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<p>Thanks William and Joe for your responses, yes I will definitely dig into the 85W Cfls, with probably one or two more lights . The flashes and probably the strobe flashes too looks like something to try too. Also about the link, I didn't know....sorry my bad...</p>

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<p>If you have an assistant, as we do, you can try those reflector-light bouncers and use it from a convenient location to give some shade to them and set your white balance to shade or similar values. another might be to use the highest shutter speed, white balance to direct sunlight or its equivalency on your camera and set the colors to as crisp as you can. We did that on a sunlight (a canicular one) beach wedding and it went great(crispy and sharp colors). I will advice you to start going to that place and checking the light conditions at a similar timeframe...practice will make you better.</p>

<p>Gus<br></p>

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<p>Well that always depends on the use, occasion and model (event). But If I have to choose I will definitely go for the amazon.com kits </p>

<p>Gus<br></p>

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<p>On Nathan + Tanya <br>

I've liked the bride picture... great composition</p>

<p>Gus<br></p>

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<p>Hello there. I have this question that has been rounding my mind recently.<br>

I have a set of lights for portraits and due the high prizes of electricity I'm really thinking about to change to energy saver bulbs but how can I look for an accurate equivalency between my actual lights 500W GE photobulb 3250K to the CFLs that are in the market for photography lighting. I've seen this 85W studio CFL lights of 5500K I've noted that on the paper these are very good but in the practice are they?<br>

If someone can hand me some answers about if they are a good replacement or at least point me to a good replacement for my energy devouring incandescent photobulbs.</p>

<p>Thanks.</p>

<p>Gustavo Duenas<br>

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