Strobe Light: The Whole Kit and Caboodle
Sponsored by Hensel
Gear Featured
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http://www.robertharringtonstudios.com/
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One of the best ways to get into strobe lighting or even augment your existing gear is to purchase a kit. Manufacturers offer kits to get you into their systems. And why not? They usually offer 2 or 3 lights, lightstands, a carry case, a couple of umbrellas or even maybe a softbox, and sometimes even a radio trigger. Once into a certain system, over the course of your career you can build into it. If you are looking to get into high-end lighting on a budget, then the kit is the way to go.
During the presentation, let Bob Harrington show you how to get the most out of the strobe light kit. Using only what comes out of the travel case, he'll show you how to get creative with what you are given and avoid the pitfall of spending money on extra gear you may not even need.
Gear Featured
http://bit.ly/BobHarringtonLens
http://bit.ly/RobHarringtonGear
http://www.robertharringtonstudios.com/
http://robertharringtonstudios.wordpress.com/
One of the best ways to get into strobe lighting or even augment your existing gear is to purchase a kit. Manufacturers offer kits to get you into their systems. And why not? They usually offer 2 or 3 lights, lightstands, a carry case, a couple of umbrellas or even maybe a softbox, and sometimes even a radio trigger. Once into a certain system, over the course of your career you can build into it. If you are looking to get into high-end lighting on a budget, then the kit is the way to go.
During the presentation, let Bob Harrington show you how to get the most out of the strobe light kit. Using only what comes out of the travel case, he'll show you how to get creative with what you are given and avoid the pitfall of spending money on extra gear you may not even need.
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