Portable cheap starter studio kit.

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Hi there,

I'm am interested in starting doing baby/kids pics of friends and family in their own homes. I use PS a lot and do a lot of natural light portraits of my own kids. I had a day in a friends studio and got some fab results which has put me in the place i need to be to get started.

My problem (apart from lack of funds) is that i know very little about what system i need.

It needs to be portable, i'm guessing not too powerful and simple. Im thinking 2 or 3 lights, backgrounds and stands (no idea of best size to start with).

Looking at Interfit ex150 kits as there cheap but are they any good and what wattage do i need to go for?

Any help will be gladly taken.
 
Ebuyer have an offer on a lighting kit today for £40.

I don't know anything about lighting, etc but it's worth a look.
 
zzz101z said:
Hi there,

I'm am interested in starting doing baby/kids pics of friends and family in their own homes. I use PS a lot and do a lot of natural light portraits of my own kids. I had a day in a friends studio and got some fab results which has put me in the place i need to be to get started.

My problem (apart from lack of funds) is that i know very little about what system i need.

It needs to be portable, i'm guessing not too powerful and simple. Im thinking 2 or 3 lights, backgrounds and stands (no idea of best size to start with).

Looking at Interfit ex150 kits as there cheap but are they any good and what wattage do i need to go for?

Any help will be gladly taken.
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I bought one of the Interfit ex150 kits about 7 months ago and for the price I have been really impressed with the results. As a start up kit I would really recommend it.
 
jessops are currently doing a interfit EX 150 kit for £ 190.00, worth a look?
 
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