A New Bare Bulb Flash Arrives

Got my CL-360 from Ed, this afternoon. Really appreciate the free modifier and I will most certainly rock the t-shirt proudly!

Little video speed testing the cl-180

Model: Dagmar Voracek
Photographer: Duke Morse
Photographer: Steve Ellinger
Edward Tang

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After I saw the godox AD360 on this forum, it made my lighting bag less heavy.
Great to see so many nice pictures, ways of hacking modifiers in here.
A few of my own photos shot with AD360

This is with Standard reflector and CTO filter.

^^^very nice!!!

Recondo how is that SMDV 70 treating ya ? quick enough to open up etc.. any thoughts on build quality ?

seriously been looking at that nice work to

thanks

Chad D wrote in post #16865241
Recondo how is that SMDV 70 treating ya ? quick enough to open up etc.. any thoughts on build quality ?

seriously been looking at that nice work to

thanks

The SMDV 70 is very fast to open og close, get the adaptor for godox and it saves you some time also.

The bag that the SMDV 70 came with, is big enuff to hold a nano stand and the AD360 with batteripack as well.


Thanks

^^^^ great captures

For the shots in bright sunlight with the Cheetah lights, what neutral density filters are people using for the wide open shots?

-Nate

birrelln wrote in post #16865448
For the shots in bright sunlight with the Cheetah lights, what neutral density filters are people using for the wide open shots?

-Nate

First I use a polarization filter and if I need more I get out my sheets of glass and adapter that I put on the lens. I don't like the high prices for screw-on filters while I can do the same with a Cokin/Lee glass sheets.

abbadon31 wrote in post #16865427
^^^^ great captures

Thanks a lot
Im really enjoying your work, I'm even thinking about getting a fireball, after seeing your photos, where you have used it.

great to here thanks
yeah for sure was thinking of that quick mount they have
even better to hear I could fit the flash in there also
no nano stands but bogey stackers both size

Recondodk wrote in post #16865281
The SMDV 70 is very fast to open og close, get the adaptor for godox and it saves you some time also.

The bag that the SMDV 70 came with, is big enuff to hold a nano stand and the AD360 with batteripack as well.


Thanks

Chad D wrote in post #16865726
great to here thanks
yeah for sure was thinking of that quick mount they have
even better to hear I could fit the flash in there also
no nano stands but bogey stackers both size

No problem

I went out to get my Maxi lite/fireball today, and did a little tweaking to my old elinchrom quadra adapter and a SMDV godox adapter

This should fit any normal Elinchrom modifier without lose light backwards.

I don't know if anyone already made this, but here it goes:

https://photography-on-the.net …p=16832472&post​count=4074

I think that reflector is for growing weed.

Nice I tired something like that, you going to want to bungee the 360 to the bracket. I've tighten the lock screw on the head to hold it on and it pulled the bulb out and the 360 dropped off after doing a shake test.

mmmfotografie wrote in post #16867204
https://photography-on-the.net …p=16832472&post​count=4074

I think that reflector is for growing weed.

It was a hydroponic reflector also used in factories as standard light amplifiers.