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03/01/2004 10:52:50 PM · #1
I might have a few extra dollars to spend to start building some studio / photography basics beyond my camera and tripod. I have the Sony 717 w/ HVL1000 (I think) flash.

For $100 or less, what would you recommend for my next investment? I have seen in so many of these photos how lighting and the knowledge to use it can make or break even the best composition. I am mostly interested in people photos and don't do much at all in the way of indoor macros...occasionally an outdoor one, but lighting is generally not an issue as much.

I also do a lot of photography at our church, which uses a large multipurpose / gymnasium type room for most functions (including worship). That room is a bear for photography! High ceilings and a combination of lighting.

What kind of set up am I aiming for and are strobes or floods the higher priority? Maybe suggest a good place to read up on very basic studio lighting (hopefully with lots of photos!)?

Thanks very much for sharing your knowledge and experience!

Message edited by author 2004-03-01 22:54:41.
03/01/2004 11:39:05 PM · #2
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