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<blockquote data-quote="Robert Mitchell" data-source="post: 84723" data-attributes="member: 11282">Please let me know if this is either the wrong place to post this or it's not considered appropriate.I do a lot of testing and analysis and maintain a blog site called The Lighting Academy. It's really just getting off the ground but one article is an in-depth comparison of some very common modifiers, ranging in shape and size, as well as price. The article and this post are not intended to push or promote one product over another, but to simply present data that may otherwise be hard to find, and to do it in a way that really shows you what you need to see when making decisions about light modifiers.I have great passion for lighting and love to share information and techniques.BEGIN EXCERPT: When assembling a lighting kit, it’s very difficult to know which modifiers are best for the type of work you want to do. There are umbrellas, square and rectangular softboxes, octabanks and a wide variety of accessories to shape and alter the quality of light.So how do you know what’s best for you? .............<a href="http://thelightingacademy.com/blog/comparing-light-modifiers-part-i/" target="_blank">READ FULL ARTICLE</a></blockquote>

[QUOTE="Robert Mitchell, post: 84723, member: 11282"] Please let me know if this is either the wrong place to post this or it's not considered appropriate. I do a lot of testing and analysis and maintain a blog site called The Lighting Academy. It's really just getting off the ground but one article is an in-depth comparison of some very common modifiers, ranging in shape and size, as well as price. The article and this post are not intended to push or promote one product over another, but to simply present data that may otherwise be hard to find, and to do it in a way that really shows you what you need to see when making decisions about light modifiers. I have great passion for lighting and love to share information and techniques. [I]BEGIN EXCERPT: When assembling a lighting kit, it’s very difficult to know which modifiers are best for the type of work you want to do. There are umbrellas, square and rectangular softboxes, octabanks and a wide variety of accessories to shape and alter the quality of light.[/I] [I]So how do you know what’s best for you? ............. [/I][B][URL="http://thelightingacademy.com/blog/comparing-light-modifiers-part-i/"]READ FULL ARTICLE[/URL][/B] [/QUOTE]

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