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Calumet Travelight 750

© John H. Siskin

Calumet Travelight 750

Uploaded: July 17, 2006

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A monolight

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Mary E. Heinz August 24, 2007

Could you tell me please if this would
be helpful to someone trying to learn
studio work/ do mostly outdoor photography with natural light/ and
where's the best place to purchase///
on a budget/ is buying "used" a problem?

Thanks , Mary

Mary Heinz
FamilyTies Photography
http://www.pics-ties.com
#722257

John H. Siskin August 24, 2007

Hi Mary,
This strobe is handled exclusively by Calumet. You may find one used, but since they are relatively recent equipment you may not get a great deal on a used one. This is a good unit for portrait work in a variety of locations. It would also be a good start on lighting equipment for architectural situations. You may also want to check out strobes from a company called Alien Bee, www.alienbees.com. These units are somewhat more modestly priced.
#4693887

Mary E. Heinz August 25, 2007

This will definitely be on my "to get"
wish list...for later...looks "awesome"

For now, thank you for all the info/ advice. #4694927


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