Posted March 18th, 2010 by Smick
We would like to say a big thank you, our Video lighting has been depleted and the stock we had expected to last to the end of April has sold out. We still have stocks in our video lighting and continuous lighting categories with plenty of stock of the quad light the lightbank 350 and [...]
Tags: chromakey, continuous lighting, daylight bulb, muslin backdrop, photography lighting, redhead lighting, studio flash, studio lighting, video lighting
Posted February 28th, 2010 by Smick
If you don’t want to invest in studio flash then the logical step towards studio lighting is the strobist route, we have in stock 60 x 60cm strobist softbox that will allow your to use your speedlight or off camera flash. This will give you a highly portable studio lighting setup we also have a [...]
Tags: photography lighting, strobist, studio flash
Posted February 26th, 2010 by Smick
We have increased our photography lighting range to include 800Ws studio flash kits, these studio flash heads are very powerful with a guide number of 88. The flash heads are robust with a metal case and fan cooling and have a digital readout showing the power settings. This model is based on our popular E400 [...]
Tags: photography lighting, portrait photography, studio flash, studio lighting
Posted February 19th, 2010 by Smick
We have had a very busy week trying to keep up with orders, invariably people want their items quickly so we do our best not to fall behind. We have been extra busy as we have had a big shipment of photography lighting kit and it takes time to organise and get the warehouse looking [...]
Tags: continuous lighting, photography lighting, redhead lighting, softbox, studio flash, studio lighting, video lighting
Posted January 11th, 2010 by Smick
We have a large range of softboxes ranging in size from 40 x 40cm up to 150cm octagonal softbox.
The photographic softbox has grown in popularity it is a very efficient light modifier, it is used to soften light and with the built internal reflector maximises the reflected light.
Our small softboxes 40 x 40cm, 60 x [...]
Tags: photography lighting, portrait photography, softbox, studio flash, studio lighting
Posted January 1st, 2010 by Smick
We would like to wish every visitor to our site a happy new year, we are a specialist in Photography Lighting we have an extensive range and will be adding to it in 2010, we are the preferred supplier to many companies and institutions see our thank you page.
Our range of Studio Lighting Equipment starts [...]
Tags: chromakey, continuous lighting, daylight bulb, flash lighting, photography lighting, portrait photography, product photography, studio flash, studio lighting, video lighting
Posted December 16th, 2009 by Smick
Our SD series of studio flash heads and studio flash kits are back in stock, the 300Ws flash and the 600Ws flash heads operate in exactly the same way it just the light output is different. Here we have a video presented by Gavin Hoey with an overview of all the functions.
Single head studio flash [...]
Tags: portrait photography, studio flash
Posted December 13th, 2009 by Smick
A snoot is a great accessory for your studio lighting equipment, it is designed to modify the light by concentrating it into a small area. often used as a hair light to light up the back of a models hair to give some definition and a rim light effect. It can also be used in [...]
Tags: studio flash
Posted December 12th, 2009 by Smick
Here is another excellent studio flash lighting setup from studioxil, the clear concise details they give of the setup shows you where to put your flash heads, this setup has 3 flash heads one with a snoot, one with a large softbox and one with just a reflector. Studio setup
Use this link to see our [...]
Tags: photography lighting, portrait photography, studio flash
Posted December 6th, 2009 by Smick
How do you decide what is best for you, continuous lighting or Studio Flash, well Gavin Hoey has written on his blog and explores the pros and cons of each lighting method. Hopefully this will give you and understanding of how they work and what would be best for you. Continuous vs Flash
Tags: continuous lighting, photography lighting, studio flash, studio lighting
