Rotolight NEO 3 in flash mode
The problem I had with the Nikon Speedlights I own is that the colour would change from one flash fire to another. And I wondered if this was also the case with the NEO 3. 100% 50% 3000K 3029K 2809K 5200K 5261K 5202K 6200K 6930K 7060K 10000K 7101K 7095K I’m glad to say that there … Continue reading Rotolight NEO 3 in flash mode →
Westcott Apollo and Rotolight NEO 3
Since I have in the past tried putting the Profoto B10 lights in my Westcott Apollo light modifiers I thought I might as well see how well they work with the Rotolight NEO 3. With a much smaller form factor there is no issue with it in the Apollo Medium. Neither is there a problem … Continue reading Westcott Apollo and Rotolight NEO 3 →
Unboxing – Rotolight NEO 3
Back in December I said I was going to get myself a Rotolight NEO 3 and here it is. Having this side by side with the Westcott Ice Light that I purchased in 2015 shows how much the world of lighting has changed in seven years. And you can also see the size of it … Continue reading Unboxing – Rotolight NEO 3 →
Gobo
One of the things I dislike about the Pixapro EF-Mount Optical snoot is that the gobo holder and the gobos are a non standard size. This means having to purchase the ones produced by the company. It is very limiting and not many of their gobos appeal to me. The gobos are sold in sets of … Continue reading Gobo →
Unboxing – Pixapro EF-Mount Optical snoot
Westcott recently launched the Optical Spot by Lindsay Adler which I was interested in getting so that I could create seriously hard cuts in my lights. What put me off from getting it was the high price. So it was nice to see a cheaper alternative of the Pixapro EF-Mount Optical snoot. What is this … Continue reading Unboxing – Pixapro EF-Mount Optical snoot →
Profoto Barndoor
It might sound a bit strange that even though I’ve had my Profoto B10 lights for some time I have not tried to see how well the barndoors cut light. As you can see, they don’t cut light very well. There is a lot of spill coming from all the gaps. When I got the … Continue reading Profoto Barndoor →
Fujichrome v Ektachome
I took one roll of Fujichrome Provia 100F and one roll of Kodak Ektachrome E100 and shot them in the same light with the same settings using the same camera. Then the best frames from each roll was professionally scanned by drumscanning.co.uk. The supplied TIFF files were changed from 16 bit to 8 bit then … Continue reading Fujichrome v Ektachome →
Adapter for Hasselblad V-Mount lens to Nikon Z-Mount camera
To prepare for which ever Nikon Z camera body I’m going to get, I decided to get a lens adapter for use on the Hasselblad lenses I already own. It makes sense to have the option to use the glass I already own. Yes, I will probably get some native Z lenses but in the … Continue reading Adapter for Hasselblad V-Mount lens to Nikon Z-Mount camera →
Wish list – December 2021
I haven’t done one of these in a long time. Looking back at the last one took me down the path of getting the Hasselblad film cameras. Will this wish list be just as ground breaking? So what did I want Santa to have brought down the chimney? Honestly, I don’t think Santa could have … Continue reading Wish list – December 2021 →
Profoto and Nikon
When Profoto and Nikon announced that they would be collaborating in a vague press release back in November, in my mind it made a lot of sense. And now with the latest announcement that the Nikon Z9 is fully compatible with the Profoto AirTTL products it would seem that Nikon won’t be bringing out a … Continue reading Profoto and Nikon →
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