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Dec 09, 2011 17:48 |  #6991

There goes your 100-400 Peter.......


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Dec 09, 2011 17:53 |  #6992

Marlfox wrote in post #13520333 (external link)
250 is a tight budget, but this is in the ballpark.

I'd go:

2x light stand http://www.amazon.com …TF8&qid=1323471​717&sr=8-8 (external link)
2x YN560 (they've just released a new version, couldn't see any links for it. Has a screen) http://www.ebay.com …m45fe4703a7#ht_​4198wt_854 (external link)

Then for triggers, youre looking at something like cactus 5 or the yongnuo ones. Or cowboy studio.

That setup isn't limited to your home studio then, fully portable. For studio you'd obviously want backdrops etc as well.

This is basically my set up. The yn560 are awesome flashes and Peter in your theater room will be perfect because you have depth in that room. Which in reality you don't really need having the correct lenses but for a person like me who have no distance or depth I have to use my 18-55mm most of the time. And usually my focal length is inthe mid 20s. This is why I want that 24-70 so bad. Perfect to work in my conditions and also the fact that it's an L lens. Super sharp, for now I do the best I can with what I got.

Marlfox recommendations are perfect also try to invest in 1or2 5-1 reflectors. They do come in handy to fill them lil annoying shadows.

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When you say new version is it because the new ones have the metal hot shoe. Those are the ones I have. I know older versions have plastic hot shoe. I read sonething about this a while back.


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Dec 09, 2011 17:58 |  #6993

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Dec 09, 2011 18:22 as a reply to  @ DigitalTuned's post |  #6994

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Hey Marlfox
When you say new version is it because the new ones have the metal hot shoe. Those are the ones I have. I know older versions have plastic hot shoe. I read sonething about this a while back.

It also has an LCD display on the back of it:
https://photography-on-the.net …t=1121813&highl​ight=Yn560

Looks like the new price is double the old one though. It only came out a few weeks ago.


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Dec 09, 2011 18:31 |  #6995

Marlfox wrote in post #13520572 (external link)
It also has an LCD display on the back of it:
https://photography-on-the.net …t=1121813&highl​ight=Yn560

Looks like the new price is double the old one though. It only came out a few weeks ago.

Oh ok then no this is a way newer then mine then, I got the led back with the metal hot shoe
This one looks nice!

Nice job Caleb love the pup one.


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Dec 09, 2011 19:16 |  #6996

Marlfox wrote in post #13520333 (external link)
250 is a tight budget, but this is in the ballpark.

I'd go:

2x light stand http://www.amazon.com …TF8&qid=1323471​717&sr=8-8 (external link)
2x YN560 (they've just released a new version, couldn't see any links for it. Has a screen) http://www.ebay.com …m45fe4703a7#ht_​4198wt_854 (external link)

Then for triggers, youre looking at something like cactus 5 or the yongnuo ones. Or cowboy studio.

That setup isn't limited to your home studio then, fully portable. For studio you'd obviously want backdrops etc as well.

Thanks I appreciate it. I will look into those tonight.

T2i4me wrote in post #13520452 (external link)
There goes your 100-400 Peter.......

:), I still wanting to get that lens....man.

Marlfox wrote in post #13520572 (external link)
It also has an LCD display on the back of it:
https://photography-on-the.net …t=1121813&highl​ight=Yn560

Looks like the new price is double the old one though. It only came out a few weeks ago.


Wow that one looks like my canon 430ex II wow....they look really nice.
when you 2x do you mean I need atleast 2 of those speedlite? I already have one (430ex II).


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Dec 09, 2011 20:18 as a reply to  @ Peter2516's post |  #6997

Peter2516 wrote:
Wow that one looks like my canon 430ex II wow....they look really nice.
when you 2x do you mean I need atleast 2 of those speedlite? I already have one (430ex II).

In theory, if you have a 430 already, you're good to go. One strobe gives great results when done right. You can just get a long ettl cable or wireless transmitters and you're set. Having two strobes is just personal preference as it allows you more creative control.

In theory, all you need is the $40 light stand, triggers and a background and you have a great starting kit :)

And those yongnuo ones are basically the 430 without the ettl...just $80 instead of $250.


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Dec 09, 2011 20:58 |  #6998

Marlfox wrote in post #13520953 (external link)
In theory, if you have a 430 already, you're good to go. One strobe gives great results when done right. You can just get a long ettl cable or wireless transmitters and you're set. Having two strobes is just personal preference as it allows you more creative control.

In theory, all you need is the $40 light stand, triggers and a background and you have a great starting kit :)

And those yongnuo ones are basically the 430 without the ettl...just $80 instead of $250.

Thanks.....Marlfox..


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Dec 09, 2011 21:00 |  #6999

My moon shot tonight.....M mode / shutter speed 100/ iso 100/ Av 5.6


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Dec 09, 2011 21:46 |  #7000

Peter2516 wrote in post #13521091 (external link)
My moon shot tonight.....M mode / shutter speed 100/ iso 100/ Av 5.6

Amazing detail Peter


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Dec 09, 2011 21:50 as a reply to  @ DigitalTuned's post |  #7001

Pics look GREAT folks!!!

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Dec 09, 2011 21:55 |  #7002

Marlfox wrote in post #13520953 (external link)
And those yongnuo ones are basically the 430 without the ettl...just $80 instead of $250.

And it's as big as a 580exII just not as powerful.👽


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Dec 09, 2011 22:03 |  #7003

Peter2516 wrote in post #13521091 (external link)
My moon shot tonight.....M mode / shutter speed 100/ iso 100/ Av 5.6

Greta shot of the moon Peter, what lens and settngs? I've been out Christmas Tree hunting with the family and I looked up at the moon and thought, man I'd like a picture of that.


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Dec 09, 2011 22:42 |  #7004

peter great moon shot!!!

so i had my sons hockey tonight.. my neighbor asked if i could make it... for a photo shoot... his daughter had her bfriend and other couples coming over.. they were going to a semi formal tonight..
and i have never done a indoor shoot like this... low light, 24-105L, flash, in a small room with a mess of people.. wow it was interesting.. i got a mess of pics to edit.....

my first pic shot...
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Dec 09, 2011 22:55 |  #7005

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peter great moon shot!!!

so i had my sons hockey tonight.. my neighbor asked if i could make it... for a photo shoot... his daughter had her bfriend and other couples coming over.. they were going to a semi formal tonight..
and i have never done a indoor shoot like this... low light, 24-105L, flash, in a small room with a mess of people.. wow it was interesting.. i got a mess of pics to edit.....

my first pic shot...
so bad or good?
be honest...my feelings wont get hurt..

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I envy this man. Lol

Pic looks good tele WB looks good. Are u setting the WB on the cam to flash or auto? Just curious. Im just trying to get a feel of how you guys set your cams. I would however try to keep them in the center of the shot. But the pic looks good looking fwd to c more.


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