Compact, versatile, and with power support even from power banks, the Nanlite FC-120C is the latest LED launched by the Chinese company that has been creating lighting solutions for over 30 years. With 36000 RGB color support and an ongoing 20% discount allowing you to grab one for just $295, this might be the best LED you could buy right now to help add an extra splash of color to your portrait shoots.
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The new Nanlite FC-120C is a lightweight, affordable full-color light for creators and indie filmmakers.
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petapixel.com »2025-01-23 21:26
Компания NANLITE представила полноцветный светодиодный видеосвет NANLITE FC-120C стоимостью менее $300. Лампа обеспечивает яркость 12 850 люкс на 1 м при 5600 К с отражателем, имеется множество цветовых вариантов и спецэффектов, управление по DMX, а также несколько вариантов питания, включая PD. photowebexpo.ru »
2025-01-21 16:57
The RS60Bi and RS60R from Godox enter the crowded portable lighting market, but are they just another compact option?
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Over the last few years, Lume Cube has evolved beyond the tiny LED cube that is its namesake and grown to encompass a wide variety of LED lighting solutions. The latest is the Lume Cube XL which, despite its name, is a compact, palm-sized 60W RGB COB LED. [Read More]
If you’re new to photo printing, the most recent video from Sid at StyleMyPic should be required watching. In it, he covers what it means for a color in Photoshop to be “out of gamut,” and how to use Photoshop’s Proof Colors and Gamut Warning views to get your prints looking just right. As any […]
The LAB color space is particularly useful for boosting colors and definition in images due to the way it handles colors when compared to RGB and CMYK. Rather than describing how colors should appear on a screen or in print, LAB is designed to approximate human vision. Colin Smith of photoshopCAFE shows in this video […]
My name is Marius Hanzak, and I’m an experimental photography student currently studying at the Cleveland College of Art and Design in the UK. For one of my recent projects, titled RGB Church Street, I experimented with making color photos using black and white film.