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Question does anyone have experience, using video lighting with digital still cameras? it was mentioned as an option from a well known underH20 photography store. wonder if this would be bright enough. i am planing on getting a canon G11 for something a bit better than a standard point and shoot, but easier to carry onboard the unfriendly skies than my video set up, and or housing my D90. I know this is compromising but i have had it with shipping the heavy bulky equipment. and most of my h2o photog is by plane as of now. thank you for any advice you may have!
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A couple of years ago I used the "photo light" from "mb sub" ( see website ) with a Olympus WZ7070. The photo light was not so cheap ( payed around 700 USD for the small 50 W version ), but it came quiet handy...especially in fish-portrait, close up and macro shots. But now, a few years later I would say : If you don't have A LOT of light, better use strobes. tc, Rico
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