Camera Dojo: Ba Wang SL-150 Studio Flash
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Anonymous · 1 year agoI was googling the light name because I just bought one and I am having the same issue with it not working. Your blog came up. I have emailed Studio4less and hopefully they will exchange mine as well!
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Anonymous · 1 year agoI was googling the light name because I just bought one and I am having the same issue with it not working. Your blog came up. I have emailed Studio4less and hopefully they will exchange mine as well!
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Crystal · 1 year agoI was googling the light name because I just bought one and I am having the same issue with it not working. Your blog came up. I have emailed Studio4less and hopefully they will exchange mine as well!
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Anonymous · 11 months agoI am a novice and am not sure I am putting the umbrellas on right. Are there any manuals for the Ba Wang 150?
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Anonymous · 11 months agoThe umbrella shaft just slides into the front in the hole under the main unit. The light then shoots into the open umbrella. Think of it like a satellite dish, the flash fires into the dish and then is reflected back past the flash. With a Shoot-thru umbrella you point the umbrella at the subject instead of having it reflect back past the flash. We will be having a tutorial on umbrellas soon.
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Anonymous · 11 months agowell when i tried to put the umbrella shaft into the light, it flattened the tube. Do i need to remove that little metal piece?
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Anonymous · 11 months agothere is a hole in the base that attached to the swivel, there is a small thumbscrew on there to tighten down onto the umbrella shaft. If you tighten it too much you can flatten the umbrella shaft. If you have a hollow shaft, force a pencil into the shaft to keep it from flattening.
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JR · 11 months agoI am a novice and am not sure I am putting the umbrellas on right. Are there any manuals for the Ba Wang 150?
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kgarrison · 11 months agoThe umbrella shaft just slides into the front in the hole under the main unit. The light then shoots into the open umbrella. Think of it like a satellite dish, the flash fires into the dish and then is reflected back past the flash. With a Shoot-thru umbrella you point the umbrella at the subject instead of having it reflect back past the flash. We will be having a tutorial on umbrellas soon.
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JR · 11 months agowell when i tried to put the umbrella shaft into the light, it flattened the tube. Do i need to remove that little metal piece?
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kgarrison · 11 months agothere is a hole in the base that attached to the swivel, there is a small thumbscrew on there to tighten down onto the umbrella shaft. If you tighten it too much you can flatten the umbrella shaft. If you have a hollow shaft, force a pencil into the shaft to keep it from flattening.
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Joe Merritt · 5 months agoI just got mine,and I must say,the instructions were not proof read,they are very poor indeed,must have been written by a 10 year old,ooops,nope,a 10 year old would have done betterI guess I hav to play with it to understand it,