybox ($325 reg).

I think the Springboks is the older portable design (now Ezybox) and the Flexion is their studio model.

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Don


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May 22, 2012 01:08 |  #2

Dear Don,

I think you are right. That is my understanding too. (Hmmm… perhaps 5-7 yrs ago?)

Depending on your application and desired lighting you may want to consider the following light modifier, particularly for portrait applications - LASTOLITE 36” OCTA BOX :
http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …trod_Octa_Softb​ox_36.html (external link)
[It is my favorite modifier, with a very flattering soft, wrap around light for portrait (single, couple or group) and preferred over my Lastolite 30”, 24” & 16” Ezybox softboxes and Lastolite 12” x 48” Hot Rod Strip boxes].
The Lastoliote 36” Octabox with your Sigma 85f1.4 or 50f1.4 lenses would make for some stunning photographs not just pictures.

If you opt for the Springboks, you may want to carefully examine the front diffuser to ensure it hasn’t yellowed, which some material batches can with time.

Just some more things to think about, good luck.


Mary
P.S. You may want ask the manufacturer about the design - Lastolite's UK customer service have been quite receptive and knowledgable for any product inquiry I have had.


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