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ZenNonna1 Nikonian since 14th Jun 2011	Sat 19-Jan-13 12:48 AM
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"D600 & lights Einsteins vs Elinchrom Quadra"

I want to get some lights I have the cheap three continous Prostudio continous ones. I am considering either starting with one Einstein E640 battery softbox & grid the adding two more over the next 12-16 months. My other choice is to buy Quadra Rx with battery. Then add the 2nd one. (A head). What do you think

Currently I am mostly doing portraits - couples & individuals. I am senior citizen I am very passionate about photography.

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PerroneFord Nikonian since 07th Apr 2011	Sun 20-Jan-13 06:20 AM
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#1. "RE: D600 & lights Einsteins vs Elinchrom Quadra"
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I went with the Einsteins. I do not regret that choice. They do everything I need them to do, at a fair price, and with excellent results.

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