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rds671

04-24-2002, 08:38 PM

I saw an article a few issues back about digital photo lighting. I have misplaced the magazine and wold like to know the model of a kit advertised in the article. It was a Photoflex kit advertised for $308 - regular $475 if all items purchased separately. Photoflex web site does not help. Any help would be appreciated.

04-24-2002, 09:44 PM

Here is the actual text from Page 52 of the February 2002 issue: 
 
Photoflex has brought to market a simple and affordable tungsten lighting kit designed to turn digital shooters into studio photographers. The Photoflex Digital Lighting Kit ($308) includes a 500W Starlite 3200 softbox; a smaller SilverDome nxt soft box for fill light; a four-section 7 foot, eight inch light stand; and a CD with a step-by-step crash course on basic digital lighting and image-processing techniques, courtesy of Photoflex's WebPhotoSchool.com All Photoflex lights are well-vented, balanced for 3200K, utilize tough heat-resistant materials, and produce soft, even lighting. 
 
Oversized aluminum tubing, reinforced brace supports and riveted joints are designed to ensure durability. A selection of grids, baffles and other accessories are available from PhotoFlex to further expand your light-shaping abilities. Purchase all of the above and save over 30% compared to buying all of the items separately. ($308.95 vs $487). Check out www,photoflex.com for further info. 
 
That's all there was in the article. Hope this is helpful. 
 
Jeff

davebcamera

04-25-2002, 02:14 AM

Hi, 
You can call Photoflex on their 800 number during regular business hours M-F, I believe 9AM to 4PM 
Pacific time. 
1-800-486-2674 
 
quote:Originally posted by rds671: 
I saw an article a few issues back about digital photo lighting. I have misplaced the magazine and wold like to know the model of a kit advertised in the article. It was a Photoflex kit advertised for $308 - regular $475 if all items purchased separately. Photoflex web site does not help. Any help would be appreciated.