Paul C Buff 47″ Octabox review
- At February 8, 2012
- By Scott
- In Reviews, Video
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Here’s a review I did in 2010 with a friend and fellow photographer, Chris Gardner. Rooftop in NYC, around Astoria. Be sure to check out Promoshots.com.
Equipment used: Paul C. Buff Alienbee B800, Paul C. Buff 47″ Octabox, Paul C. Buff 13′ HD Stand, Cybersyncs, Vagabond II, Nikon D200.
Personally, I think I made a fool of myself, haha! Enjoy.
(If you have trouble viewing, go ahead and click here.)
{BTS} How I shot “iRidehard” Creative Car Photography
I am going to discuss how I took this shot of my Integra. I didn’t take the conventional route when thinking through this image, I wanted to pop the front of the car out and let the back end sorta fade away. Normally you would want to make the whole car pop, right? Well, you don’t always have to do what’s expected to create a stunning image.
So here’s a little initial info: 99 Acura Integra GSR, Bilstein stance (both shocks & springs), Rota Grids (polished chrome lip, gunmetal blades) and a ton of random internals. I shot this shot with two Paul C Buff AlienBee AB800′s and one Nikon SB-800. No modifiers were used, all 3 light sources were bare.
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