MagMod Brings its Magnetic Modifiers to Large Studio Lights
MagMod, makers of a diverse assortment of magnetic light modifiers for speedlights and strobes, has expanded its product range with the MagMod XL series designed for studio lights.
MagMod MagBox is a ‘Revolutionary’ New Magnetic Softbox
Back in 2013, MagMod launched a game-changing flash modifier system that used magnets instead of Velcro-brand fasteners. Today the company is back again with a "revolutionary" softbox system consisting of the new MagBox, MagRing, MagShoe.
17 Lighting Recipes to Remember for Portrait Photos
At the WPPI wedding and portrait photography conference and expo this year, photographer Trevor Dayley taught this 1-hour class titled "17 Fast, Easy, Awesome Lighting Recipes." Dayley shares 17 lighting ideas you can keep in mind on any portrait shoot using a memorization story.
David Hobby Calls MagBeam’s Claim ‘100% Bulls**t’
Since launching the MagBeam via a Kickstarter campaign two weeks ago, MagMod has raised nearly $200,000 for the flash extender and gobo. But at least one notable photographer has an issue with how the product is being marketed: David Hobby calls one of MagMod's claims "100% bulls**t."
MagBeam is a 2-in-1 Flash Extender and Gobo Projector
MagMod is back with another novel lighting product for photographers. Called the MagBeam, it's both a revolutionary flash extender and a gobo projector.
MagMod Adds MagSphere and MagBounce Diffusers to Its Line of Magnetic Flash Modifiers
The ultra-popular line of magnetic flash modifiers MagMod burst onto the scene around this time last year with a product so simple and well received they raised six times their Kickstarter goal.
Now, a year later and a year wiser, they're expanding the brand with the MagSphere and MagBounce: in their words, "the easiest, softest, simplest, most versatile & efficient flash diffusers ever."
MagMod: A Solid and Simple Flash Modifier System That Uses Magnets, Not Velcro
A professional photographer since 2005, Spencer Boerup quickly learned that modularity and ease of use aren't very easily found in the world of flash modifiers. Sick of using "bulky, awkward, and cheap" modifiers that use velcro, straps, brackets and bands, Boerup decided to develop a new system that uses the power of magnetism. It's called MagMod, and has already generated quite a bit of buzz in the industry.