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Multiple flash on D70?
I am thinking of taking food shots of my kuehs
can Nikon D70 be used for that? side lighting, back lighting .... www.sgkueh.com |
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If you are using a couple of SB 800 or SB 600, you can do CLS...
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Location: 35A East Coast Rd
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Or get the East Gear studio lighting equipment.
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normally is 2 flash is enough. with the studio equpiment will be better. Get 2 best of both world.
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If you know your lighting well, a SB-800 and a SB-600 will do great justice. No need studio equipment as you need to get yourself a light meter as well.
And if you really need a studio equipment to shoot your food shots, at least get Bowens or Elinchroms. Expensive but it's worth it if you do have regular food shots. If not just get the SB-800 and SB-600 which will set you about $1000. If you are on a budget, then just get a SB-600 ($400-$450) and play around using a reflector. Any piece of white cardboard about an A1 size will help you a lot too. Good luck! |
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thanks for al yr contributions
now should I go for the East Gear or the 800+600 anyone can advise how to set up the East Gear set? what accessories to buy and how to connect? www.sgkueh.com |
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Look at your long term needs vs. the investment costs.
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