All I would need after that is a good cooling system.
Our studio gets really hot. there have been days we hit 100 degrees in there
Yeah, I remember you holding up the thermometer during the stickam japan relief aid benefit.
The lights themselves won't get too hot since they use florescent bulbs. You're going to need a couple of minus green gels since the bulbs that come with most of to today's s kits tend to give off a green/blue hue. Can work for stills, not not so much for video...Originally Posted by bushido
green gels, noted. This shopping list is growing. LOL
We added a pink Gel to ours and it really balanced out the color of the lighting
spencer I thought you had made your own lighting setup. what happened to that?
okay, placed the order for lighting, gels and all. going to be a busy few days for UPS ,lol.
@ bushido I hope you ordered MINUS green gels…NOT green gelsThe color of the gels are actually magenta which color corrects the green hue from the florescent bulbs. You'll probably need at least 1/4 http://www.filmandvideolighting.com/lee14mamigrs.html
@Podnutter I used my home made light kit for years, but purchased the cowboy studio kit a few months ago.
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