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Jun 23, 2009 11:42 |  #1

Stumbled on this through TechBargains. Looks to be a fairly simple setup and good construction. Maybe good for an extra set or beginners?

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*This product include a ONE YEAR MANUFACTURE WARRANTY. Warranty does not cover the light bulb and the fuse usage.

Continuous Umbrella Light Kit is easy to use and requires minimal setup. This light kit is deal for product and catalog photography. This light kit can also be used to light photography light tent, cubes, and domes

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  • Photography Light Holder has On and OFF switch for the light bulb
  • The studio light stand can adjust up to 7 feet height
Recommend: Best use light bulb 5500K Daylight Balanced Photobulb (not included)

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Jun 23, 2009 12:16 |  #2

Thanks, I had seen these as well all over eBay. Have you used them before?


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Jun 23, 2009 12:18 |  #3

cpa016 wrote in post #8159969 (external link)
Thanks, I had seen these as well all over eBay. Have you used them before?

No I havent. I am thinking of picking them up to play with though


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Jun 23, 2009 13:43 |  #4

I have 2 of these and they work just fine. They are very simple, cheap and you can actually put whatever kind of bulb you want in them.


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Jun 23, 2009 15:19 |  #5

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I have 2 of these and they work just fine. They are very simple, cheap and you can actually put whatever kind of bulb you want in them.

Do you have some sample shots that you wouldnt mind sharing?


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Jun 23, 2009 15:54 |  #6

All the shots I have are with people, so I'm not going to post, since I don't have their permission. They work well when you have to take posed pictures of people with glasses too. You can tell where the glare is and so you can make adjustments. I also use them when I take pictures of people and their dogs. It dialates the dogs eyes.


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Jun 23, 2009 16:34 |  #7

I appreciate the feedback. I might pick two up tomorrow after I get paid.


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Jun 23, 2009 17:39 |  #8

You get what you pay for. Both light heads on mine eventually crumbled at the pivot points (I bought the $80 pair), and one of the two umbrellas completely disengaged from the metal ribbing. And this was just from being used about 5 times. Just so you know what to expect. I ended up buying somebody else's light heads and mounted it to the mounts.


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