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ALZO VIDEO SOFTBOX ASSEMBLY |
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Assembling a softbox can be a little
tricky. Following these simple steps
simplifies the task.
You will need a 4' x 4' clear table space to assemble the ALZO softbox. The softbox consists of 6 parts:
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STEP 1: INSERT OPPOSING RODS
Next, insert the opposing rod in the same manner and then insert the rods large ends into the opposing holes in the "Speed Ring". (figure 3) |
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STEP 2: INSERT ROD 3 |
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STEP 3: INSERT ROD 4 Now tug on the last corner of the softbox outer skin and stretch the fabric to insert the 4th rod into the corner pocket. Be careful not to pull on the corner pocket flap for this could damage the stitching. You may need to twist the steel rod a bit to make the fit. It is a very tight fit.
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STEP 4: ATTACH INNER DIFFUSER Start with one corner then the opposing corner and finally the last 2 corners. Use only about 1/2 of the Velcro tab on the softbox outer skin, leaving space between the diffuser and the side of the softbox. The inner diffuser does not fit tight against the side of the softbox. There is a gap of about 1" for ventilation. |
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STEP 5: ATTACH OUTER DIFFUSER |
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STEP 6: USING THE OUTER BIB We recommend only using the bib when rear exiting light causes a photography problem. Use of the bib will increase the internal temperature inside the Softbox and could cause the light to thermal overload and shut itself down. This is only a concern when all three lights are left on for long periods of time, in excess of 6 hours. Using the bib with the softbox in a facing down orientation exacerbates the problem and will reduce the time to internal thermal shutoff.
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