Inexpensive studio lighting kit

Hi, Richard.

Very neat! Thanks for sharing and what a nice way to combine interests and helping the less fortunate.

Bruce

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Originally Posted by rpcrowe

Bruce...

Here is a selection of my dog images. Most of them have been shot to post on Intenet dog rescue sites.

https://rpcrowe.smugmug.com/Pets/MAL...RNIA/i-bZs2Fj9

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Originally Posted by AlwaysOnAuto

This thread helps me appreciate the generosity of my new son-in-law even more.
He kindly gave me what you've just bought Bruce.

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Can't beat free parts:):)

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Originally Posted by AlwaysOnAuto

This thread helps me appreciate the generosity of my new son-in-law even more.
He kindly gave me what you've just bought Bruce.

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I think Bruce is going to have an easier time of it. Those "hot lights" you have inherited have some significant practical limitations (risk of burning down the house) that Bruce likely won't have. :D

You might have some benefit from watching Jim Talkington's videos on lighting and product photography.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...478CD82626F127

Thanks very much for passing this link along. These look promising. I'm finding videos (the right ones, once I find them) a great way to learn. The mix of explanation and demonstration conveys a lot.

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Originally Posted by Inkanyezi

You might have some benefit from watching Jim Talkington's videos on lighting and product photography.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...478CD82626F127

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