Lighting Dreams

[Alpha]

Parabolic Reflector (nearly 11 feet tall):

5' Octa:

And while I'm at it a Cumulite 2, weighing in at 6.5 x 4 ft:

 

[Overread]

Very nice looking kit - though you would need a studio (garage) to use it all
My dreams of lighting are simpler by far
Canon 580EX II Speedlite Flash - something good to replace the popup!

not sure which yet, but its so far off that is does not matter at the moment!
Canon Flash Macro Ring Lite MR-14EX

Canon MT-24EX Twin Lite Flash Macro


chances are that a host of remote flashes, remotes, diffusers and lightboxes will follow this as well

sigh - photography will drain you cash quick!

 

[JIP]

I think you forgot to put up the link to the price which is why I assume your thread was titled "lighting dreams".

The Para $4,086.50 @ B&H

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/319987-REG/Broncolor_122080_Para_170FB_Reflector_Umbrella.html#

And the Cumulite $4,299.00 @ Ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/Photo-Studio-Fl...ryZ30087QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[SoMa]

sigh - photography will drain you cash quick!

too true!

 

[Alpha]

Dude that para is incredible

 

[notelliot]

is that a crank i see on the back of the para? could you use that to narrow the path of light? that would be sick.

 

[Mike_E]

Somebody was daydreaming while under a patio umbrella.

 

[Alpha]

Somebody was daydreaming while under a patio umbrella.

that gives me an idea...

 

[Alpha]

is that a crank i see on the back of the para? could you use that to narrow the path of light? that would be sick.

As far as I understand it, yes, the crank is used to adjust the width of the reflector.