Elinchrom has announced a new docking station that lets you bring the 1200Ws power of the ELB 1200 into the studio for endless shooting. The dock allows photographers to insert their ELB 1200 into a mains powered docking station while working in the studio. When it needs to be taken out to a location shoot, […]
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Elinchrom has announced availability and pricing for its new ELB 1200 battery-powered, on-location lighting solution.
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photographyblog.com »2017-07-28 17:00
Elinchrom представила свой новое устройство ELB 1200. Это портативная система освещения для фотографов, которая опирается на существующую систему компании ELB 400, выпущенную в 2015 году. Новая система включает в себя три новых головки, Hi-Sync, а также литий-ионную батарею, которая способна обеспечить 215 срабатываний на полной мощности и 80 минут непрерывного использования LED-света. В дополнение к […] photar.ru »
2017-03-03 22:03
Elinchrom have just introduced the ELB 1200, the next evolution in battery-powered, on-location lighting.
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photographyblog.com »2017-03-02 18:00
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2017-03-01 23:08
Hot on the tail of the release of its impressive new wireless trigger, Godox announced an update to one of its most popular flashes. The Godox V1Pro Flash sees a handful of worthy updates, including the ability to use a detachable sub-flash. [Read More]
Hobolite claims its new X-Series of lighting solutions are the first that are built for photographers and videographers who operate in "extreme" environments. [Read More]
If you’re looking to make your photography stand out it’s time to get creative with light. The longer I’ve been a photographer, the more I’ve come to appreciate good light.
"Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa. . . " That's essentially what I said when I first heard about the Isolite as I didn't totally understand how it worked. But the new Kickstarter known as the Isolite is essentially an on-camera flash modifier that is designed to let you fire off strobes in a photo and then choose to add them later or not.
Advancing Your Photography, the Youtube channel providing tips and tricks from professional photographers, has released an informative video featuring veteran National Geographic photographer, Robert Holmes.