Comments on: What type of cheap lighting system to use for amater photography? http://www.homelightingco.com/what-type-of-cheap-lighting-system-to-use-for-amater-photography-2/ Interior and Outdoor Lighting Tue, 26 Oct 2010 13:46:05 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: Mick http://www.homelightingco.com/what-type-of-cheap-lighting-system-to-use-for-amater-photography-2/comment-page-1/#comment-706 Mick Thu, 04 Feb 2010 07:20:38 +0000 http://www.homelightingco.com/what-type-of-cheap-lighting-system-to-use-for-amater-photography-2/#comment-706 A couple of these will get you going nicely. You might not be able to afford decent strobe heads and the cheap ones are a false economy, but these low energy lights are actually quite a good option. And they run quite cool, so they aren't uncomfortable for your victims. I bought a couple of similar ones to light up my light tent (I know it's smaller than garage etc) but I think they'd be okay for portraiture. Other props you need can usually be fashioned out of household objects and cardboard - relflectors, barn doors, snoots - you often don't have to spend any money to get interesting lighting options. [who]<a href="http://www.goldbuyingguide.com/"> Mick</a> A couple of these will get you going nicely. You might not be able to afford decent strobe heads and the cheap ones are a false economy, but these low energy lights are actually quite a good option. And they run quite cool, so they aren’t uncomfortable for your victims.

I bought a couple of similar ones to light up my light tent (I know it’s smaller than garage etc) but I think they’d be okay for portraiture.

Other props you need can usually be fashioned out of household objects and cardboard – relflectors, barn doors, snoots – you often don’t have to spend any money to get interesting lighting options. [who] Mick

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