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Has anyone used one of these before?

 
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Jul 23, 2009 19:27 |  #1

http://www.amvona.com …ct_id=2291&cate​gory_id=77 (external link)

I was looking at one of these not sure if I should get it or not. Has anyone had experience with one. It seems like a cross between a softbox and a umbrella. It also seems like it wouldnt spill light like a normal umbrella would.

What would be your recomendations?

BTW this will be used with a vivitar 285 HV

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Jul 23, 2009 19:44 |  #2

I think that might "spill" way more light than an standard umbrella. but much less than a "shoot through" white umbrella.
the other option is a "brolly box" type of umbrella that has a flat diffuser over the open end of the umbrella.




  
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Jul 23, 2009 19:47 |  #3

i see what you are saying, i primarily use shoot through umbrellas so from my point of view it would spill lest light.

Do you recommend using the "brolly box" instead.


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Jul 23, 2009 20:53 |  #4

I have these (the reflective not shoot through) http://www.skaeser.com …DIFIERS:SOFTBOX​+UMBRELLAS (external link)

They look like a very similar design. Pretty easy to setup and give a decent quality of light but there is a lot more light spill than a regular softbox.


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