Would this be a good kit for a photo booth setup for parties? Not an actual booth booth to be able to take pics as a open area to fit more people?
900540
Depends in your shot I have it up about 8-9 feet and it will not hit the floor like the pic if you do peoples heads might be out of frame .. I use it as an indoor set up for the green screen it works fine for my use but the set up isn't the strongest set up the lights are cool but you will get light from the back side bleeding through the back drops I had to purchase a thick black felt material to put behind so light doesn't come thru .. I'm not a fan if the top light for the fact it's a flimsy set up and it really doesn't scale too high but the 2 front lights are cool.. It can work as a photo booth set up but for the cash don't expect super solid quality Ike I said it works for what I use it for hope that helps
900541
If you are looking to put large crowds into the scene. This is not the one for you. The cloth is not wide enough for that. The one that I have at work is much wider and better for that. Only one or two people fit nicely into the green screen area unless you tier the people.
1410951
The tripod it includes is small, it is designed for use on a tabletop and whatnot. I would buy a full size tripod for doing standing up shooting, they aren't that expensive and they are invaluable.
270420
Sorry, I really don't know what the best and most economical solution would be for your application. I would recommend some web research to find out what kind of lighting kits and cameras others are having success with. My own success with photos of electronic components that are in a similar size range to jewelry has been with: a Canon EOS Digital Rebel camera, a small but heavy tripod that mounts on my desk, a 2' x 2' Cowboy Studio light diffusing tent, and a couple of Cowboy Studio natural spectrum continuous fluorescent lights. The nice, clear photos make the components look really great (and like something folks would want to purchase). However, since I'm a photography novice, this may not be the optimal setup. For example, maybe the light tent that removes the reflections on printed circuit boards also reduces the sparkle of various stones. So keep checking around.
629219
My event's photos need much more than 8gb. So unless you're just doing regular sessions and not events, you'd need larger.
706276
It was about 10.5" long and 3" tall. I would think it'd be plenty big to be in a photo booth as a comical/fun prop. Definitely not big enough to replicate an actual instrument. I didn't order any of the other instruments, so I don't know what size they are.
607808
This is not a lens for the purpose you ask about. On your camera it would be equal to a 200 mm lens which is not useful for group photos. I'd stick with your 18-55 mm lens for family photos
347948
Definitely! It's perfect for any party or event. A good place with a good illumination is perfect with this len.
2254020
Sounds like you have it all! Camera, film ,but you might get a tripod. Good for selfies and family. Roy R. NM
2255347
most definitely. I have done a wedding, 3 birthday parties, and numerous family get togethers. I am very pleased with the quality of this camera.
404400
I would go with something larger for a DSLR. I think it would support the weight but something a little larger would be more steady with the camera attached, especially at any sort of an angle.
937061
Yes it would be good but I don't like the lighting kit, it has to many parts, bit I use jus the backdrops the most with out the lighting.
346776
I would suggest this one for recording in a pub but in the event it fails for that purpose then make sure you can return it right back like I was able to. I had high hopes for this kit but it picked up too many background noises too well for my purpose. There is a risk you could pick up too many background noises in a noisy pub as well.
474839
This would work fine. The image on screen appears to be about 5mp. And has stability help, so its not so shakey. BUT when taking a photo its about 1mp or less. Great for viewing crap for pics. Should be good for your needs. Its cheap and sturdy. Focus is on the very back, almost missed it myself
861276
They are not really bright enough for multiple people in a dark setting (like a wedding reception). When I used these for a photo booth application, I also had to have my speedlight flash on the camera - of course the camera was on a tripod to minimize camera shake. If you are using them in a bright space, they should work well. I have successfully used these for photos of couples where you can get the lights real close without worrying about the lights getting in the shot.
2041363
Yes, I believe that would work out well. The speaker gives a LOT of coverage. We had someone in one room and people two rooms over (in a large restaurant/bar-type venue) and you could hear perfect with one speaker. Based on feedback I received, I would recommend putting them on the tripod for even better coverage.
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4x4 it's a small image, but totally fun. Folks get to have the picture right away. This worked for us. We had a wedding and folks came from all over. It was nice to put your arms around a family member or friend and capture the moment right away.
1082955
U won't be able to record your self and put yourself in the show. I think I was expecting too much. It takes some effort setting everything up. I know a kid would like it... If u want I'll sell u mine I have every piece most things are still in plastic wrapping. Email me cliffgsd @ gmail