CLAROOM-44882 Lamp Set

Are you searching for lights that will make your photos finally bright, sharp, and colorful? Do you run a YouTube channel and want to beat the competition? Want to showcase your product or service uniquely? When working with lighting, you'll quickly realize that more light is always better. Portraiture, fashion photography, and videography are particularly demanding. In today's world, homemade solutions aren't enough anymore. Properly chosen lights will have a decisive impact on how your photos or YouTube channel look.

Based on the most commonly used lighting patterns in "home and office" studios, CineGEN® has created the Claroom™ and Vivid™ continuous light kits. With these, you can accomplish a vast majority of film and photography projects under home studio conditions and achieve amazing results.

Benefits

The softbox significantly improves the quality of your shots and adds depth to the image. The diffusion fabric softens the light, making it more natural and pleasant to look at. The lighting kit allows you to work with a lower ISO sensitivity, which in turn enhances color saturation. Increased brightness also lets you close down the aperture, positively impacting the sharpness of the image. Using a pair of lights eliminates mutual shadows, especially important in facial photography - it flawlessly masks imperfections and improves skin appearance. The Claroom™ kit is perfect as both main and supplementary lighting for portraits, videoblogs, product photography, fashion, and children's photography.

• Allows you to work with a lower ISO sensitivity, improving color saturation
• Enables you to increase the aperture, enhancing image sharpness
• Increases image dynamics (contrast), making your shot visually appealing
• Using a second light fills in shadows on faces and highlights beauty
• Working with continuous lights is simple. All it takes is intuition and sensitivity.

Things to Remember

• Softboxes work best at short distances. Place them as close as possible to the illuminated persons or objects, right near the edge of the frame.
• The larger the diagonal, the softer the tonal transition between light and shadow.
• If you need to illuminate from a large distance - remove the diffusion fabric from the softbox. This will give you even more light.
• The key to a successful shot is experimentation and playfulness. Plan some time for moving around lights and adjusting your camera settings.
• Don't neglect the background.
• From time to time, check the results on your computer screen. Remember that they will look slightly different than in the viewfinder.