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Reddit mentions of Julius Studio 660W Photo, Video, Portrait Photography Studio Day Light Umbrella Reflector Continuous Lighting Kit with Bulb Socket, Carry Bag, Velcro Cable Strap Tie, JSAG1
Sentiment score: 2
Reddit mentions: 3
We found 3 Reddit mentions of Julius Studio 660W Photo, Video, Portrait Photography Studio Day Light Umbrella Reflector Continuous Lighting Kit with Bulb Socket, Carry Bag, Velcro Cable Strap Tie, JSAG1. Here are the top ones.
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- [2 x] 33-inch Diameter White Umbrella Reflector
- [3 x] Fluorescent Photo Light Bulb
- [3 x] Single Head Photo Bulb Socket with Umbrella Holder
- [2 x] 86-inch Tall Photo Studio Light Stand | [1 x] 28-inch Tall Photo Studio Light Stand
- [1 x] Julius Studio Exclusive Premium Carry Bag
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Specs:
Color | White |
Height | 31.7 Inches |
Length | 13.7 Inches |
Number of items | 1 |
Weight | 10.6 Pounds |
Width | 4.8 Inches |
/u/CaptainDoP - I'm sorry - your "friend" is selling you an obsolete camera and lens system with zero video capability and low resolution 12.3MP stills for a lot more money than it is worth.
With a $2500 budget, you can get a modern camera and accessories. Here is what I would recommend:
Camera and Lens
Tripod
Audio
Lights and Backdrop
This setup will cost you just over $1500 and give you the ability to produce well-lit Ultra High Definition content that looks like this:
It's a pretty good still camera too, as seen [here] (https://youtu.be/eDQJzln8-5M).
Hope this is helpful and good luck finding the right camera and setup for your needs!
I've actually been looking into getting lights (and a green screen) for my channel recently, so I'm interested to see the responses to this. Out of what I've looked at so far, I think these umbrella lights are what I would go with. I don't really have any experience with lighting, so I can't say much as to how good those would actually be, but the price is definitely right, and my understanding is that umbrella lights are a little more portable than softboxes, which is a definite plus for me since I don't film in a single location.
I have these lights from Amazon