Kaiser Filters

Being in a Tight Spot
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Especially when shooting smaller
objects, accurate and controlled
lighting can be a problem. An irregular
shape might require light that bends
around a corner, for example when
covering openings or hollow spaces, or
a spectacular production calls for an
extremely precise set-up of several
light sources.
Photographic documentation of technical
subjects or image capturing of pieces
of evidence require above all accurate
rendition of details without any
disturbing effects like shadows.
Small, flexible lights can be of great
help in these cases. They do not need
stands because they can be clamped
to a convenient spot and a bendable
gooseneck arm provides for exact positioning
of the light. In the same way
you may also attach reflectors, foils
and even small and light-weight cameras.
And when you are definitely in a tight
spot, then you can even get the light
around the corner - with help of the
light guides of a fiber-optic lighting
system.