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Official Rosco Strobist Kit

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This is even better than getting the free gels from Rosco or the cheap sample packs from B&H / Amvona. A Strobist gel kit.

This awesome Rosco Strobist 55-Piece Filter Kit is great for both color correcting your flash head to match your surroundings: fluorescent, tungsten and daylight. All of under $10! The kit includes the following:

  • 46 color correcting gels
  • 9 fun, colored gels, to play with
  • See a list of all the gels included here



I also recommend picking up this adapter to hold your gels. It’s Velcro enabled so if you have Velcro on your flash head already it’s great – if not try the Honl Velcro Flash Strap also under $10.



It’s perfect for your Strobist 55 set gel kit – and handy for any other use of gels on your strobe – should you want to test some sample colors from the sample packs or cut down full sheets once you find a color you are crazy about! Well worth the $15 to add a professional look to your use of gels – duck tape and non-wind resistance doesn’t always cut it in the real world!

Filed Under: Flashes, Strobes & Lighting, General Photo & Camera Tips Tagged With: B&H, flash, gel, kit, lighting, rosco, strobist

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Comments

  1. TJ McDowell says

    September 10, 2010 at 8:22 am

    That seems like a steal for what you’re getting! I’m curious how much of a difference it makes to use the fluorescent, tungsten and daylight gels.

    Reply
  2. Jewelry Steals says

    July 28, 2011 at 10:17 am

    Can I know what your template use I really like it.

    Reply

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