Photogs: lighting kit suggestions under $500?

emmanuelle · 2005-09-19, 01:27 PM

http://cgi.ebay.com/1250w-STUDIO-PHO...QQcmdZViewItem

This was the second light kit I ever bought (the first was a useless strobe set).

Good value when you don't really need all of the bells & whistles, or know what to do with them anyway.

Pretty durable too- we continue to use bits & pieces from this kit in our newer set up.

furrygirl · 2005-09-19, 08:06 PM

pornofreekman: Thanks for the input, but I really do mean that I want to buy a *light kit*, not a halogen flood from Home Depotor something. I've been shooting my own content for 3 years, and I'd like to upgrade from my DIY lighting.

Emma: Thanks for the suggestion! Looks like the same one you recommended to Trixie a while ago and that she turned around and suggested to me. How hot does that set get? Stupid question, but can you buy fancier bulbs that put out less heat?

LadyHarley · 2005-09-24, 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by furrygirl

pornofreekman: Thanks for the input, but I really do mean that I want to buy a *light kit*, not a halogen flood from Home Depotor something. I've been shooting my own content for 3 years, and I'd like to upgrade from my DIY lighting.

Emma: Thanks for the suggestion! Looks like the same one you recommended to Trixie a while ago and that she turned around and suggested to me. How hot does that set get? Stupid question, but can you buy fancier bulbs that put out less heat?

FurryGirl~I have missed your postings lady! Glad to find you hear. I know a lot of people put down us ladies that work on ifriends, nevertheless, there is quite some talent over there and some good information. The link is from Amanda36C and she's one smart cookie

~http://mysite.ifriends.net/amanda36c...101/page1.html

Those fancy lights put out so much friggin heat and with me having hot flashes et all, I just can't take it, the Reveal lights she recommends really don't put out much heat at all. Anyway, thought I'd add my little rookie 2cents in the conversation. Your site looks great (everywhere I see it!) and I hope this finds all well with your sexy smart self!!

Peace and Love, LadyHarley

furrygirl · 2005-10-06, 10:27 PM

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Originally Posted by LadyHarley

FurryGirl~I have missed your postings lady! Glad to find you hear. I know a lot of people put down us ladies that work on ifriends, nevertheless, there is quite some talent over there and some good information. The link is from Amanda36C and she's one smart cookie

~http://mysite.ifriends.net/amanda36c...101/page1.html

Those fancy lights put out so much friggin heat and with me having hot flashes et all, I just can't take it, the Reveal lights she recommends really don't put out much heat at all. Anyway, thought I'd add my little rookie 2cents in the conversation. Your site looks great (everywhere I see it!) and I hope this finds all well with your sexy smart self!!

Peace and Love, LadyHarley

Oh, hey there, I didn't notice I got another reply to this thread. Yes, I left the right-wing adult webmaster board, it ate up too much of my time and it wasn't making me any money.

I ended up ordering the kit that Emma and Trixie recommended, I need to play with it more, but it seems to be good thus far.

When I'm camming, I use just a plain old 150 watt Reveal bulb in a stand lamp. I don't bother with fill lights or anything for camshows, because at 300x200 or whatever the iFriends cam window size is, nice lighting doesn't really make a difference.

LadyHarley · 2005-10-07, 04:30 PM

Heh Ya FurryGirl! Thanks for responding; understand, just thought the cheaper alternatives Amanda gave links to might have helped, ie, http://alzovideo.com/

They offer some reasonable alternatives not only for video lighting but also for pictures. Glad you found something you liked though!

Your site looks good and I just love your pictures. Glad to see you doing so well! Have a great weekend!

2005-09-19, 08:06 PM	#2
furrygirl No offence Apu, but when they were handing out religions you must have been out taking a whizz Join Date: May 2005 Location: Seattle Posts: 281	pornofreekman: Thanks for the input, but I really do mean that I want to buy a light kit, not a halogen flood from Home Depotor something. I've been shooting my own content for 3 years, and I'd like to upgrade from my DIY lighting. Emma: Thanks for the suggestion! Looks like the same one you recommended to Trixie a while ago and that she turned around and suggested to me. How hot does that set get? Stupid question, but can you buy fancier bulbs that put out less heat? __________________ furrygirl.com & vegporn.com & vegsexshop.com & eroticred.com

2005-09-19, 01:27 PM	#1
emmanuelle 0100011101100101011001010 1101011001000000100001101 1010000110100101100011 Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Montreal Posts: 1,441	http://cgi.ebay.com/1250w-STUDIO-PHO...QQcmdZViewItem This was the second light kit I ever bought (the first was a useless strobe set). Good value when you don't really need all of the bells & whistles, or know what to do with them anyway. Pretty durable too- we continue to use bits & pieces from this kit in our newer set up.

2005-10-07, 04:30 PM	#5
LadyHarley Internet! Is that thing still around? Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Indiana Posts: 9	Heh Ya FurryGirl! Thanks for responding; understand, just thought the cheaper alternatives Amanda gave links to might have helped, ie, http://alzovideo.com/ They offer some reasonable alternatives not only for video lighting but also for pictures. Glad you found something you liked though! Your site looks good and I just love your pictures. Glad to see you doing so well! Have a great weekend!