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Orbis vs. Ray Flash: light loss comparison (Orbis sample), the image is about 3 f-stops underexposed

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Orbis vs. Ray Flash: light loss comparison (Orbis sample), the image is about 3 f-stops underexposed
light loss comparison (Orbis sample), the image is about 3 f-stops underexposed

Orbis vs. Ray Flash: both in shooting position, Ray Flash front, Orbis back
Orbis vs. Ray Flash: both in shooting position, side view, Ray Flash ring is in front of the Orbis ring
Orbis vs. Ray Flash: side-by-side, size/design comparison
Orbis vs. Ray Flash: attachment design comparison, Orbis (right) features a universal mount
Orbis vs. Ray Flash: Orbis example, evenly lit frame, some weakness in the sides of the contour shadow
Orbis vs. Ray Flash: Ray Flash example, significant light falloff, dead spot at the top
Orbis vs. Ray Flash: light distribution inside the Orbis ring
Orbis vs. Ray Flash: light distribution pattern inside the Ray Flash ring
Orbis vs. Ray Flash: light loss comparison (Orbis sample), the image is about 3 f-stops underexposed
Orbis vs. Ray Flash: light loss comparison (Ray Flash sample), approx. 3 f-stop advantage
Orbis vs. Ray Flash: Orbis against a wall, bottom part of the image shows some color cast