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Studio light with Bowens connection Shooting with continuous light or flash? Quite a few experts have racked their brains over this question. Both types of lighting have strengths and weaknesses, which depend on the respective task and subject. Innovative studio lights with LED technology Flash light has dominated photography until now. The new LED technology has now made the studio light much more attractive, as it overcomes the shortcomings of the „conventional“ continuous light. LED studio lights have found friends in sensitive portrait and animal photography as well as in macro and product photography. LED lights are increasingly being used for parallel shoots, photos and making-of videos. In the field of videography, there is no alternative to a studio light anyway. Our continuous lights from Godox, Jinbei and Yongnuo are equipped with the latest LED technology. Benefit from this innovative technology with impressive advantages: constant control over subject illumination, more relaxed working for photographer/videographer and model reproducible work guaranteed an LED light with 100 watts is just as bright as a conventional 1000 watt halogen lamp targeted adjustment to the subject narrow light shapers and foils can be used, no lead or lag times up to 90 per cent reduced power consumption ideal for video recordings up to 100,000 operating hours

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.