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Model in studio using a Broncolor Para 133 above camera. Paras do well with skin, hair and clothing. Makes for an excellent fashion light modifier.
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Give your model a challenge! LIt with a Broncolor Para 222
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A few fitness clothes photos for an online store. A Broncolor Para 222 was the main light camera left.
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June studio model shoot© Copyright 2020 Orchid Group,Inc
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First time we met. Great poise. Understands light so well. Broncolor Para 133 -
A pose under a single light. Monthly model shoot. -
Sarah at our monthly model shoot. A relaxing and striking beauty. A 2 light setup. -
Dramatic, yet simple pose. Silohette from a single light modifier.© Copyright 2020 Orchid Group,Inc
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The Broncolor Para 222 is an outstanding Beauty Dish! -
Studio Shoot, Blue Gel, Standard Reflector on white vinyl, Broncolor Para 222 45 degrees to model, 8 feet away. -
Another beautiful San Diego morning.© Copyright 2020 Orchid Group,Inc
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Seagull flew straight at camera. -
I use Elinchrom metal modifiers in the wind. Standard 8" to the gorgeous 16" Fireball (Maxilite) up to their 27" beauty dish. Here's a shot on a windy gusty day. Standard 8" reflector. Was too windy for anything else without an assistant. Sun coming in from right. Strobe on left.
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I agree the 60 even seems like a better standard lens over the 80. I use it a lot. My Rollie lens lineup is: 40 60 80 180 300. Added to that is a 1.4 teleconverter. BAMB!!
