CURVED PHOTO REFLECTOR PRO
CURVED PHOTO REFLECTOR PLUS

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CURVED PHOTO REFLECTOR PRO

The new telephoto lens on iPhone 15 Pro features a groundbreaking quad-reflector prism design combined with Apple’s most advanced stabilization system to date, including Optical Image Stabilizer technology and an autofocus 3D sensor shift module, making it ideal for close-ups, wildlife, and capturing action from a distance. the new telephoto lens on the iPhone 15 Pro features a groundbreaking quad-reflective prism design combined with Apple’s most advanced stabilization system to date, including Optical Image Stabilization and Autofocus 3D. The iPhone 15 Pro features a 3x telephoto camera, while the iPhone 15 Pro Max offers a 5x zoom with a 120mm focal length, the longest optical zoom distance on an iPhone to date. Support for full-resolution HEIF photos using Apple’s AI system, as well as the ability to change the default lens and shoot at multiple focal lengths (24mm, 28mm, and 35mm) within the main camera. Lens flare is reduced with a new coating that provides better low-light performance for portrait and night modes. The new model comes with a more advanced 48MP primary camera with a larger sensor than the iPhone 15. Wit those cirved reflectors you need to be able to feather and carefully control the position according to the angle of incidence of the property ligh source, it has to stay in place.Įd Shapiro- Commercial and Portrait Photographer.The iPhone 15 Pro comes with an upgraded camera system, with a larger sensor for the main camera, a new coating to reduce lens flare, and more. In the studio, shooting small products and food, I have time to mess around with DIY stuff- I can make them to size, etc, however, when I am working with models, people in general, or industrial machinery, I want a sturdy reflector and light stands. I purchased my first Westcott umbrellas and reflectors in 1980 and I still have most of them in daily service. For many jobs, especially location work, where I need fast and efficient setup and takedown, sturdy construction and maximum control, I use mostly Westcott modifiers and reflectors- including the curved models you mention.

I have improvised many kinds and shapes of reflectors for my in-studio commercial work using Foam-Cor, Coroplast, aluminum foil, Rosco reflective material, etc. Singles sheets and also taped a few together. I considered this but settled with a few $1.50 cardboard cake pans in white and silver from Walmart. Selens 4-in-1 Curve Reflector for Beauty Portrait Headshot (silver/white/black/gold)

Westcott Eyelighter 2 Reflective Panel (silver only)Īngler CatchLight Reflector (silver only)Ĭheetah BowFlector - Curved Reflector (silver/white/gold) If they are identical, then perhaps I should just base my choice off price and included reflector colours. I was wondering if anyone has any experience with any of these or can suggest which would be the 'best' (deliberately vague).

CURVED PHOTO REFLECTOR PLUS

On the plus side the Westcott is a name brand but on the downside it is also the largest when disassembled. I know it's a bit of a one trick pony but I am still interested in getting one.įrom looking around I have found a few similar and other than the Westcott they appear to be identical in construction with the only difference that some include different colour reflectors. I am looking to buy a curved reflector like the Westcott Eyelighter 2. Originally posted in a different forum but was advised to try my luck here.

Curved photo reflector