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Jul 17, 2011 21:01 |  #1

right now i use my garage as my studio. I am going to hang my back drops from the ceiling. My question is i have two energy efficient light bulbs. The only light source other than my strobes. They are right where i want to mount my backdrops. Should I mount the infront or behind the bulbs. Will they cause any issues in either position.. Any help would be great.


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Jul 17, 2011 22:02 |  #2

You want it in front of the back drop so you can see what you are doing and assist with the AF? That is what I would do. They would do no good behind is what I am thinking.


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Jul 17, 2011 22:04 |  #3

sigma pi wrote in post #12776101 (external link)
You want it in front of the back drop so you can see what you are doing and assist with the AF? That is what I would do. They would do no good behind is what I am thinking.

This. Either the flashes overpower the bulbs or you turn them off. Either way, they're better off in front.


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Jul 17, 2011 22:42 |  #4

TheBurningCrown wrote in post #12776114 (external link)
This. Either the flashes overpower the bulbs or you turn them off. Either way, they're better off in front.

This! if you drag the shutter too much or the strobes are low you can just turn them off.


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Jul 17, 2011 23:06 |  #5

Yeah kinda what i was thinking. Only time i figure id have issues is in low key portraimaybe i can put up a couole florecents behind camera position


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