Dear members,
You’re invited to contribute your great photos taken by using speedlight pro kit for our make over website which is under progress to replace the existing one pretty soon. Credit with brief intro will be stated on the photos you contributed.
Please send in your photos with lighting info to sampoon@speedlightprokit.com, we’ll notify you once we decided to use your photos, most probably on main page of our new look website!
Thanks guys!
As when this is posted, we’d have just completed our second workshop in a row for collaborating with Canon Malaysia, it is Canon’s way of saying thank you to its loyalists alike and bringing fellow Malaysian photographers an insight of flash photography.
All seats have been taken since Canon Malaysia announced these free workshops on their website, we’ll be rolling out some schedules that comes with a fee for pro and semi pro photographers later on so stay tuned!
Getting ready to do a demo, Joe Chan explains a point while Kit Lee prepares for the setup.
Written by Kirk Tuck
Since the publication of my first book, Minimalist Lighting: Professional Technique for Location Photography, back in May of 2008, I’ve been asked from time to time to review products that people think may be useful to photographers working with small flashes. If they are yet another variation of the small, on camera fill card I usually decline. But every once in a while you get some really interesting things to test out.
I agreed to test out some stuff from a company called Speedlight Prokit. And the reason I found them a little bit compelling is that all of their lighting modifiers come flat. It’s like getting a kit that you can play with and put together but from a practical standpoint you can also quickly disassemble the stuff and pack it down tiny in most camera bags and wheeled cases.
All the Speedlight Pro Kit stuff I’sve played with so far is made out of a dense, flexible plastic and uses button snaps to hold parts of the panels and what not together. When all the stuff first arrived I was skeptical but there were two things in particular I could use all the time so I diligently put them together.
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We are collaborating with Canon Malaysia to embark on new frontier with workshops that will enlighten the way you think and use your flashes.
The details of the workshop are as follows:
Admission is free. Light refreshment will be served.