Keen wrote:
Continuous lighting is less expensive, and lets you see what lighting effect you will get. For portraits, and product images, they can be useful. For stopping action, a 'flash' /'speedlight' is the thing to have, but good ones can cost a bit. Get ones which have master / slave capabilities. The more lights, and light modifiers, you can have, the better. Some images look great with one light. Others do better with three, or four, or more, lights. Reflectors, diffusers, etc, are good to have on hand, too. Again, more can be better. Have some continuous lights, and some flash units.
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I have been reading more on that also, I may still get a kit and looking hard at the leds, I have a speedlight that i use on the camera shoe and as money and experience will allow I will be wanting to learn with more. Right now money is my crutch and I have to try and make the most of what I can and it is hard waiting after getting all this good info from everyone. More info for my "goal" book :)