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Gear Talk => Other => Topic started by: Thomas Stellwag on December 07, 2017, 21:21:55

Title: photolamps not for cabin baggage
Post by: Thomas Stellwag on December 07, 2017, 21:21:55
...nearly

according to a friend from a Nordic Country this is called "industrial style light"....and beeing stylish, colour temperature has an own grade of freedom.....thanks

freedom bandwith was  ca.3500K for the LEDS  and 7-9K for the Finish Sky, btw, I survived in the person basked on the forklift, but decided after 2 hours outside not to use TiltShift anymore, as the screws became smaller and smaller

...maybe as my 2 cents for the recent thread about tripod vibrations: switch the forklift engine off  :)

pics of the unit cannot be posted, as the new logo is secret until?....at least every worker who took smart phone shots today has posted them  8)




Title: Re: photolamps not for cabin baggage
Post by: Erik Lund on December 08, 2017, 08:47:59
He he  ;D  Looks Good Thomas!  Sounds like you pulled it off ;)


Best light stands I have ever seen!  8)

Title: Re: photolamps not for cabin baggage
Post by: Akira on December 08, 2017, 09:17:20
Thomas, that looks really cold but fun!

Quote from: Thomas Stellwag on December 07, 2017, 21:21:55
freedom bandwith was  ca.3500K for the LEDS  and 7-9K for the Finish Sky, btw, I survived in the person basked on the forklift, but decided after 2 hours outside not to use TiltShift anymore, as the screws became smaller and smaller

I guess that you could use the forklift as the shift part?   8)
Title: Re: photolamps not for cabin baggage
Post by: Jakov Minić on December 08, 2017, 10:14:00
As solid and versatile as you can get  ;D
Title: Re: photolamps not for cabin baggage
Post by: Thomas Stellwag on December 08, 2017, 23:12:19
thanks Erik, Akira and Jakov

This Sisu is fun and there is still reserve, it can lift 16t

Should I ask for it for the next NG Photo race?

@Akira   shift with the forklift goes well, even focus stacking with the inch pedal
Title: Re: photolamps not for cabin baggage
Post by: brent_e on December 09, 2017, 15:41:19
amphibious floats for excavators?? 

2 hours in a manbasket in the cold......you must own some good undergarments.


cool shots.
Title: Re: photolamps not for cabin baggage
Post by: Thomas Stellwag on December 09, 2017, 19:19:56
@ Brent_e  yes pontoons for amphibious excavators. They are produced there in Ähtäri.

Daylight was ca 3 hours plus some very blue, but useful time.
I had to stay outside the whole time, with some short coffee breaks - because the workers had to install the whole unit
and it worked better because they then understood, that I am serious about the outcome ... and expecting snow, which fortunately did not come before night
it will help me later to write the German manual for the unit  :D