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unlimited6986
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Aug 09, 2008 19:16 |  #1

has anyone ever used or heard of the Opus OPL-M1002 kit? Looks like a decent little kit and its really cheap for what you get, which is kinda throwing me off right now. They have a youtube video about it and the guy who made it is the one using it.




  
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Aug 09, 2008 19:25 |  #2

Did a lil search on those found out they suck. So how about these?

http://www.photoflex.c​om …o_Portrait_Kit/​index.html (external link)

Is this kit continuous lighting w/ the flash? Or just take picture and flash goes off?

or

http://www.photoflex.c​om …rait_Light_Kit/​index.html (external link)


im just starting out so i wanna learn on a decent setup before i spend the money on AB's




  
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Aug 09, 2008 20:04 |  #3

Both of those are continuous light kits


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Aug 09, 2008 20:12 |  #4

So these are the ones that stay on and when you take a pic they get brighter right? just getting into studio lights and such.




  
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Aug 09, 2008 21:25 |  #5

unlimited6986 wrote in post #6078340 (external link)
So these are the ones that stay on and when you take a pic they get brighter right? just getting into studio lights and such.

Continuous lights stay at the same power through the exposure.

Hotshoe flashes produce no light until you press the shutter

You are thinking of studio strobes, which have a modeling lamp which is just a normal light bulb, and then when you press the shutter the strobe goes off.


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