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Light sources for both Video & Still Photog

NicoDuranton · 2013-08-08 09:49:06

Hello, I'm putting a project together that would involve both still portraits and videos of the subject. Problem is, I don't have the lightning equipment (nor the experience using it...) for what I have in mind and am looking for advises and (affordable, if possible...) lightning kits for both media types. Any idea…

08-08-2013 9:49am

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NicoDuranton

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Hello,
I'm putting a project together that would involve both still portraits and videos of the subject. Problem is, I don't have the lightning equipment (nor the experience using it...) for what I have in mind and am looking for advises and (affordable, if possible...) lightning kits for both media types.
Any idea anybody? Thank you very much in advance!

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#2 09-08-2013 11:17am

NicoDuranton

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Nothing? From nobody?

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#3 09-08-2013 1:15pm

ado100

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For video you will need continuous lighting, but for stills strobes are better as they're more controllable. I don't do video so I don't know about continuous lighting, but for catalogue photos I have an Elinchrom D Lite kit I got from Bermingham Cameras. Probably best to call in to a camera shop and ask their advice.

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