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Jul 03, 2013 13:07 |  #1

So, I don't have a flash, and I may get one eventually but I'm wondering.

Can I bring my lighting rig I made for indoors, outdoors?


Someone wanted to do a shoot in a parking garage and I was gonna try to get some sort of AC adapter for my car to hook up the lighting.

I would maybe need like 500w max.

Anyone ever done this?
If so, what worked for you?




  
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Jul 03, 2013 13:52 |  #2

http://www.paulcbuff.c​om/vm120.php (external link)


Godox/Flashpoint r2 system, plus some canon stuff.

  
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Jul 03, 2013 13:55 |  #3

Please use normal formatting, its the polite thing to do. Light doesnt know indoors from outdoors so the answer is yes. But a qualified yes. You dont say what your lights are and what you are going to shoot. But its probably time to start considering flash options as continuous lights are hell on batteries.




  
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