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<blockquote data-quote="Browncoat" data-source="post: 328955" data-attributes="member: 1061"><p>There are varying schools of thought on lighting, no doubt. But there's no need to add confusion by making outrageous statements such as this. </p><p></p><p>I have extensive lighting options, and more often than not, I reach for the speedlights. I totally agree that in a lot of cases, they're more convenient due to their smaller size. However, they have limitations, #1 being <strong>flash</strong> <strong>power</strong>. Speedlights aren't the best option for area lighting or group photos, and are near useless for outdoor lighting, especially during the daytime. As far as portability goes, toss a battery pack into the mix and monolights become just as convenient on location.</p><p></p><p>I think if anyone is going to be a well-versed photographer, they need to have lighting options. The OP already has an SB-700. He's looking to start a home-based studio and get into portraiture and weddings. If he puts all of his stock into speedlights, what happens when he needs more than what a speedlight can provide?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Browncoat, post: 328955, member: 1061"] There are varying schools of thought on lighting, no doubt. But there's no need to add confusion by making outrageous statements such as this. I have extensive lighting options, and more often than not, I reach for the speedlights. I totally agree that in a lot of cases, they're more convenient due to their smaller size. However, they have limitations, #1 being [B]flash[/B] [B]power[/B]. Speedlights aren't the best option for area lighting or group photos, and are near useless for outdoor lighting, especially during the daytime. As far as portability goes, toss a battery pack into the mix and monolights become just as convenient on location. I think if anyone is going to be a well-versed photographer, they need to have lighting options. The OP already has an SB-700. He's looking to start a home-based studio and get into portraiture and weddings. If he puts all of his stock into speedlights, what happens when he needs more than what a speedlight can provide? [/QUOTE]
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