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How many of you shoot with hotlights ?
Black Ricco wrote: :drools: Jun 23 08 07:20 pm Link LOL Maybe we can set up a playdate. Have your mom call my mom. Jun 23 08 07:55 pm Link Every indoor shot in my port was shot with hot lights. I just upgraded, and aint ever going back. Jun 23 08 08:04 pm Link Black Ricco wrote: I love your lights too...Probably will last you the rest of your life...Classic all time favorite on sets.......... Jun 23 08 08:08 pm Link Black Ricco wrote: I am very envy of your Mole Richardson collection lol. I only got one Mole 650W Tweenie II, two little Dedolights and two big 1-2kW Arri fresnel spots. My first hotlight was a Dedolight 150W, it got me hooked and addicted on hotlights. I bought lots of Matthrews flags, Hollywood arms, grips, scrims and c-stands to use with them. Jun 23 08 08:38 pm Link I've made Soft Frost and Tough Frost screens from 12x12 inches to 4x6 feet that store inside each other. I can have any size source I need instantly.   The 4x6 simulates soft window light and keeps the heat off your subject. Great for 3/4 and full length. Jun 23 08 09:32 pm Link John DeFiora wrote: I have both and also use them together with strobe Jun 23 08 09:34 pm Link Photoflex 1,000 watt Large softbox for all of these.                Jun 24 08 02:06 am Link One shoot when i moved to the city i had left my strobes in FL and had to be sent so had to borrow hotlights and they were from the 80's and junkers but they did the job and used my Sb600 to the left as a lil fill client loved em and may use the lights again  Jun 24 08 02:10 am Link John DeFiora wrote: solely? no, ..., but still from time to time for various [controlled] lighting concepts ... but also use elec. strobes too. Jun 24 08 02:15 am Link Jake Garn wrote: i freakin love these! Jun 24 08 08:45 am Link Tim Summa wrote: Old guys!!! Jun 24 08 08:49 am Link Much of my work is done using hotlights (my port--row one, image two; row two, image three, row four image one, row five image two). They can be a bit harsh, as hotlights are often used without diffusion, but they're awesome for noir and other contrast-intensive work. Jun 24 08 09:15 am Link John DeFiora wrote: Don't remember, I bought them years ago. Jun 24 08 08:51 pm Link |
