garage shoot

hey everyone, im going to be doing a shoot in garage, a car shop...i have a 380ex....a reflector (silver/gold)...what other hot lights should i use? im on a budget...my friend has the home depot lights, so ill prob be able to use those as well...any other suggestions on what i can do?

1) What are you shooting Cars, Models, both ?
2)Typically hot lights are a very different color temperature then your strobes. You may have to gel the strobe.
If you are going to be shooting a car its going to be difficult but its possible and will cost you some more change depend on what look you are trying to achieve. A little more information will help someone here guild you in the right direction

shooting both, model by her self and model on the car...

You are going to try and light a model and a car with a 380 and some hot lights? I would rent some strobes, at least 2-3. cars are very hard to light right, even with alot of light.

I dont have much experience shooting cars. FrankC is a person you could get a lot of info from on this subject one of his post here.
You can also find info at the links below
http://www.studiolight​ing.net/lighting-automobiles/
http://www.picturecorr​ect.com …y_graphic_desig​n_tips.htm
http://www.flickr.com …/?w=71917374%40​N00&q=cars

Cars aren't hard to light, but you do need the right lights to start with. Large diffused light sources are good for showing the shape and gloss of a cars surfaces and shape. I couldn't have done this with a single light, or small sources.

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eh, thanx guys, i think i pulled it off:

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