Large Dark Natural Wood Organizer With Folding Top

While I shoot mostly digitally, I still use 4x5 film when I need large display images, especially when I've got a room full of judges in black robes and in dark wood courtroom. Kodak has continued to improve their film offerings, even in this day of growing digital photography. E100G holds onto the detail I need in those black robes and dark wood, while treating the various skin tones beautifully.

Ideal size for those looking for a portable backdrop that's large enough for individual headshots but not over the top. Folding it back takes practice. Creases are visible on the grey if you don't have enough depth of field.

Works great on my wood desk top!

Love the look of these. The wood adds a beautiful natural texture. And so far so good on durability. Sound is good enough for my purposes, too.

I had a wedding to shoot in a very old church that was all dark wood inside and very very low light. This softbox was a life saver and my new best friend!

Packing smaller items for shipment with the large case; good organizer.

I set this up within seconds. My only struggle is folding it back up, but that's normal with large ovals like this.

I really like this light! It is super bright and I love that it comes with 2 filters, 1 regular diffuser and 1 that makes things look more natural. I was able to use this in the pitch dark of and island to get cool shots. I used it as an extra light for my vlog videos and well as for that reality TV look. For the price, it can't be beat.

Just got this expensive lens, and shooting kids, wife, and stuff (like flowers) for a few days. Focus is fantastic all the way to 1.8 with great bokeh. Yep, you gotta back around a little bit inside the house because of the longer focal length, but the effort is worth it. This lens, unbelievably, lets you take a photo in an almost dark room! Nicest thing about the lens is no-flash portrait use. You can use natural light, and get very realistic head shots. If you try flash, then 77 mm natural shot, you will like the no-flash shot best unless it is just too dark, in which case rearrange the subject, add a little outside light, and you are good to go. My wife says she will be sure and have on make up when she sees me with this lens as she does not want to capture quite as much detail (she says wrinkles) as this lens allows. I am shooting on K-7, and I have three other Pentax lenses that will get used on the other camera, a K-10. This the best glass I have ever owned, and gives photos with a snap to them that turns ordinary shots into great ones. The lens is too expensive, of course, but so is Rolex. This one is a keeper, and if you can scrape up the money, do it and you will never be sorry after you see your first photos!

and it is wood.