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Originally Posted by Jo_Galezo
I’ve heard so many amazing things about those strobes. Im currently graduating college for photography in the summer & everyone in my class speaks about them. Glad to see they work great on cars!
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They're nice but honestly, I don't think they're worth the money. They're like 400-500 dollars a light once you factor in the diffuser and light stand. Maybe they're more workable when you're working with a person since they don't have to squint but for automotive applications, you're better off just using more affordable options with dual purposes like a Milwaukee Rocket LED light stand (plus, it even uses the 18V batteries that they use for their tools!!).
I think the key to multi-strobe work is just source temp consistency. As long as all your sources have the same color temp and the light is properly diffused, it'll give you enough to work with. So keep the light setup the same and you'll be more or less safe.