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<blockquote data-quote="paul_b" data-source="post: 436241" data-attributes="member: 15676">I have quite big rooms and high ceilings. At the moment my indoor ceiling lights are good for everyday living, but not quite bright enough to help my photography the way i'd like. I think my camera is having to compensate with a bit too much flash for my liking (even at 400 iso). I’m thinking of replacing the fitting/s with one that would allow me to use more bulbs or brighter ones. However the ones you can buy in the high street aren’t that much better than what I already have. I wonder if maybe somewhere, some are made specifically for photography needs indoors. However, I still have to keep my Mrs happy by keeping them nice looking and homely, lol.Has anybody else given the same issue some thought and found anywhere that sells lighting and fittings that give off more light than the normal ones? Maybe even specifically for photography?I know i could use slave speedlights and it is an option, but it would only help with photography and not home video work (i do both).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="paul_b, post: 436241, member: 15676"] I have quite big rooms and high ceilings. At the moment my indoor ceiling lights are good for everyday living, but not quite bright enough to help my photography the way i'd like. I think my camera is having to compensate with a bit too much flash for my liking (even at 400 iso). I’m thinking of replacing the fitting/s with one that would allow me to use more bulbs or brighter ones. However the ones you can buy in the high street aren’t that much better than what I already have. I wonder if maybe somewhere, some are made specifically for photography needs indoors. However, I still have to keep my Mrs happy by keeping them nice looking and homely, lol. Has anybody else given the same issue some thought and found anywhere that sells lighting and fittings that give off more light than the normal ones? Maybe even specifically for photography? I know i could use slave speedlights and it is an option, but it would only help with photography and not home video work (i do both). [/QUOTE]

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