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02-02-2008
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Guanaco
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Re: AB800 and softbox
Putting them on the light. Always softbox face down on a surface and then attach the light...then checking to see that it is 'really on'. Any other method (for me) seems to introduce risk.
Different softboxes, different color temperature? You bet. I normally use a Photoflex box but last weekend I tried a Paul Buff foldable octabox as a key. A couple of hundred degrees different color temp. __________________
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