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Stanley Maxlife 369 Tripod Flashlight?

 
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Jun 26, 2008 11:38 |  #1

http://www.stanleytool​s.com …3153%3B+Tripod+​Flashlight (external link)

I did a search for this little guy but found nothing... I appologize if this is a repost. And yes... I'm a bit new to lighting.

Do you think if you strapped a diffuser to the front of this little guy it could work well for back lighting?


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Jun 26, 2008 12:52 |  #2

I wouldn't think that it was bright enough, unless you are doing a very long exposure of a static object at f/1.2, thats just my novice opionion though. I don't think you can use it for people, maybe for tabletop product photography.


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Jun 26, 2008 22:19 |  #3

The light it produces will be dreadfully inadequate for almost every kind of photography I can think of.


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Jun 26, 2008 22:58 |  #4

Curtis N wrote in post #5800202 (external link)
The light it produces will be dreadfully inadequate for almost every kind of photography I can think of.

Except for a miniature doll house and it's occupants. :mrgreen: :lol: ;)


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