I can only ansswer there probavbly is...you need to google what you need because I have no idea what size your reflector is....
Most modifiers are dependent on the reflector size...since that is where it will connect to.
Have you tried mking them out of black or white poster board......I have done this and they work...plus you can
make the end and size you want to concentrate you light like you want not how a modifier manufacturer says it should be...
Is it possible?
Since I'm not the richest person in the world. I don't have the funds at the moment to buy a snoot for my Alien Bee 800's at the moment. Is it possible to use a pvc tubing or Cereal box to get almost the same effect in minimizing the light if I'm only using the strobe and not the modeling lamp?
You can pretty much use any number of DIY approaches to controlling light from a studio strobe. I suggest caution with using anything flammable or meltable near the modelling light. Either turn off the modelling light or, better/safer, remove the modelling light when using a DIY solution.
I would use a black material for a DIY snoot project. If you have a speedlight/speedlite that you are not otherwise using you can simply roll a black "Foamies" sheet into a tube to create a simple snoot for that flash. Cardboard rolled into a tube will also work but the darker the material, the finer the beam control due to reduced internal reflections.
Since I'm not the richest person in the world. I don't have the funds at the moment to buy a snoot for my Alien Bee 800's at the moment. Is it possible to use a pvc tubing or Cereal box to get almost the same effect in minimizing the light if I'm only using the strobe and not the modeling lamp?
Use poster board....I personally have made mine out of white poster boars and the results were just fine...blk as Ziggy suggests is probably fine also........I would not use foamies on studio flash units.....could melt as stated above.
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Most modifiers are dependent on the reflector size...since that is where it will connect to.
Have you tried mking them out of black or white poster board......I have done this and they work...plus you can
make the end and size you want to concentrate you light like you want not how a modifier manufacturer says it should be...
Since I'm not the richest person in the world. I don't have the funds at the moment to buy a snoot for my Alien Bee 800's at the moment. Is it possible to use a pvc tubing or Cereal box to get almost the same effect in minimizing the light if I'm only using the strobe and not the modeling lamp?
You can pretty much use any number of DIY approaches to controlling light from a studio strobe. I suggest caution with using anything flammable or meltable near the modelling light. Either turn off the modelling light or, better/safer, remove the modelling light when using a DIY solution.
I would use a black material for a DIY snoot project. If you have a speedlight/speedlite that you are not otherwise using you can simply roll a black "Foamies" sheet into a tube to create a simple snoot for that flash. Cardboard rolled into a tube will also work but the darker the material, the finer the beam control due to reduced internal reflections.
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