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Jokers deliver flicker-free daylight to capture both stills and video on the same set, at the same time. They
work just like a flash head. Their light shapers are incredible, and Jokers adapt to most of the reflectors you’ve
been using. Jokers are in rental across North America:
Calgary –– The Camera Store
Chicago –– Dodd Camera – ProGear
Cleveland –– Dodd Camera
Dallas –– Bolt Productions
Los Angeles –– Jaman – Milk – Pier 59
– PIX – Siren – Samy’s
Miami –– OneSource
Minneapolis –– Flashlight Photorental
New York ––
– Drive In – Headlight – K&M – Milk
– Pier 59 – Root – TREC
Orlando –– Central Florida Strobe Rental
Phoenix –– Loft 19
San Francisco –– DTC Berkeley
Toronto –– S1 Group
Vancouver –– Beau Photo – Flashpoint
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The newest of the Joker generation of daylight fixtures, the
Joker 1600 is comparable to over 6000W of quartz fixture
output and produces twice as much, or one full stop more
light, as our Joker 800.
NEW Joker 1600 – Not Just Another HMI
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EXPOSURES
Garth Meyer’s large-format black-and-white photographs of primary forests do this to stunning effect. It’s only after we acknowledge that his subjects
are truly amazing that we realize we’re looking at a
rare beauty rendered increasingly scarce every minute as humans deplete the planet’s old forests.
These rapidly disappearing forests are an important and worthy subject, but Meyer, a South African,
didn’t set out to create a fine-art series that carried an
environmental advocacy message. In fact, it was his
camera that led him, somewhat by chance, to begin
documenting endangered equatorial forests in Africa
and Southeast Asia.
Meyer studied photography at Langara College, a
technical school in Vancouver, British Columbia, and
after graduating decided to purchase a large-format
camera simply because he hadn’t seen that many in
South Africa. He had his 11 x 14-inch camera built by a
