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Sep 15, 2010 00:46 |  #2716
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Closest I've got to a setup shot with it :-)

cheers, juice (Canon shooter, Elinchrom lighter, but pretty much agnostic on brands.)

  
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Sep 15, 2010 01:08 |  #2717

ZenFox wrote in post #10910515 (external link)
I just finished playing around with my new Elinchrom setup, and am typing this half blind:
Ranger RX/AS w/ S head
53" Octa
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w/ 2nd head and beauty dish following as soon as I learn to use what I have.

Thank you ed. for your total disregard to my original $1000 lighting budget and everyone else who I harassed with all my modifier/trigger questions.

hahaha enjoy it! :cool:

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Closest I've got to a setup shot with it :-)

:lol:


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Sep 15, 2010 03:00 as a reply to  @ ed.'s post |  #2718

I was going to bid on that Sheldon, but postage to Aus would've been insane, plus there's plenty of more things above it on the wish list (Kacey BD is the first, then probably a pair of D-lite 4s).


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Sep 15, 2010 05:29 |  #2719

Jannie wrote in post #10910478 (external link)
A brand new 74" Octabank today!

ZenFox wrote in post #10910515 (external link)
I just finished playing around with my new Elinchrom setup, and am typing this half blind:
Ranger RX/AS w/ S head
53" Octa
Skyport Speed RX triggers
w/ 2nd head and beauty dish following as soon as I learn to use what I have.

Thank you ed. for your total disregard to my original $1000 lighting budget and everyone else who I harassed with all my modifier/trigger questions.

Sheldon N wrote in post #10911095 (external link)
SCORE!!!! :) :)

I just got the Elinchrom modifier deal of the year!

Sometimes I start to think this thread is the lone force driving the economy :D

mickeyjuice wrote in post #10910625 (external link)
We are good at ignoring budgets around here :-)

:lol:


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Sep 15, 2010 08:20 |  #2720

ZenFox wrote in post #10910515 (external link)
I just finished playing around with my new Elinchrom setup, and am typing this half blind:
Ranger RX/AS w/ S head
53" Octa
Skyport Speed RX triggers
w/ 2nd head and beauty dish following as soon as I learn to use what I have.

Thank you ed. for your total disregard to my original $1000 lighting budget and everyone else who I harassed with all my modifier/trigger questions.

Hah :)

That's almost exactly what I'm getting, but I'm flipping between the 39" deep octa and the 53" octa.


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Sep 15, 2010 08:29 |  #2721

Anyone know anything about the rigidness and resistance to water on the Rotalux modifiers, more specifically the Deep Octa? I wanna shoot something now, but its windy and rainy.


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Sep 15, 2010 08:38 |  #2722

olelovold wrote in post #10913104 (external link)
Anyone know anything about the rigidness and resistance to water on the Rotalux modifiers, more specifically the Deep Octa? I wanna shoot something now, but its windy and rainy.

I believe the material used in the Rotalux lightboxes is somewhat water resistant but not waterproof.

Can anyone confirm that?


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Sep 15, 2010 10:13 |  #2723

Lichtwerk wrote in post #10912483 (external link)
Sometimes I start to think this thread is the lone force driving the economy :D

:lol:

I agree 100%

I even went out and ordered a 70-200 f2.8 is II after I saw everyone else getting stuff


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Sep 15, 2010 10:15 |  #2724

TMR Design wrote in post #10913141 (external link)
I believe the material used in the Rotalux lightboxes is somewhat water resistant but not waterproof.

Can anyone confirm that?

is it the same as portalite?

If it is, the front diffuser wasnt that great in the water but the actual box part was good as long as its like not like under water wet.


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Sep 15, 2010 10:54 |  #2725

mickeyjuice wrote in post #10911669 (external link)
Closest I've got to a setup shot with it :-)

Wow, that thing is huge!


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Sep 15, 2010 13:59 |  #2726
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Sheldon N wrote in post #10913926 (external link)
Wow, that thing is huge!

Yeah, it's insane! :-)

It's also the easiest/quickest to construct modifer that I own, bizarrely enough.


cheers, juice (Canon shooter, Elinchrom lighter, but pretty much agnostic on brands.)

  
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Sep 15, 2010 14:02 |  #2727

Sheldon N wrote in post #10913926 (external link)
Wow, that thing is huge!

that's what she said


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Sep 15, 2010 14:32 |  #2728

Guys, I've been hired to do this type of shoot (external link). It's like a catalog kind of shoot with a mannequin on white. It's going down this Saturday with a designer for TH.

Any tips?

I know I'll blow out the BG to pure white and use an octa for the dress about 5' from the BG. I'd meter the shot, make sure I get enough details for each dress, put my camera on a tripod which would be slightly below the octa, and then keep rolling from there, dress after dress (about 40-50).

I'm really nervous about my color balance issue. Aside from auto-balance, I don't know how to set to custom with my Nikon. (Yikes!) Lol.




  
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Sep 15, 2010 14:42 |  #2729

BTW, I can't believe how the Australians here can spend so much on Elinchrom when they should focus on paying Oprah's tab (external link). LMAO! J/K!




  
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Sep 15, 2010 14:50 |  #2730
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Seanzky wrote in post #10915302 (external link)
BTW, I can't believe how the Australians here can spend so much on Elinchrom when they should focus on paying Oprah's tab (external link). LMAO! J/K!

Seriously, paying here MORE money to get her here. We should be trying to keep TV "personalities" out. Especially the lame ones.


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