The rogue magnetic system is absolutely awesome and together with the flashbender it gives you a total solution that fits in almost every bag
The most recent addition is the snoot. A super flexible snoot that in speedlights can be used in 8 different ways.
Today some images I shot with the snoot and as a fill in light I’m using the dome with a blue gel.
Model : Claudia
You can order all rogue products via www.rogueflash.nl and www.rogueflash.com
In todays blogpost some images we shot with our model/stylist and allround cool girl Nadine.
The backdrop is our Graffiti door from ClickPropsBackdrops.
I’m using our Rogue snoot here on a Nissin speedlight.
To get an extra “nasty” edge to the light I did not use a diffusion panel inside the gel holder.
You normally use this to get a more rounder “nicer” quality of light (and most of all softer), all things I didn’t want for this shoot.
So lets take a look at the images and what I changed during the set.
The first image was shot with just the snoot on a pretty wide setting.
I love the harsh quality of light in the center and the softer edges, it really gives the light a dual personality if you know what I mean. And for this setup I really liked that almost Rock and Roll lighting.
However for the next two images I decided to open up the shadows.
I’m using the omnidirectional dome from our Rogue magnetic system here with a blue gel. You just place it in the same line as your main light source and meter it a few stops below the main light.
I really love the effect.
And with Rock and Roll lighting…. we need some black and white.
And a guitar…..
The Rogue products are available via www.frankdoorhof.com/shop or at your favourite camerastore selling Rogue.
In todays video I’m working with our Rogue fibreglass umbrella and show you some cool things you can do with it.
You can order the umbrella kit via www.frankdoorhof.com/shop or your favourite camerastore that sells Rogue products.
I love building mood in a scene.
It can be done with color, a lens flare, styling etc. but for me there always has to be something “extra” in the shot.
In todays video I show you how we build a rather complex but awesome lighting setup during a workshop with our model Felisa. I think you’re gonna love this one.
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