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LiteBlog Archive - February 2011

 

Thursday, February 24, 2011

WPPI Wrapup

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Thank you all who stopped by and took a look at what we had to offer. The new TritonFlash™ was extremely well received. Here are what some people are saying: Photoflex® Pro Michael Corsentino during a TritonFlash™ demonstration. "This isdefinitelyan upgrade. Easily does the work of six speedlights." -Mike Maez, mikemaez.com "This is a game changer for my lighting." -Blair Bunting, blairbunting.com "When it comes to rock solid dependability, bullet proof build, lightweight portability, cracking recycle times and killer quality of light, nobody beats the PhotoFlex® TritonFlash™." -Michael Corsentino, corsentinophotography.com Here are...

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Wednesday, February 23, 2011

Home Studio Part 2

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Window light and a LiteDisc reflector. In the previous blog, “Creating a Home Studio Part 1”, I described the basic elements that comprise a “studio” and went on to list some lighting scenarios. In this installment, and those to come, we’ll be covering some more detailed approaches to making your home studio work for you. As I pointed out in Part 1, WINDOW LIGHT portrait techniques supported working photographers from 1880-1925. Although that career may not be possible today, you can benefit from their approach and create wonderful images. It's not rocket science. The image...

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Tuesday, February 22, 2011

WPPI Day Two

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If yesterday was busy, today was a frenzy. In the Photoflex booth. Photo by Billy Pegram. With some pretty compelling keynote speakers at our booth, we saw a lot of traffic today. We started off with Greg Sargent and Billy Pegram, followed later with both Lee Morris and Patrick Hall of fstoppers.com, and ended with Michael Corsentino. Michael personally drew quite the crowd during his demonstration with the TritonFlash (a product with which he has recently become very familiar due to some pretty amazing location shoots over the past three weeks). Tomorrow we end with Blair Bunting and Ron...

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Monday, February 21, 2011

WPPI Day One

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WPPI is the firsttrade showI have ever worked, and man was it a blast. For a solid six hours our booth saw a steady stream of traffic from pros andamateursalike. The star of the show for us in day one had to have been the brand new TritonFlash kit which saw its debut public release. If you couldn't come to Vegas or didn't get a chance to see the booth, this morning Photoflex.com and PhotoflexLightingSchool.com released information regarding the new Photoflex flagship strobe. With the capability to shoot at a blistering 7 frames per second, a minimum...

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Monday, February 14, 2011

The TritonFlash™ Lithium Strobe

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Photoflex® Inc. of Watsonville, CA. announces the release of its new high-powered TritonFlash™ lithium ion battery powered strobe kit. The TritonFlash™ is designed for the professional demands of events, sports, portraiture, architecture, editorial and other applications where photographers require powerful output without AC power. INCLUDES AN EXTRA LITHIUM ION BATTERY FOR A LIMITED TIME! With300 watt/seconds of power (guide number of 185 at ISO 200) and up to 750 full power flashes on a single charge, the TritonFlash™ operates in the power range of studio strobes, enabling photographers to shoot large setups in bright sun without the need...

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Wednesday, February 09, 2011

Building a Home Studio PART 1

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Every photographer dreams about having a studio, but do you really need one? Can you justify the rent? What you really need is the ability to produce professional quality photos without the added expense of a commercial lease. For less than the move-in cost of a studio, you can buy the equipment you need to take professional quality shots at home. If we adopt a more flexible idea about what a ‘studio’ is, we’ll find ourselves shooting more often and being pleased with the results. What makes a studio different than a garage? Most people agree...

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