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A photographer’s choice of lighting will dictate the mood and feel expressed in a photograph. Like the soundtrack in a film, the best photographic lighting will frequently go unnoticed and seem effortless in the final image. We’ve compiled a list of Petter’s favorite studio lights and included personal hands on impressions as to why they are used.

Broncolor RFS Radio Slave Transmitter For my wireless solution I employ a Broncolor RFS Radio Slave Transmitter which works seamlessly with my Broncolor strobes. I consider this little unit the baby of my camera kit as it makes life SO m ...More		Broncolor Lights Broncolor Minicom When I was a student at brooks the first lighting set I ever purchased was a suitcase equipped with three impact lamps. That was in the year 1990 and believe it or not I still own them and put them t ...More		Arri Tungsten Lamps Arri Tungsten Lamps Still, every so often the opportunity will arise for me to whip out my trusty Arri flood lamps for a shoot. Or, more often then not, I’ll use the Arri floods for film projects because unlike str ...More
Flash-Meter Konica Minolta Flash Meter VI I think photographers everywhere shed a collective tear of sorrow the day Konica Minolta announced they were dropping out of the photography business. Perhaps never really a contender in the world of ...More		Flash-Meter Minolta Flash-Meter V Say what you will about the products made by Minolta (some love them some hate them) but one thing they have always done well is develop good metering and exposure technology. For my part, I use the ...More		Grey Card Grey Card For those of you who aren’t photography buffs I should probably do a little explaining as to what a grey card is. Camera light meters see reflected light, but it is often useful to know the inci ...More