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Lighting a car with a 430EX?

 
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Mar 05, 2009 21:56 |  #1

i plan on getting a flash next, (money is an issue) i originally wanted to jump on the 580ex but im not quite sure i can justify spending an extra xxx amount of money for something i play with occasionally.

i dont plan on having an expencive strobist setup but i'd like to have a flash and experiment with light painting with other light sources to achieve results.

my question is that would a power from a 430ex be suffice from what im trying to do? ie. using longer exposure and triggering the flash manually from different locations


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Mar 05, 2009 22:34 |  #2

Yes, it would suffice.




  
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Mar 05, 2009 22:55 |  #3

oh yeah it will
do a 30 second exposure, and run aroudn the car "painting it" and you wil be golden.


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Mar 06, 2009 03:39 |  #4

im going to listen to you guys then


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Mar 07, 2009 03:09 |  #5

i use two 430EXs for suto shoots. sometimes a third 580, depends on what i wanna do


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Mar 07, 2009 15:51 |  #6

Cool, Im going to buy on too!


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