Analysis Of Rogue Flashbender: Ligther Lighting Solutions
Rogue FlashBender: Ligther Lighting Solutions
Available in the market since 2010, the Rogue FlashBender accessories have recently become lighter and easier to use. From the three initial models the system grew, also, to multiple kits for different lighting needs.
The market for flexible light modifiers may well be saturated with solutions, but since 2010 Expo Imaging found a place for their products in the Rogue FlashBender range, a lighting solution for photographers working with shoe mount flash.
FlashBenders offer a portable and creative alternative to many other lighting systems. The fact that you can bend the reflectors in almost any position, and also use them as softboxes with the use of the optional translucent cover makes for a versatile …show more content…
The original version is so heavy that it is difficult to keep some flash heads, especially those with loose heads, upright, when using it. The FlashBender 2 makes it easier to work with those flashes and for me it is a blessing, for two things: my flashes are pasth their prime and I use the XL quite a lot, for multiple shoots. I like the big reflecting surface it offers and the option to transform it into a strip of light, ideal for photographing bottles, for example.
The new Rogue FlashBender 2 XL Pro Lighting System is available as a kit and I would consider buying it as such, if I were you. The kit includes the FlashBender 2 XL Pro Reflector, the FlashBender 2 XL Pro Strip Grid Attachment, the FlashBender 2 XL Pro Soft Box Diffuser Attachment, all inside a XL Pro travel bag. The kit fits a 15” laptop compartment in your backpack. With a total kit weight of 13.8 oz (391g), the kit costs …show more content…
The new model includes the new attachment strap and a starter set of 3 colorful effects gels (Dark Salmon, Steel Green and Oklahoma Yellow) and Expo Imaging states it is for use on: hair light, rim light, accent light, background light, or main light to create mood or drama. Let me add that with a diffusion filter (from the Portable Lighting Kit or bought separately) I use it a lot for close up subjects and flowers. I really like the results and control you have with this grid, and the new attachment system makes it even more atractive to
Available in the market since 2010, the Rogue FlashBender accessories have recently become lighter and easier to use. From the three initial models the system grew, also, to multiple kits for different lighting needs.
The market for flexible light modifiers may well be saturated with solutions, but since 2010 Expo Imaging found a place for their products in the Rogue FlashBender range, a lighting solution for photographers working with shoe mount flash.
FlashBenders offer a portable and creative alternative to many other lighting systems. The fact that you can bend the reflectors in almost any position, and also use them as softboxes with the use of the optional translucent cover makes for a versatile …show more content…
The original version is so heavy that it is difficult to keep some flash heads, especially those with loose heads, upright, when using it. The FlashBender 2 makes it easier to work with those flashes and for me it is a blessing, for two things: my flashes are pasth their prime and I use the XL quite a lot, for multiple shoots. I like the big reflecting surface it offers and the option to transform it into a strip of light, ideal for photographing bottles, for example.
The new Rogue FlashBender 2 XL Pro Lighting System is available as a kit and I would consider buying it as such, if I were you. The kit includes the FlashBender 2 XL Pro Reflector, the FlashBender 2 XL Pro Strip Grid Attachment, the FlashBender 2 XL Pro Soft Box Diffuser Attachment, all inside a XL Pro travel bag. The kit fits a 15” laptop compartment in your backpack. With a total kit weight of 13.8 oz (391g), the kit costs …show more content…
The new model includes the new attachment strap and a starter set of 3 colorful effects gels (Dark Salmon, Steel Green and Oklahoma Yellow) and Expo Imaging states it is for use on: hair light, rim light, accent light, background light, or main light to create mood or drama. Let me add that with a diffusion filter (from the Portable Lighting Kit or bought separately) I use it a lot for close up subjects and flowers. I really like the results and control you have with this grid, and the new attachment system makes it even more atractive to