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Sep 15, 2008 00:35 |  #16

They cost more than a light stand though...and get in the way of silver umbrellas! :D


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Sep 15, 2008 04:15 |  #17

Yes but they don't blow over in a breeze and are far more versatile!


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Sep 15, 2008 04:19 |  #18

Y'all have better humans in NZ...


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Sep 15, 2008 05:29 |  #19

I'm not sure they're better... but there are some obedient ones ;)


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Sep 15, 2008 06:57 |  #20

tim wrote in post #6307288 (external link)
I have it held by an assistant, so the persons body would be between the umbrella and the subject, which defeats the purpose. I need something that a person can hold out in front of them.

Slap an umbrella bracket on a cheap monopod. They could hold that out in front of them.


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Sep 15, 2008 07:34 |  #21

tmonatr wrote in post #6309252 (external link)
Slap an umbrella bracket on a cheap monopod. They could hold that out in front of them.

I do that already. I started another thread about needing a more efficient diffuser.


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