William Robb wrote:
Check out:
http://users.accesscomm.ca/wrobb/PDMLtemp/IMGP5434.jpg
Caution, partially clothed girl in sensual pose alert.
LOL. I just love it on TV. They put that "The following movie contains
scenes of violence, nudity, adult matters, coarse language etc etc."
disclaimer first
- Original Message -
From: "Steve Pearson"
Subject: Re: Help buying my first studio lighting equipment?
I like your idea about the reflector. What size &
color would you recommend? Also, is there some kind
of self-standing reflector these days? I would like
to be able
This one time, at band camp, Steve Pearson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Also, I assume there are no voltage issues when using
> the PC terminal with the istD?
Nope, works fine for me.
Here is an example studio portrait with the istD.
This is a very simple 2 light setup with 1 stop between them t
re are no voltage issues when using
the PC terminal with the istD?
Thanks for the suggestions!
--- William Robb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> - Original Message -
> From: "Steve Pearson"
> Subject: Help buying my first studio lighting
> equipment?
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- Original Message -
From: "Steve Pearson"
Subject: Help buying my first studio lighting equipment?
Hi all,
I'm giving some serious thought to purchasing
Adorama's Flashpoint II 620 strobe kit. They were
written up in this month's Pop Photo magazine. I'm
Good to see you stepping out & learning.
With the more powerful lights you can always turn the power down as needed.
But having one or two depends on what you're shooting. Having units with modeling
lamps is important, imnsho. You can see more of what is going on.
With one light, get a large r
Hi all,
I'm giving some serious thought to purchasing
Adorama's Flashpoint II 620 strobe kit. They were
written up in this month's Pop Photo magazine. I'm
thinking of starting with this one-light kit (w/ a
more powerful 300 w/s), as opposed to say a SP Studio
Systems 2-light kit. My reasoning i
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