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Grey card for manual white balance A grey card, also known as a control card, should not be missing from any photo bag. The card is an extremely useful tool for digital photography, as it helps to achieve perfect shots. These cards usually have a white and a neutral grey side.   Manual white balance for shots without a colour cast The automatic white balance of cameras does not deliver optimum results in every lighting situation. The default settings for daylight or artificial light are linked to certain colour temperatures, which unfortunately often do not correspond to the actual prevailing conditions. This can then lead to a colour cast, which is unpleasant. For this reason, you should carry out a manual white balance in special situations. White balance is used to adjust your camera precisely to the colour temperature of the ambient light. This avoids the aforementioned colour cast and saves you the need for time-consuming digital post-processing.

Transmitted-light or reflected-light umbrella, what will it be?  Transmitted light umbrellas and reflected light umbrellas are used in fashion, beauty and portrait photography. What are the differences between the umbrellas? With a transmitted light umbrella, the flash light is diffused through the umbrella and falls softly on the subject. With a reflective umbrella, the flash is fired directly into the inside of the umbrella, and the light reflected from the umbrella onto the subject is richer in contrast and harder. The color of the inner covering of reflective umbrellas strongly determines the color character of the light.  Jinbei or Godox professional umbrellas with golden covering provide a warm light tone and are ideal for portraits. Silver inner material represents cold, harsher light and harder contrasts. White inner material gives a softer light. A black outer skin reduces light loss. The size of an umbrella and the distance to the subject are important. The larger the umbrella and the closer it is to the subject, the softer the flash light. Reflex and transmitted light umbrellas can be opened like an umbrella, are lightweight and fit into the tiltable umbrella holder on the studio flash. When not in use, they can be easily stored in the carrying bag thanks to their compact dimensions.  The transmitted light umbrellas and reflective umbrellas are suitable both for the studio and for use on location.

Godox Spare Parts Here you will find various spare parts for Godox products for the small repair at home, if something is broken.

Cable remote shutter release with many talents A cable remote shutter release is the perfect tool for all photographers who want to take razor-sharp pictures without camera shake. It offers indispensable advantages, especially for long exposures, macro photography, or group photos. Thanks to their direct connection to the camera, cable remote shutter releases are extremely reliable and respond without delay. Many models have additional functions such as interval timers, long exposure control, or programmable release options. This makes them suitable not only for beginners, but also for demanding photographers who want to realize their creative ideas. Precision and flexibility for your photography Compared to wireless versions, cable remote shutter releases are less prone to interference and do not require batteries. They are lightweight, robust, and easy to use—whether on the go, in the studio, or for outdoor shoots. Discover our selection of versatile cable remote triggers and find the right model for your camera.

Don't miss a moment thanks to powerful replacement batteries Whether hiking in the Swiss Alps or taking photos of family moments, a flat camera battery always comes at an inconvenient time. In our category Replacement batteries for your digital camera, you will find high-quality and reliable batteries for all common camera models. These give you the security of knowing that you are always ready to capture the perfect picture. Our replacement batteries are characterized by a long service life, fast charging times, and optimal compatibility. Thanks to state-of-the-art lithium-ion technology, you benefit from consistently high performance – even in cold temperatures or during intensive use. Rely on our tested quality products and benefit from easy ordering, fast delivery within Switzerland, and expert customer service. So you're always perfectly equipped – whether for professional shoots or spontaneous snapshots in everyday life. Discover the right replacement battery now and take your photography to the next level – without compromising on power.  

Timer for long time exposure The timer has several operating modes. Single Shooting mode controls a single shot. In Continuous Shooting mode, the camera triggers as long as you hold the shutter button down. Bulb mode runs long exposures. Delay mode controls the delayed start of a shot or the timed sequence of extensive series of shots. For all modes, please remember to preselect the appropriate shooting mode (Single, Continuous, Bulb, Delay) on your camera. The adjustable timer functions such as lead time, exposure time, interval, number of shots and repetition frequency can be preselected for individual shots or entire sequences. For example, the timer can be programmed to take three exposures with a five-second exposure time at four-second intervals after ten seconds have elapsed and to repeat this sequence twice after seven minutes.

