homemade gels for flashguns?

And for those that dont know.....
on the rear of the filters there is a card attached that will give you the colour curve, also on the "photography" ones there will be info on it, light temp change, ie, tungsten to daylight... etc.
Might be useful to some.
If anyone got the full designers edition, there are some great diffusers towards the rear, look out for heavy frost, can really soften the flash light. Also neut density frosted gels can be used to diifuse the flash whilst reducing the output without a colour cast. Aternatively use a frost with coloured gels to get great soft colours.
Sorry if you all already know this.
Dean:)
 
Flash In The Pan said:
Bleedin' 'ell that's expensive - I made my own "speedstraps" using velcro cable ties from Poundland, you get 12 in a pack, which makes 6 straps....
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The amount you must have spent on kit then you grumble about £3...

"That'll be £300 for your SB900 sir."
"No problem, there you go."
"And that'll be £3 for your velcro and strap."
"WHAT? NO WAY! Are you people mad?"

honestly, some people... :D ;)
 
DekHog said:
The amount you must have spent on kit then you grumble about £3...

"That'll be £300 for your SB900 sir."
"No problem, there you go."
"And that'll be £3 for your velcro and strap."
"WHAT? NO WAY! Are you people mad?"


honestly, some people... :D ;)
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That would have been £18, rather than £1, so no...perfectly sane :lol:

Mangelwurzel said:
You, sir, are a genious! I've been wracking my brains for a decent material for a snoot. Sounds perfect :thumbs:
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Works a treat :thumbs:

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