Looking at LOA flood lights and have a question

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tony404

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None sells the worklights where I live ,sometimes I hate ATL lol. So I was figured get the flood lights and add a plug. How much of a monster would that be? Also what would you recommend to be able to attach it to a light stand? Thanks :)
 
A couple years ago I had a shoot in a factory that needed a lot of lighting. I bought a couple flood-lights, a couple 2000W 3200K lamps from Osram, and some cable and plugs. I attached them to C-stands with a bolt through the mounting hole on the light. Took about 15 minutes to assemble everything. Very bright!
 
How does no one in ATL sell worklights? I live in Acworth, about 20 mins north of 285 and know of 6 home depots or lowes that are within 15 minutes driving distance from where I am. hell Atl is the home of Home Depot.

If you are talking about work lights check out this link, one of the best uses of worklights I've seen.

http://live-theater.org/slightlypoormanslightkit.htm
 
Fitz said:
How does no one in ATL sell worklights? I live in Acworth, about 20 mins north of 285 and know of 6 home depots or lowes that are within 15 minutes driving distance from where I am. hell Atl is the home of Home Depot.

If you are talking about work lights check out this link, one of the best uses of worklights I've seen.

http://live-theater.org/slightlypoormanslightkit.htm
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Not lighting of America Fluorescent worklights , I have hot lights already lowels Im tried of baking. lol
 
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