I have the CowboyStudio Seamless White Vinyl Background but I want to get the Cowboystudio Backlight Strobe Flash Studio Photography Kit and Adorama Color Filter. I just want to know will I be able to see the color on my background.
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You can but, honestly, it's one of those get what you pay for products. The strobe can't be adjusted in regards to power, you have to use the warm filter just tiger a balanced color, as it is as warm as spilling light blue pair on your subject. Would NOT recommend.
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Also there is a nice video in Youtube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HK1BpCSvF_8 to that shows the instructions for the CowboyStudio lights.
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Yes, I've added my own back grounds. Everything doesn't work. Experiment and you will get pretty good results. I use a Nikon D7000 for my pictures. Beware that anything that has shades of green in it will get color changed or stripped buy the program.
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Well, I'm not an specialist in video, but in your case, you need to use continuous light, right? So, I guess you need to look at some continuous light kit that fits with standard/universal ring, besides a light stand (kind of tripod) do support your set. I've found this one that can help you: StudioPRO Photography Continuous Lighting 1000W 5 Socket Light Socket with Softbox --OR-- CowboyStudio Single 1000w Continuous Video Light Quartz/Halogen Light for Chromakey Green Screen but please, check the compatibility with your needs before purchasing. Well, I'm not an specialist in video, but in your case, you need to use continuous light, right? So, I guess you need to look at some continuous light kit that fits with standard/universal ring, besides a light stand (kind of tripod) do support your set. I've found this one that can help you: StudioPRO Photography Continuous Lighting 1000W 5 Socket Light Socket with Softbox --OR-- CowboyStudio Single 1000w Continuous Video Light Quartz/Halogen Light for Chromakey Green Screen... » Read More Well, I'm not an specialist in video, but in your case, you need to use continuous light, right? So, I guess you need to look at some continuous light kit that fits with standard/universal ring, besides a light stand (kind of tripod) do support your set. I've found this one that can help you: StudioPRO Photography Continuous Lighting 1000W 5 Socket Light Socket with Softbox --OR-- CowboyStudio Single 1000w Continuous Video Light Quartz/Halogen Light for Chromakey Green Screen but please, check the compatibility with your needs before purchasing. « Show Less
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Hello Mike, This is Clive from EZbackgrounds. I had not worked with PhotoSuite in a while, so I took some time to download the new version and test it out to see if it was more compatible than previous versions. Much like Corel PaintShop Pro, PhotoSuite does open psd files, but it does not support various elements of the PSD format such blending modes, effects, text and other elements of the PSD format. Therefore, I cannot recommend it for use with this package that includes frames, actions and other items intended specifically for use in any version of Photoshop. However, PhotoSuite will work with the backgrounds as they are in jpg-compatible tiff format which is fully supported by PhotoSuite. We have a backgrounds-only package available on Amazon that will work perfectly with PhotoSuite. It is the "Premier 100 Digital Backgrounds Package". Enter "digital backgrounds in the Amazon search engine and it should appear as the second item listed behind this package. Although my research was limited to an hour or so, I did find PhotoSuite to be a little buggy. It crashed on me three times while using it. I should note that it could be something particular to my computer configuration that is causing the bugginess and not necessarily something that everyone will experience. For the reasons stated above, I would still recommend Photoshop Elements for use as an alternative to the professional CS and CC versions of Photoshop over any other program I've seen thus far. I hope that helps. If not, or if you have any other questions, feel free to contact us anytime. Best Regards, Clive at EZbackgrounds
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Hello Danielle, These are just backgrounds only. Our product with props,frames as well as backgrounds is the 1500+ Professional Digital Photo Backgrounds and Photography Frame Templates. It should turn up as #1 if you enter "digital backgrounds" into the Amazon search. I hope that helped. Best Regards, Clive at EZbackgrounds
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the backdrop seems to be a very good quality, however for this particular shoot I was looking for more of a blue gray as shown in the picture the grey background would be fine for another shoot but it just wouldn't work for me this time if you're familiar with the zone system I would say this would be Sixor or seven or closer on the grayscale
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Hello Jim, This is Cliff from EZbackgrounds. I do not currently know the answer to that question, but I have queried Photomate for specifics on compatibility. I will pass on that information as soon as I know the answer. I do know that even if we find that the program is compatible, it will only be with the backgrounds and not the frames. Any version of Photoshop is required to work with those. We also have a version for Corel PaintShop Pro as well. It sounds like you are probably more interested in backgrounds than the frames. If so, you should try our EZbackgrounds Premier 100 Digital Backgrounds Package available here on Amazon. Thank you for your inquiry. If you have any other questions, feel free to contact us anytime. I'll be following up soon. Best Regards, Clive EZbackgrounds
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I think they would. I think the white background is the same. I often mix different sets and random pieces all the time. They all seem to match as long as I stick to the white background.
