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KellyL · 01-20-2008

Yes, I see what you mean. When I have my AB's too low, I do see the blue cast. But I also start my shoot with a Whibal card and change the WB in LightRoom.

I also have a hard time believing that soft boxes can be radically different from one another. I own both the large AB and the 4 x 6 Larson. The Larson is flatter...which I am sure has something to do with light dispersion...but it would seem a soft box is a soft box is a soft box. I suppose a better comparison would be between a Chimera and an Alien Bee soft box, as their dimensions are more the same. Does the quality of the light really change from Chimera to Alien Bee?

01-20-2008	#11 (permalink)
KellyL Photocamel Master Location: Mental State: Just west of chaos and south of disaster. Posts: 9,356 CamelKarma: 25672 Editing OK?: Yes Gallery \| Blog	Re: AB800 and softbox Yes, I see what you mean. When I have my AB's too low, I do see the blue cast. But I also start my shoot with a Whibal card and change the WB in LightRoom. I also have a hard time believing that soft boxes can be radically different from one another. I own both the large AB and the 4 x 6 Larson. The Larson is flatter...which I am sure has something to do with light dispersion...but it would seem a soft box is a soft box is a soft box. I suppose a better comparison would be between a Chimera and an Alien Bee soft box, as their dimensions are more the same. Does the quality of the light really change from Chimera to Alien Bee?
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