Well I can't speak for Cathy but I ordered an Elite Pro kit at around the same time. Whilst they haven't been hammered they've had a fair bit of use by myself at home, been used on four groups shoots all four hours of constant use and used on a couple of 'pro' shoots by the guy that owns the...
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Under the [camera icon] tab, select [Flash control], then press .
The flash control screen will appear.
Normally, set this to [Enable].
If [Disable] is set, both the built-in flash and external Speedlite will
not fire. This is useful when you only want to use the...
This is the main reason that sold the Elite Pro's to me over the Ultra Pro's. It makes them, to my mind anyway, more future proof.
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Another thing to remember is by 'reflectors' we are talking about the dish reflector that mounts onto the light not a 5 in 1 type reflector which you would probably also want. I don't know how much reading/watching of videos you have done on portrait lighting but I would suggest you do a bit of...
for an extra £100 you could get the smartflash kit which would give you two heads, two stands, two umbrellas, two reflectors and a trigger capable of controlling the heads remotely
http://www.lencarta.com/studio-lighting-kit/smart-flash-smartflash-studio-flash-lighting-kit_3
£20 at Harrison Cameras :clap:
http://www.harrisoncameras.co.uk/Bags-and-Tripods/Bags/Laptop-Cases/Think-Tank-Artificial-Intelligence-17-V30-Laptop-Carrying-Case_T590.htm
Think Tank Retrospectives range will have something big enough and they don't look llike camera bags although they are a messenger style bag and far from cheap
Why don't you buy a convertible which will give you the best of both worlds - white reflective and the black backing removes to give you a shoot through
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