Description
The JAKE Table Lamp is finished in antique silver and copper with a tripod style base featuring authentic pipe detailing giving this table lamp a vintage industrial feel. The head evokes the mid-century studio lights and is adjustable. With its distinctive styling this is great way to enhance the character and period feel in any room. It has an adjustable height head. It has a black cable with a convenient in line switch to save having to reach down for the plug to operate the table lamp. The JAKE Table Lamp makes a statement and sits well in the kitchen, living room, hallway, or dining room where it can complement the interior style. The studio light style make it a good choice for adding a reading light beside a chair or to shine light to illuminate a feature corner or space. There is a matching floor lamp. It is part of our featured collections LED Lamps for the full range
Mrs. B. Kendrick (verified owner) –
Great little lights for my small tree would buy again and they do exactly what they should. Very bright white light which was nice.
MJ F (verified owner) –
I bought this softbox for a specific portrait shoot I had coming up, The size is perfect for headandshoulders portraits, though probably not large enough to work too well for fullbody photos. The construction is good and seems pretty sturdy. I assume the little details of fitandfinish are a bit better on the much more expensive lightboxes, but this works fine. I especially like the mounting bracketring. The clamp fits and holds the strobe quite firmly and safely, and is adjustable for various sizes of strobe. I also like the fact that the ring is a standard Bowens type, so I will be able to add other accessories as needed. I havent used the grid, but it seems like it should be fine.I didnt have all that much trouble setting it up or breaking it down. Setup is actually very easy the hard part, as numerous people have mentioned, is getting the softbox correctly twisted back into shape to get it back in its case.It takes some muscle and finesse, but its totally doable. Probably helps if you have already had some experience with refolding flexfills and the like. Basically when you hold and twist two points of the triangle the other point has to twist inward and fit in between the two you are holding in order to get it back to the round shape. If I get a chance Ill do a video, because that shouldnt be what keeps anyone from buying an otherwise really good piece of kit.
Karolina Wikira (verified owner) –
Five Stars. Trevor Young
Laura Jackson –
Good. Stephen Strang
photographer (verified owner) –
Almost perfect. Ximena Forga