FotoDiox Ez-Pro, SWEET

Thanks Scott.

The ez-pros weigh is alot more do to the heaver material and more metal frame.

abbadon31 wrote in post #16410254
Still waiting for some images from ralph

Damn Scott, at this point, don't hold your breath. I'm to the point that when I get some damn time I'm going to grab an live woman and beg her to sit for me to shoot.

I am waiting on delivery of my ez-pro 48"

Sample pictures please?

windpig wrote in post #16411910
Damn Scott, at this point, don't hold your breath. I'm to the point that when I get some damn time I'm going to grab an live woman and beg her to sit for me to shoot.

I'll keep an eye on the police blotters in your area.

I'm going to have to buy a 36" ez-pro to pick up the slack of Ralph and do some testing.

I guarantee you're subjects will be cuter than mine

does it stay on nicely? Or flimsy?

Does what stay on nicely, the grid, if so, yes, very much so, in fact that's where you have to careful to use care whwn detaching.

Thanks!

Hi Anthony I am about to put an order or in for some Ez-Pro modifiers. What would you recommend for my needs. I want some hairlight modifiers as well as modifiers to light up background for seamless white look. I don't know if I should go for the Ez-Pro 36", 48" or 60" or 48" and Cheetah 84"? The prices are so good should I eventually add all these?

I already ordered the the Fotodiox Ez-Pro
12x56" strip box.
Cheetah Qbox 24".
Beauty Dish
Medium Silver Profoto Deep Umbrella

A lot will be out on location some indoors.

keano12 wrote in post #17547471
Hi Anthony I am about to put an order or in for some Ez-Pro modifiers. What would you recommend for my needs. I want some hairlight modifiers as well as modifiers to light up background for seamless white look. I don't know if I should go for the Ez-Pro 36", 48" or 60" or 48" and Cheetah 84"? The prices are so good should I eventually add all these?

I already ordered the the Fotodiox Ez-Pro
12x56" strip box.
Cheetah Qbox 24".
Beauty Dish
Medium Silver Profoto Deep Umbrella

A lot will be out on location some indoors.

Seams like you have every thing you need now.
None of the items you listed I would use for hair light or background lights
If your lighting a background I use 7" reflectors or silver umbrellas. Hair light I use a stripbox , a small softbox or reflector.

I do love the paras because you can do alot of things with them. The 48" is what I would use on location and in studio since is a nice size and covers well. I don't even use my 60" much because of the weight it puts on the strobe.

I have the 48" EZpro. Here's a shot using it gridded.

Good stuff

Good feedback for lighting background. Is there anyway to use speedlites instead of 360's? Use something like this to save some money: http://www.amazon.com …5&keywords=mini​+reflector

For the hairlight how small would you go from their product line? In what instances would you use the para over the 48"?

Oh, curious is their really something special about the Rotalux 39" quality of light. Or is it the name brand. Though it is deep and quality.

thanks