Maybe worth a separate thread....

[Mujana1]

(I already posted this question in another thread here, but it seems to go unnoticed. So maybe worth a new thread).

Like I said before, I own 2 strobes ((Godox AD400pro and AD300pro). With the Godox AD400pro for maybe a parabolic light shaper, what second light shaper would you choose for the AD300pro? I was thinking about a simple striplight (maybe hair light and background lighting). Not sure what size though. What’s your idea?
thank you.

 

[Mujana1]

No ideas? Or no forum members?

 

[dirk]

sorry, I can not help you. I do not use strobes. But maybe another member can jump in here.

 

[Mujana1]

Thank you Dirk...I hope so.
At least this thread is "on top" in this forum again (although not a frequently visited forum )

 

[Macro guy]

It all depends on what you're shooting, how much space you have and the type of results you expect to get. If you're just starting out, I would recommend 40-50" deep, white, reflective umbrellas, barn doors and snoots. That's a very flexible setup that you won't outgrow for years to come. It allows you to do hard light, soft light and anything in between.

Hope that helps

 

[Mujana1]

Thank you (again) Macro guy!

 

[Mujana1]

Parabolix 45" has arrived a few days ago. Thinking about a 30x120 stripbox for my second light (AD300Pro).

 

[michaelhcothran]

(I already posted this question in another thread here, but it seems to go unnoticed. So maybe worth a new thread).

Like I said before, I own 2 strobes ((Godox AD400pro and AD300pro). With the Godox AD400pro for maybe a parabolic light shaper, what second light shaper would you choose for the AD300pro? I was thinking about a simple striplight (maybe hair light and background lighting). Not sure what size though. What’s your idea?
thank you.

I would strongly recommend a medium size strip box (12x36). They are extremely versatile.

 

[Mujana1]

Thank you michaelhcothran. I already ordered a SMDV Flip 30x120 stripbox + grid some time ago. I hope, this will be versatile as well.