Rick Turner Renaissance Baritone Guitar

Turner or Photo Rag are my go to papers..

Rick solid and feels great. FYI...the two mounting holes don’t line up with a Tilta half-cage.

I first used this at the Pensacola Renaissance Festival. It was a very sunny day and I was surrounded by tons of people and events to photograph, to include a falconry demonstration. This filter was easy to use and rotate to the needed setting, all the while remaining secure on the lens. It threaded on easily with no hint of cross threading. Very happy with the how all of the photos came out with the skies excellent outcome.

We used this paper to output some large scale reproductions of paintings from the Northern Renaissance for an art history class project. The prints were flawless and captured every meticulous detail of the original image. The paper has a nice weight and was easy to manipulate, but was also sturdy enough to resist buckles and creases. I would happily order rolls of it for future projects.

I am a photographer @ Renaissance Festivals, it's a rough and tumble affair with lots of motion on both my part and targets. My previous diffuser was forever falling off and betraying me at very inopportune moments, this one is a good snug fit. It took a few shots to see how well it worked and for the most part I only bler a few shots the first day, I only use it to fill dark spaces under the brims of hats.

The beauty of a miniature reprint of a renaissance classical painting is enhanced in this frameless glass setting. And allows this little gem of antiquity to fit perfectly into a modern household setting.

I used mostly Canson Papers, this has some texture, but not as much as Hahndmuhle William Turner, works well for me.

I've seen this product used by other photogs, i.e. Rick Sammon and loved how manageable and ease of use that was demonstrated. I needed a softbox and right there and then knew this was the one. The recessed front allows you to feather the light unlike other softboxes. I used the softbox with a Vivitar 285 mounted on an umbrella mount with a hotshoe, using elinchome receivers to trigger the flash. Worked perfectly. It was easy to mount and insert the umbrella like softbox. The lighting that the softbox produced was amazing. I was also able to adjust the manual knob easily via the fron of the softbox. The only donwside that was brought up to me when I was doing my research on the box was the flexibility of the (umbrella) wires. These can bend if not handle with care. I loved it and would recommend it anytime. I am definitely getting another one in the near future. Thanks.

Perfect because the case fits inside my "Rick Steve's" small day pack. My small daypack then doesn't say "camera inside" as the carrying case does.

I don't have tom worry about drops spill or any other damage when I transport my device. Rick G