I just bought some new video lights so I'm going to sell a couple of tunsten lights that I no longer use. These are Lowel Tota Lights - 1000 watt bulbs in them now. 2 lights - 2 cords. I'm also throwing in this "Chimera" Speed-Ring...which will let you mount the light to a Chimera Soft-Box for beautiful soft light - perfect for shooting video.
I was going to put these on Ebay but since so many of you shoot video I thought I'd throw them up on here first. If I don't sell them by tonight - I'll stick'm on Ebay.
First $200 takes everything and I'll pick up the shipping to your front door (USA residents only). Must Pay via PayPal.
Also, these are perfect lights for you guys shooting point-n-shoot digital cameras. Set your white balance to "tungsten" and your good to go. The best way to use these lights (and the cheapest) for you guys shooting point-n-shoot digital is to shoot this light thru a white bed sheet which softens the light. Also, if you are shooting in a room painted white, you can aim the light towards the wall and it will reflect soft light that will flatter your models. Just aiming this light at your model will be too harsh for most girls and will cause too many shadows. Unless you have experience shooting "hard light", I would suggest softening the light before using it (shooting thru diffusion material, bouncing off of white wall etc....etc.)
ALSO INCLUDED but not pictured is the hardware for mounting the speed ring to your light stand.
I was going to put these on Ebay but since so many of you shoot video I thought I'd throw them up on here first. If I don't sell them by tonight - I'll stick'm on Ebay.
First $200 takes everything and I'll pick up the shipping to your front door (USA residents only). Must Pay via PayPal.
Also, these are perfect lights for you guys shooting point-n-shoot digital cameras. Set your white balance to "tungsten" and your good to go. The best way to use these lights (and the cheapest) for you guys shooting point-n-shoot digital is to shoot this light thru a white bed sheet which softens the light. Also, if you are shooting in a room painted white, you can aim the light towards the wall and it will reflect soft light that will flatter your models. Just aiming this light at your model will be too harsh for most girls and will cause too many shadows. Unless you have experience shooting "hard light", I would suggest softening the light before using it (shooting thru diffusion material, bouncing off of white wall etc....etc.)
ALSO INCLUDED but not pictured is the hardware for mounting the speed ring to your light stand.
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