GaryB
September 29th, 2009, 02:59 AM
Hello everyone!
Its a long time since I have been here, largely because Ross and I have been spending a lot of time working at our local wildlife hospital.
We have volunteered to run a beginners wildlife photography workshop to raise funds for the hospital and this will involve a morning in the classroom followed by some practical work in the afternoon.
I want to be prepared if the weather is bad (a fair chance in the UK) so I want to be able to shoot inside - out subjects will likely be a Bird of Prey and some small mammals. has anyone got any ideas for cheap lighting. The workshop guests will likely be using Point and shoots. I am wondering if I can use workshop type lights - I think they are 500w halogen and some sort of diffusion?
Gary
Its a long time since I have been here, largely because Ross and I have been spending a lot of time working at our local wildlife hospital.
We have volunteered to run a beginners wildlife photography workshop to raise funds for the hospital and this will involve a morning in the classroom followed by some practical work in the afternoon.
I want to be prepared if the weather is bad (a fair chance in the UK) so I want to be able to shoot inside - out subjects will likely be a Bird of Prey and some small mammals. has anyone got any ideas for cheap lighting. The workshop guests will likely be using Point and shoots. I am wondering if I can use workshop type lights - I think they are 500w halogen and some sort of diffusion?
Gary