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Old 11-10-2011, 07:14 AM
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Default Which lighting is suitable for Photography?

I can get these lamp far cheaper from the distributor.. please advice which one is good for photography..?

1. Compact Fluorescent Lamp
(e.g. Philips pll36w/827 compact fluorescent lamp incandescent white)

2. Fluorescent Lamp
(e.g. Philips CIRCULAR TL-E LIFEMAX STANDARD COLOR-54W/54 COOL DAY LIGHT)

3. Halogen Lamp
(e.g. Philips PAR30S HalogenA 75W 30D)

4. HID Lamp
(e.g. Philips 150w d/l m/h d/e)

5. Incandescent Lamp
(e.g. Philips GLS PAR38 flood 80W E27)

6. LED Light
(e.g. Philips Master LEDspot PAR)

7. Luminaires (e.g. Philips contempo floodlight-HPI-T400W(fitting), Philips contempo floodlight-HPI-T400W(fitting))

8. Special Lighting
(e.g Philips 12v 100w EFP optical lamp ,
Philips cdm-sa/r 150w/942,
Philips MSR 575W stage & studio lamp (USD 215, and it is just a bulb!)
Philips par56 300w 240v club lighting
Philips TLK 40W UV lamp

Thanks very much.

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Old 11-10-2011, 10:08 AM
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Check out the Strobist site, it has some interesting articles.


Strobist: Lighting 101

Also search here and you will also fine some good stuff.

Cheers,

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Old 11-10-2011, 01:25 PM
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They could all be used for photography. The differences will come in color temperature, color spectrum bias and in the case of certain florescents, cycle frequency.
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Old 11-10-2011, 01:47 PM
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They could all be used for photography. The differences will come in color temperature, color spectrum bias and in the case of certain florescents, cycle frequency.
This is true. I would add that if you are planning to use this lighting in combination with a flash unit or natural light, it is easiest if you have lights that are between 5000-6000K to avoid the inaccurate color rendering that happens when using mixed lighting temperature sources.
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Old 11-14-2011, 11:37 PM
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Thanks Woody, zona5101 and Sweetlifephoto

I am looking for good light sources and good wireless flash trigger...and going to buy cheap ones soon.
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