SaberStrip flash advice

[macvisual]

I've recently seen images taken with 'SaberStrip' lighting with great effect. Does anyone here use these photographic strip lights for the likes of indoor/outdoor flash photography...? I don't know that much about flash photography, I'm a totally new beginner to flash photography to be honest.

Would love to hear any advice/knowledge/experience regards the 'SaberStrip' lights please, thank you. Are there any dealers in the UK that stock them?


http://www.saberstrip.com/category/photography/


Regards;
Peter
Scotland

 

[macvisual]

Anyone . . . . ?

 

[Nionyn]

This recent thread on the subject in the Flickr Strobist group might help you: https://www.flickr.com/groups/strobist/discuss/72157654580935413/
Also, here are some photos lit using one or more Saberstrips in the same Strobist group. They should all have lighting info, which might be useful to you: https://www.flickr.com/search/?path=strobist&nsid=&page=&jump_to=&thumb=1&w=71917374@N00&m=pool&q=Saberstrip

 

[HoppyUK]

I've recently seen images taken with 'SaberStrip' lighting with great effect. Does anyone here use these photographic strip lights for the likes of indoor/outdoor flash photography...? I don't know that much about flash photography, I'm a totally new beginner to flash photography to be honest.

Would love to hear any advice/knowledge/experience regards the 'SaberStrip' lights please, thank you. Are there any dealers in the UK that stock them?


http://www.saberstrip.com/category/photography/


Regards;
Peter
Scotland

If you're a newcomer to flash photography, the SabreStrip is probably not the best place to start. It's a fairly specialised kind of light, with it's main benefit being a softer light quality with low wind resistance when used outdoors (compared to a softbox) and easier to handle. Otherwise, there's nothing magical about it.