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Hi Lori, This is Clive from EZbackgrounds. This collection of backgrounds is compatible with any version of Photoshop Elements. It does not have to be one of the newer versions. I hope that helps. If not, or if you have any other questions, feel free to contact us anytime. Best Regards, Clive at EZbackgrounds
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You will need to be "hard wired" with a sync cord and the flash in manual. The smaller flashes should be fine depending on your ISO and f stop. with a dual strobe bracket you can fire two flashes at once and double your output. Consider purchasing a monolight stobe in the softbox to make use of the modeling light. try these products: Cowboystudio 400 Watt Photography Studio Monolight, Studio Strobe Light with 75 W Model LampDSLRKIT Dual / Triple Flash Bracket Umbrella Holder Light Stand shoe 1/4" ScrewHope it helps Paul. You will need to be "hard wired" with a sync cord and the flash in manual. The smaller flashes should be fine depending on your ISO and f stop. with a dual strobe bracket you can fire two flashes at once and double your output. Consider purchasing a monolight stobe in the softbox to make use of the modeling light. try these products: Cowboystudio 400 Watt Photography Studio Monolight, Studio Strobe Light with 75 W Model LampDSLRKIT Dual / Triple Flash Bracket... » Read More You will need to be "hard wired" with a sync cord and the flash in manual. The smaller flashes should be fine depending on your ISO and f stop. with a dual strobe bracket you can fire two flashes at once and double your output. Consider purchasing a monolight stobe in the softbox to make use of the modeling light. try these products: Cowboystudio 400 Watt Photography Studio Monolight, Studio Strobe Light with 75 W Model LampDSLRKIT Dual / Triple Flash Bracket Umbrella Holder Light Stand shoe 1/4" ScrewHope it helps Paul. « Show Less
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I agree with Mariano, and there are many variations of "White Paper" with different brightness levels. The DGK is consistent. I personally use the neutral gray. The two ways I know to use it are to shoot ir close up and then use your camera's custom WB to set the WB, or shoot in RAW and put the DGK in a sample shot at the start and again any time your light changes and batch adjust your WB in a program like Lightroom or Aperture.
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The image for this product doesn't really help. Set up your light studio so that the black is the back panel on the outside. The white as a back and both sides so the table you set it on is bare at the bottom. The Velcro is then on top in back for your backdrops.
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All of the Coyboystudio 4-channel units work together. That being they only trigger flash units. They do not vary the output of dedicated speed lights. I use mine to fire studio strobes and they do a great job. They will fire speedlights just as well but in manual mode.Oh, and despite that James said, mine are very reliable and work incredibly well for such an inexpensive system.
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Start with light colors first so when you get to dark you can go over the light. You can play with texhniques and mKe it your own. Look at back of box. You will be mixing colors so have a palate or plate handy to mix. Have fun bringing your picture to life :)
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No problem for RAW file .This is a great product for custom white balance.Just use it for the first frame in the new light situation.for more information take a look to this linkhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=COhMEcY5Tkk
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Write to cowboy studio - I think their email address is support@cowboystudio.com