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Tiny BD...sort of...

 
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Jul 11, 2012 14:45 |  #1

So I got a wild hair. While cleaning my garage I came across some old Impact continuous lights that had aprox. 10" reflectors on them. So I pulled out the Dremmel and went to town.

What's the point you ask? There is no point. I was just bored and got a wild hair.
Will I ever use it? I dunno...doubt it. Maybe so...who knows. Was fun to do though.

Note: All shots were taken with the front edge of the modifier at exactly 5' from the wall.

Some shots of how it looked before and after...

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Bare...
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With the front block thing off my 22" BD...
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Bare with a 22" sock draped over it...
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And for comparison:

Bare white 22" BD...
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Bare 7" reflector...
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7" reflector with some grids...
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flickr (external link) KCharron.net (external link) - 5D mark III (gripped) | 24-70 2.8 VC | 85 1.8 | 50 1.4 | 70-200 2.8L
[LIGHTING: 3 Einsteins, AB400, CyberCommander, 2 VLMs w/2 spare bats, 2 64" PLMs, 24x32 softbox, 22" BD, grids and diffusers, Avenger stands and boom.]

  
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Jul 12, 2012 09:42 |  #2

Heh, just noticed those grids are terrible.


flickr (external link) KCharron.net (external link) - 5D mark III (gripped) | 24-70 2.8 VC | 85 1.8 | 50 1.4 | 70-200 2.8L
[LIGHTING: 3 Einsteins, AB400, CyberCommander, 2 VLMs w/2 spare bats, 2 64" PLMs, 24x32 softbox, 22" BD, grids and diffusers, Avenger stands and boom.]

  
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