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Creating a stunning spotlight look without a gobo

Spotlight photography is a powerful technique that can add drama, focus, and depth to your images. While traditionally achieved using gobos (go-betweens or go-between optics), you don’t always need these physical accessories to create a spotlight effect. In this post, we’ll explore how to achieve a captivating spotlight look without

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Neewer FL10 Spotlight

Review: Neewer FL10 Spotlight and Gobo Projector

The Neewer FL10 is a compact, battery-powered LED spotlight designed for creative lighting in photography and videography. Its integration of gobo filters and colour LEDs makes it a versatile tool for adding dynamic lighting effects to various shooting scenarios. I’ve been using it in the studio for a few weeks,

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What is a gobo and how is it used?

In the world of photography and lighting, there are endless ways to shape, control, and manipulate light to create stunning and dramatic images. One of the most underrated yet powerful tools in a photographer’s arsenal is the humble gobo. If you’ve never used one before, you’re in for a treat!

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Neewer LS39 Spotlight

Neewer LS39 Spotlight: Lighting up your world

In the world of photography and videography, lighting is often the unsung hero. It can transform a mundane scene into a captivating masterpiece, setting the mood, highlighting details, and creating a sense of atmosphere. A good spotlight can be a game-changer, offering versatility, power, and precision. Neewer recently sent me

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Using the art of GOBO for food photography

Want to make your food photography more moody or interesting? Getting extra creative with the lighting will do the trick for you. One of the most simple yet effective ways to do this is to use a GOBO — a “go between object” light modifier. If this is the first

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Studio Tip: Controlling Light Using Cinefoil

Cinefoil, also known as black foil, black wrap, or shadow foils, is a sturdy, black aluminum foil. It can be molded into different reusable shapes. Controlling Direction of Light Imagine you want to light a certain part of a photograph. Using Cinefoil, you can wrap it around a speedlight to

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Spiffy Gear Light Blaster

When first handed the Light Blaster, I was a little dubious. It seemed a bit like a kitschy toy not suited for a professional kit. But, like most things, its usefulness is largely dependent on the person using it and the goals they have in mind. Once I got my

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