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I guess I mean the videos you see where the photographer is panned out with a wide view of some reef and water and still has everything lit up (to sum up an over generic comment with another overly generic comment). The feedback on the 1200's help, that tells me I'll need something more powerful than a pair of those. I looked at the Keldan's and they seem very nice. Would a pair of Keldan's also work for taking stills?
jenkjond
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In Topic: Need Help Choosing Lighting on ~$2,000 Budget
27 July 2012 - 12:53 PM
Thanks for the info Bill. Wide angle is pretty generic, huh? I guess I mean the videos you see where the photographer is panned out with a wide view of some reef and water and still has everything lit up (to sum up an over generic comment with another overly generic comment). The feedback on the 1200's help, that tells me I'll need something more powerful than a pair of those. I looked at the Keldan's and they seem very nice. Would a pair of Keldan's also work for taking stills?
I guess I mean the videos you see where the photographer is panned out with a wide view of some reef and water and still has everything lit up (to sum up an over generic comment with another overly generic comment). The feedback on the 1200's help, that tells me I'll need something more powerful than a pair of those. I looked at the Keldan's and they seem very nice. Would a pair of Keldan's also work for taking stills?
