Centropolis
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I am going to move into a 560 sq ft. (yes that's right) soon and I want to set up studio lighting for basic portraits so that I can learn to use lighting and modifiers all that fun stuff. Being a small space, I am planning to use the living room and just move the sofa and coffee table out of the way. This also means, what I want is something that can be setup and taken away easily.
The ceiling will be 9 feet high. The width of the living room is 10 feet (minus the TV stand because I am not moving that). So this is like Mission Impossible.
Because it's such a small space, I am thinking that I don't need to buy any expensive high power strobes and hugh softboxes. Will two SB-600/700/800/900/910, two small stands and two umbrellas be the only thing I can do? I have the D300s so I can use it as the commander to trigger the two off-camera flashes. I am thinking that the power of the two Nikon flashes will be enough for such a small space.
Any comments?
The ceiling will be 9 feet high. The width of the living room is 10 feet (minus the TV stand because I am not moving that). So this is like Mission Impossible.
Because it's such a small space, I am thinking that I don't need to buy any expensive high power strobes and hugh softboxes. Will two SB-600/700/800/900/910, two small stands and two umbrellas be the only thing I can do? I have the D300s so I can use it as the commander to trigger the two off-camera flashes. I am thinking that the power of the two Nikon flashes will be enough for such a small space.
Any comments?