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#1
Sep 14 2011 12:00am
150W - £164.99 // Postage: £9.99

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3 x 150w flash unit with 50w modelliing light.

3 x Sync cord rough 3m
3 x Power cord rough 4.8m with UK plug (EU buyer will receive EU two pin power cord)
3 x English manual for flash unit
3 x 40 x 60cm softbox sets
3x Softbox black cover/inner silver,
3x Speed Ring, universal style S type, inner diameter 98mm, with 4 screws clamp on
     continuous light or flash head
3x Inner Diffuser,
3x Outer Diffuser,
12x Metal Strips
   3 x Carry case for softbox
1 x English manual (if you still have problem with set up the softbox, please review my Sample video)
1 x 70-200cm special stand for boom
2 x 70-200cm Stand
1 x Light Holder Arm
1 x Multi-purpose locking Nut for holding the Top Light. Great design.
1 x Balancing clip
1 x Sand bag for boom setting.
1 x carry bag for hold all items


should i get one of this to play around ? or Strobe Flash Head 200W + 150W Modeling Light only nor additional umbrellas,softboxes nothing just lights for 90 + 10 postage ?
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Sep 14 2011 12:13am
save up for real sppedlights
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Sep 14 2011 12:15am
Quote (SaltheSalmon @ Sep 14 2011 06:13am)
save up for real sppedlights


but they really expensive and is there much different ? light is light right and cheap not always mean shit or I'm wrong ? :)
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Sep 14 2011 03:37am
i have studio lighting, but never use it now, its such a pain

just get speedlights (yongnuo 560's), stands and modifiers etc
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Sep 14 2011 03:39am
Quote (PANAM @ Sep 14 2011 07:15am)
but they really expensive and is there much different ? light is light right and cheap not always mean shit or I'm wrong ? :)


Speedlight is easier to carry around and faster to set up.
Depends what you're going for.
If you only gonna do studio shots then a "not so mobile" lighting setup is fine.
If you wish to have a nice all around setup speedlights are better.


Anyway i'd go for speedlights anyday.

This post was edited by Verdena on Sep 14 2011 03:39am
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Sep 14 2011 08:23am
Quote (jayandnix @ Sep 14 2011 02:37am)
i have studio lighting, but never use it now, its such a pain

just get speedlights (yongnuo 560's), stands and modifiers etc





Quote (Verdena @ Sep 14 2011 02:39am)
Speedlight is easier to carry around and faster to set up.
Depends what you're going for.
If you only gonna do studio shots then a "not so mobile" lighting setup is fine.
If you wish to have a nice all around setup speedlights are better.


Anyway i'd go for speedlights anyday.


I fuckin told the forum this before you sillies purchased studio lighting.
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