Not sure what you mean by "great deal." The F goes for a bit less then $500
new, which ain't exactly cheap. A used one can be had for less than $250,
though.
Old "regular" Luna-Pros can be found anywhere for less than $100 and _that_
is an excellent deal in my mind. I used one of these for many years without
a hitch in the field; in studios where you've all the time in the world
it's next to flawless--of course the new digital gear is "more accurate"
and looks flashy and all that, but it comes awful pricey . . . and no one
makes his living on the difference.
You might want to visit this site for studio lighting ideas:
http://tinyurl.com/2ln9e
Tris
At 07:41 PM 4/21/2004 -0700, you wrote:
>A few questions: Anyone that's done studio lighting: Is there anything
>better for the money that the old Gossen Luna Pro F? For the price, it
>seems like a great deal.
>
>Also, has anyone purchased a lighting setup recently? I've read good things
>about Alien Bees and White Lightning. I'm looking at getting two lights to
>start with....
>
>I would appreciate any opinions, as I'm getting close to ordering a lighting
>set up.
>
>Thanks, James.
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