Gel for the snoot
![]() ![]() On a white background the coloured light effect was different, the colour being much more subtle, like a soft halo when using the blue disc for example. The snoot used here, is set up close to the paper background, so the light drags a long tail down. By moving the snoot this effect can be very different. If the light is coming from the same angle as the camera, the light would have been a small coloured spot. Also a snoot can be used as a hair light. On the above picture, you see a set of nine, quite thick gels, that I got from Amazon, in a size near to A4. They are of the brand Neewer. I use them infront of the studio strobes. If you want you can cut them into a size that fits f.ex. a barndoor. And snoots or a speedlight even. Be careful about the temperature of your lamp where you have attached these gels. |