Folding reflector or reflector The folding reflector is part of every professional photographer's equipment, whether in the studio or on location. The reflector reflects the continuous light, flash or sunlight that hits it back onto the subject. With a reflector, you can influence the illumination of the subject. The folding reflector controls the light and contrasts in your shot The colour of the reflector surface changes the light colour and influences the contrast: The white reflector side brightens the subject. The black side darkens it. The silver side provides cold light and emphasises the contrasts with hard shadows. The gold reflector side gives the whole thing a warm light and emphasises skin tones. The combination of gold and silver (zebra) creates warmer, sunny light. Grey also helps with white balance. Blue or green are used for coloured effects or as a background for cut-outs (bluescreen or greenscreen). Some reflector sets contain a diffuser as a basic module. It scatters the light and softens the transitions to the shadows. Working with a reflector is effortless. It is ready for use in a few simple steps and can be folded up just as quickly. To direct the reflected light onto the desired areas of the subject, the folding reflector should be used by an assistant, on a reflector holder with telescopic extension or on a lamp tripod with a suitable holder. It can be stored or transported for outdoor shots in a handy pouch or bag.

The magic of glass ball photography In the age of digital transformation, where visual representation plays a key role, glass ball photography is becoming increasingly popular. It combines art and technology in a fascinating way and offers photographers like you the opportunity to take unique and stunning shots. What is glass ball photography? Glass ball photography is a special technique that uses a glass ball as a lens attachment to create unique, distorted images. This technique gives your photos a surreal and magical quality that captivates the viewer. With a glass ball, you can see the world from a completely new perspective and create stunning visual effects.

Reverse rings Retroring There are different names for the retroring that can be found on the web. Reverse rings are also called retroring or retroadapter. The principle is simple: you take a lens and turn it around. Turned this way, it is either attached directly to the camera or combined with other lenses or with extension rings and placed in front of the extension rings or lenses. Due to the design, the focal plane is closer at the back of the lens than at the front. By turning the lens, you can get much closer to the object. Reversing rings therefore allow image scales that are significantly larger than 1:1 and you thus enter the realm of microphotography. Compared to close-up lenses, the biggest advantage is certainly that a reversing ring does not interfere with the optical calculation of the lens, since no further optical elements are brought into the optical path. As long as there are suitable reversing rings, you are no longer dependent on the bayonet or the lens brand. Almost any lens of any manufacturer can be mounted with a reversing ring. Lenses in retro position can be combined with other accessories (extension rings or bellows) without major problems. However, not every lens really makes sense. By mounting the lens "upside down", you will also incur some minor disadvantages. Since the bayonet is now on the front side, the lens has no more contact with the camera or with the camera control. Exposure metering is only possible via the working aperture metering, autofocus no longer works and the aperture has to be set manually (lenses without aperture ring are therefore only suitable for the retro position to a very limited extent). There are, however, special solutions that remedy this problem and which we will also present to you in this article. Long focal lengths (telephoto) have a narrow angle of view. The rear lens (pupil) therefore needs a greater distance from the sensor than lenses with a large angle of view (wide angle), whose pupil is much closer to the image sensor. In general, therefore, the following order applies for the suitability as a retro lens: wide angle - normal - telephoto. Wide-angle lenses permit the largest imaging scales. Only extremely short focal lengths (super wide-angle) are out of the question, because they usually have very large and curved front lenses and therefore there is no filter thread to attach such lenses to the camera in retro position. By the way, a good start are the classic KIT lenses (often in the focal length range 18 - 55 mm). But also old lenses, which you can buy for a few francs at the flea market or on ebay, are well suited, as long as they have a filter thread. Especially old lenses still have a mechanically adjustable aperture by means of an aperture ring.

Rechargeable battery AA and AAA batteries are used in many different devices. In photography, for example, AA batteries are used in Godox remote triggers. AAA batteries are sometimes used in remote triggers from Yongnuo. AA batteries are also frequently used in wireless keyboards, and such lithium-ion batteries are also used in computer mice. The advantage of these batteries is that they can be recharged countless times and therefore have less impact on the environment. Newer batteries can even be recharged via a USB-C connection.

Portable studio flashes and the accessories to go with themPortable studio flashes are used in photo studios of ambitious hobby photographers and by professional photographers. The difference between studio flash units and clip-on or system flash units lies in their design, in their considerably higher output and in the convenient use of light shapers.Godox Pro studio flashes deliver professional lightStudio flashes from Jinbei or Godox give you professional light for your shots.  With these powerful studio flash series, we meet all the needs of demanding photographers, from beginners to professional photographers. You choose your desired model(s) from various device series and different performance classes.Jinbei and Godox studio flash units are each equipped with an integrated radio receiver and can be conveniently operated remotely. The flash units are extremely flexible with regard to the use of light shapers. Thanks to the widely used Bowens S-type bayonet, you can use softboxes and reflectors from a wide range of suppliers with them. 

Spare parts for Haida filter holders Here you can find additional inserts or spare screws for the corresponding Haida filter holders.

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