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    Product Review – GVM 7SM video lights

    March 5, 2024 / No Comments

    GVM Double Sided Mini Bi-color/RGB LED video Light, P/N GVM 7SM The best price is available at the GVM factory direct website for $159.00 (2 light kits):  https://gvmled.com/product/gvm-7sm-mini-led-on-camera-bi-color-rgb-double-sided-video-light/ After purchasing (2) of these light kits from B & H for about $199.00 I saw the discount GVM direct offered.  I contacted B&H and they immediately credited me the $40.00 difference. You…

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    Ninja Woman

    August 26, 2014 / No Comments

    Here I am once again fooling around with light and it’s effects on a subject.  I set up a plastic head which I use for practice shots and a rubber glove.  I wanted just the hand and eyes illuminated.  It’s not as easy as you might think.  Anyways this is the end result.

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    Bokeh and the coffee cup

    August 22, 2014 / No Comments

    This was simply my attempt at creating “bokeh” through the use of small lights.  The right shutter speed and aperture is fairly critical. Although not necessarily a riveting picture I did accomplish what I wanted to. FYI, for those who don’t know, “bokeh” is basically the way the lens renders out of focus lights.

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