Lighting Help

[Lost Behind the Shutter]

I am doing real estate photography and need some remote lighting that I can turn up or down with some sort of remote.
I was looking at buying this set:
Amazon.com : Altura Photo Studio Pro Flash Kit for CANON DSLR Bundle with 2pcs E-TTL Flash AP-C1001, Dual Wireless Flash Trigger Set and Accessories : Camera Flash Accessories : Camera & Photo
and
Amazon.com: StudioPRO Set of Two 7'6" Photography Light Stands with Carrying Bag for Photo & Video Studio: Camera & Photo
and two of these
Amazon.com : Neewer Professional Universal E Type Camera Flash Speedlite Mount Swivel Light Stand Bracket Umbrella Shoe Holder Fits Canon Nikon Pentax Olympus Nissin Metz and other Speedlite Flashes with Standard Shoe Mount : Camera & Photo

Will it work for what I need? Am i missing anything? Anyone know a better solution? I need to have the whole room lit and my flash on the shoe doesn't do the trick!
Thanks in advance!
--Reid

 

[table1349]

If you know what you are doing you could make it work. First suggestion, grab this book and read it. Light Science & Magic: An Introduction to Photographic Lighting

Or this may help. Strobist: One-Light Real Estate Photography

Finally if you really want to learn only that aspect Scott Hargis is a master. Costs money though. http://lightingforrealestatephotography.com

 

[medic2230]

You're going to buy 4 light stands and 2 flash brackets? What are you going to put on the other stands?

 

[Lost Behind the Shutter]

Thanks @medic2230 . That's one of the reasons I posted this question... to catch stuff like that! Hoping some others may have some more insight or a better way to solve the issue.

 

[tirediron]

4-6 speedlights w GN of at least 100, same # of light stands, umbrella brackets and convertible umbrellas and a butt-load of gels; CTO, CTG, ND as a minimum to start. As far as triggers go, you can get ones which will allow you to adjust the power remotely, but really, you'll be farther ahead with a light meter and manual speedlights.