jedirunner
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So my 7 year old heard me talking about reflectors the other day. She quickly grabbed her mom and took her aside. Found out later the conversation was basically "Let's get dad some money to buy some reflectors for Father's Day!"
So here I am with $25 from my kids to buy some reflectors at amazon, and wondering a couple things:
1- Is there any reason to not just buy the cheap reflectors?
2- What size would be reasonable? I'm anticipating occasional use to add some lighting to the dark side of a flower I shoot, and more often for trying to add some light to the kids when they mis-behave (when they mis-behave the punishment will be they have to pose while I practice portraits!)
I'm thinking about this right here:
http://www.amazon.com/Fotodiox-42-Inch-Premium-Reflector-Collapsible/dp/B003Y2KC7W/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1371483115&sr=8-2
Thanks for any comments on these.
Kevin
So here I am with $25 from my kids to buy some reflectors at amazon, and wondering a couple things:
1- Is there any reason to not just buy the cheap reflectors?
2- What size would be reasonable? I'm anticipating occasional use to add some lighting to the dark side of a flower I shoot, and more often for trying to add some light to the kids when they mis-behave (when they mis-behave the punishment will be they have to pose while I practice portraits!)
I'm thinking about this right here:
http://www.amazon.com/Fotodiox-42-Inch-Premium-Reflector-Collapsible/dp/B003Y2KC7W/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1371483115&sr=8-2
Thanks for any comments on these.
Kevin
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