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Mar 10, 2006 05:13 |  #1

hi all ,
any advice on this lighting setup much apreciated. just for portraits of the kids and family.

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Mar 10, 2006 05:28 |  #2

You get what you pay for. They'd probably do the job for a while.


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Mar 10, 2006 10:05 |  #3

true , what would people suggest for a first time buyer on a low budget


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Mar 10, 2006 11:29 as a reply to  @ mrmacca's post |  #4

well they probably would work but u have much control
they seem to just have full and half for the strobes.
I just bought this SP systems 2 light setup.
The modeling lights have 3 settings of power u can use.
the strobes have 3 settings of power u can use as well.
There is a slav mode on them so only 1 light has to connect to the camera and will trigger the other light when it senses the light went off. Or u can use the slave on both and use the on camera flash to fire them even.
They work very well and where pretty good price from others I have looked at.
Cost 393 shipped to my door
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Mar 10, 2006 13:18 |  #5

thanks for the info , will take a look.
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