Studio Flash Lights

Fire Kirin · 9th May 2005

Hi, everyone!

I am thinking of starting a mini studio in my home.

The first equipment that I am contemplating is Studio Flash Lights. Besides the offer from CP, do you have any other suggestions?

Thanks a million!

singscott · 9th May 2005

Ruby? Bowen are cheap and good workhorse or Broncolor if you have $ to spare

So may tell us what you are shooting and how much budget you have.

snowspeeder · 10th May 2005

Originally Posted by singscott

Ruby? Bowen are cheap and good workhorse or Broncolor if you have $ to spare So may tell us what you are shooting and how much budget you have.

So what's the start up budget like for Bowens?

nightwolf75 · 10th May 2005

Originally Posted by snowspeeder

So what's the start up budget like for Bowens?

dunno abt bowens. but at ruby, i saw an ad they have at their main entrance abt a studio kit set going for ard $2k+?

blazingflames18 · 10th May 2005

Hmmm .... you can always try the reliable GERMAN MULTIBLITZ brand.

Drop by SLCC and discuss with Stanley <----- the 'towkay'

sumball · 10th May 2005

Originally Posted by blazingflames18

Drop by SLCC and discuss with Stanley <----- the 'towkay'

Also the agent for MultiBlitz. Good!

In case you do not know where SLCC is, it is at 122 Middle Road, Midlink Plaza #02-03/04. And yes, SLCC stands for Stanley Lim Colour Centre.

singscott · 10th May 2005

Originally Posted by snowspeeder

So what's the start up budget like for Bowens?

They a special for two 500 watts Espirt light may be you like to call them at 6338 0236

reachme2003 · 10th May 2005

there are a few brands existing in the market. different prices and qualities. so, decide with the one which meet your budget and needs.

9th May 2005	#1
Fire Kirin Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 179	Studio Flash Lights Hi, everyone! I am thinking of starting a mini studio in my home. The first equipment that I am contemplating is Studio Flash Lights. Besides the offer from CP, do you have any other suggestions? Thanks a million!

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blazingflames18 Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Dun tell you ... Posts: 125	try MULTIBLITZ Hmmm .... you can always try the reliable GERMAN MULTIBLITZ brand. Drop by SLCC and discuss with Stanley <----- the 'towkay'

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singscott Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: www.whltelightphotographer.com Posts: 1,659	Ruby? Bowen are cheap and good workhorse or Broncolor if you have $ to spare So may tell us what you are shooting and how much budget you have.

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reachme2003 Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 3,536	there are a few brands existing in the market. different prices and qualities. so, decide with the one which meet your budget and needs.