Ring Flash…. Should I use one?
I have been asked many time for a run down on the Alien Bees Ring Flash – Well I found a better source for the info on Studiolighting.net.
You can go to the page here: CLICK HERE
The above Podcast is well worth the listen for the interview with Paul Buff of Alien Bees.
I have one of these and I am very sad to say i have not devoted the time to even play with it as of yet so my first hand experience will come at a later date. From the word on the net many like the ability to be able to use this unit and Alien Bees bringing this to us on a more budget oriented basis is a great help to us more budget aware photographers.
The ABR800 AlienBees Ringflash
The ABR800 is a highly evolved, self-contained ringflash system designed to meet the challenges of the new-generation creative professional photographer. It is extremely compact, lightweight and easy to use with professional or semi-professional cameras with lenses up to 4 inches in diameter. A studio ringflash is an invaluable and instantly favorite tool of the professional photographer due to its ability to produce essentially shadow-free lighting, revealing unique catchlights in the eyes of subjects when used with fashion and portrait work.
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Tripod Mounted Both the camera and ringflash or just the ringflash can be attached to your tripod with the built-in, bottom-flush tripod mount. |
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Light Stand Mounted Both the camera and ringflash or just the ringflash can be attached to your light stand with the built-in, swivel stand mount. |
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Handheld The lightweight design of the ABR800 makes hand-holding ideal – you can use the mounting post as a handle or hold the bracket in the palm of your hand. |
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