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State of the Ringflah market : Hensel, Profoto, Elinchrom, Bowens, Broncolor, Alienbees, Orbis, Rayflash  NOV, 2009

This Contents include :

Hensel

RINGFLASH 3000 XS                 $1,329.95

3410 Ringflash 3000PM-XS

Profoto

Proring

Proring 2

Elinchrom

Ringflash 1500    $1,468.75

Ringflash 3000

Bowens

Ringlite Converter         $354.90

Ringflash Pro               $1,699.95

Broncolor

Ringflash C

Ringflash P

alienbees

ABR800    $399

Orbis Ringflah Adapter

rayflash $199.95

*Ringflah Price info (via adorama NOV.2009)

And here also stunning  collage about DSLR

http://www.flickr.com/photos/penmachine/3177722200/

Orbis Ringflash Adapter : $199.90

Rayflash $199.95

The basics of using an off camera cord; why you’d want to and how simple they are to connect, with some examples of off-camera cord photos with and without the orbis™ ring flash. Be sure not to miss using the orbis(tm) as a small softbox featured at the end, for directional light that isn’t harsh. Thanks to Anita, the model, from issis.co.nz for her help. Next video, setting up Nikon’s CLS system !

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the orbis™ arm is here…

The most long awaited accessory in orbis™ history is here! I’m hugely proud to announce that the orbis™ arm, that fits your orbis™ ring flash and flash to your camera for extended on-the-lens photography, has arrived and is now for sale right here at orbisflash.com, and through our global network of affiliated dealers. Click here for USA stores, and here for the rest of the globe; we split them up as there are so many of them.

And I’ve just posted a video all about the basics of shooting with an off-camera cord. More videos to come soon, including setting up Nikon’s CLS system, various shadowless hints and tips, orbis™ photographer profiles and more.

Model Portfolios New York Photographer John Ricard presents a Photography Tutorial showing differences between a Rayflash and a Ringflash

people’s opinion of this review :

The Canon 580 flash is set to 1/1 and depending on the distance you will have to adjust the f stop between 4.5 – 11 all depends on the effect as far as flash recycle time you will need to have a battery pack for the flash ($149.00) to reduce the recycle time by 5 seconds with flash on 1/1.

Can someone tell me what is the difference with the ray flash in comparison to the coco flash. The coco flash I saw on Amazon looks identical to the Ray flash the difference is the price $59.00 compared to the ray Flash of 199.00. I like to know if anyone knows the difference.

I have more trouble getting the ray flash to work for me indoors than I do outside. I get beautiful pictures outdoor. I believe the settings are good based on what I played with so far just not there yet but working on it. Do you have any suggestios?
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Learn how He made this bracket:

Easy To Make Five Dollar Orbis Ring Flash Bracket

www.stuffishootwith.com/2009/07/easy-to-make-five-dollar-…

(*via http://www.stuffishootwith.com/2009/07/easy-to-make-five-dollar-orbis-ring.html)

But other’s opinion is :

danielbartel says:

The flash and Orbis Ring Flash are heavier than the bracket. The bracket is hollow tubing and is extremely light. The camera and lens are much heavier than everything else. I’m used to shooting with a D300 with MD-D10 grip, a 70-200 f/2.8, and SB-800 flash. This whole setup is lighter.

Orbis Ringflash adapter installed picture with Orbis Arm.
Alternative Ringflash : Orbis Ringflash Adapter

Orbis™ ring flash instruction video- 003g

A great video submitted by orbis(tm) ring flash flickr group member Graham Jarvis, AKA Permanent | Daylight, shooting with his orbis(tm) for a makeup test. Using a really effective yet simple home setup it just goes to show what you can do with an orbis™, some glittery fabric, creative thought and a gorgeous & willing volunteer! Read more at his blog:

http://permanentdaylight.squarespace.com/behind-the-scene…

The great music was put together in super-fast time, as he didn’t want to use un-licensed tunes, and is thanks to Beats for the Subverted:

Orbis Ring Flash Adapter Unboxing video

First look: Quick unboxing vid of the Orbis ring flash adapter with some comparisons between this model and the Ray Flash ring flash adapter.

Ringflash is so expensive. so here’s cheap alternative Ringflash is here.

No more time for low quality Ringflash DIY.

orbis™ ring flash & arm

● For shadowless photos, easily!
● The full orbis™ system
● Includes adjustable arm
● Arm ships for FREE

● Beautiful shadowless photos
● Works with your camera system
● No batteries, no bulbs, no effort!

● Versatile fitting bracket
● Shoot on-camera for longer
● Tripod mountable, six-way adjustable

Price : $259.00 USD $249.00 USD

Orbis™ Ring Flash flickr Group Pool

: http://www.flickr.com/groups/orbisringflash/