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 2000w Photo Studio Video Lighting Kit 10 Bulbs Softbox Photography Light Stand  US $117.99
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 10x12 Green Screen Background Support Stand 2400 Watt Photo Video Lighting Kit US $199.99
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 Soft Box Light Photography Lighting Kit Muslin KT09 US $430.10
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 Photography Softbox Reflectors Studio Lighting Kit KT73 US $426.80
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 Digital 3200 W Continuous Photo Video Studio 3 Softbox Boom Stand Lighting Kit US $159.99
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 2400 WATT 3 SOFTBOX LIGHT KIT PHOTOGRAPHY VIDEO STUDIO LIGHTING KIT US $149.99
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 3 Softbox Video Lighting Photo Studio Light Kit FOR Chromakey Green Screen US $199.00
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 PHOTO UMBRELLA LIGHT STUDIO LIGHTING PHOTOGRAPHY KIT US $42.95
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 3000 Watt Professional Photography Video Photo Softbox Lighting Light Kit Case US $169.99
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 3 SOFTBOX LIGHTING KIT 2400 WATT PHOTOGRAPHY VIDEO STUDIO LIGHT KIT US $139.99
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 Professional Home Photography Video Photo Softbox Lighting Light Kit US $159.99
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 Studiofx Photography Video Studio Triple Lighting Light Kit Muslins Backdrop US $59.99
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 Julius Studio Photography Lighting Continuous Octagon Photo Studio Light JRK105 US $104.90
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 4500 W Photography Video 3 Softbox Lighting Light Kit FOR Chromakey Green Screen US $207.00
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 Cowboy Studios 3 Light Kit Stands Umbrellas 1000W CFL Bulbs Carry Case US $23.50
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 Photography Video Light Softbox Lighting Boom Stand Kit JSK119 US $429.00
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 2400 W Chromakey Green Screen Video Lighting Kit C305 US $299.90
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 2 Muslins Backdrop Support Stand w Photo Lighting Light Kit C304 US $444.40
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 2ea LS Photo Pro Studio 75 Big Umbrella Premium Photo Studio Lighting Lights US $289.00
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 225 LED 14W Grow Panel Blue Hydroponic Light Board US $39.49
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 Chroamkey Green Screen Photo Video Lighting Kit 3000w US $189.99
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 LS Photo Pro Studio 75 Big Umbrella Premium Photo Studio Lighting Lights JUK108 US $164.50
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 Photography Video Video Softbox 4500W Continuous Lighting Light Kit Case US $179.10
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 3000W Output Julius Studio Photo Softbox Boom Stand Lighting Light Kits JSK101 US $358.50
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 3000W Photography Video Softbox Lighting Light Kit For Chromakey Green Screen US $153.00
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 Photo Studio JS Muslin Lights Photography Lighting Umbrella Softbox Kits JCC103 US $299.90
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 Photo Photographic Protrait umbrella Lights Studio Umbrella Kit U40 US $10.80
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 Professional Complete Photo Video Studio Quality Lighting KitsC306 US $399.00
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 JS 10X20 Black Green Cromakey Muslin Background Lighting Lights Kits US $444.00
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 Photo Studio Background Kit Light Stand Backdrop E27 Softbox Boom Arm Bulb US $329.97
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 4 Daylight CFL Photo Video Light Bulbs 45W150W US $45.90
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Cowboystudio Photography/Video Portrait Umbrella Continuous Triple Lighting Kit with Three Day Light CFL Bulbs, Umbrellas, Stands, and Carrying Case For Product, Portrait, and Video Shoots List Price: $59.99 Sale Price: $59.99  |
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CowboyStudio Photography/Video Umbrella Continuous Triple Lighting Kit with Three Day Light CFL Bulbs, Umbrellas, Stands, and Carrying Case for Product, Portrait, and Video Shoots includes Three (3) 45 Watt 5500k Daylight bulbs, Two (2) 7 Ft light stand, One (1) Mini Light stand, Three (3) Light Socket, Two (2) 33 inch White umbrella, One (1) Padded Carrying Case |
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Cowboystudio 1200 Watt Photography, Video, and Portrait Studio Umbrella Continuous Lighting Kit With Four 85 Watt, 5500K Day Light Balanced CFL bulbs, Black and White Reflective Umbrellas, Stands, and Carrying Case List Price: $112.00 Sale Price: $100.00 Used From: $74.47 |
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This kit provides 1200 Watt continuous lighting and it is a very good start for beginners. Entire kit sets up in minutes, and very easy to operate. Lighting Tripod: Black anodized aluminum backlight stand, Maximum height is 7 feet... |
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PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO CONTINUOUS LIGHTING UMBRELLA KIT + Free 27 Watts 5500K Fluorescent Photo Lamp Bulb List Price: $99.99 Sale Price: $22.98 |
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XPro Studio Light Kit is ideal for film, digital photography, and even video productions. Professional Studio umbrella Kit is easy to use and setup is effortless. These lights work great with digital cameras with manual white balance... |
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CowboyStudio 670 Watt Premium Photography /Video Studio Triple Reflector Umbrella Lighting Kit - 3 Light Stands & 3 CFL Light Bulbs List Price: $112.00 Sale Price: $112.00 |
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THIS KIT INCLUDES: (2) 9 INCH REFLECTORS (1) 5 INCH REFLECTOR (3) SOCKET AND CORD SETS WITH 5/8 INCH STAND MOUNTS (3) COMPACT FLUORESCENT 45 W LIGHTS (3) 7 FOOT BLACK ALUMINUM STANDS (2) 32INCH WHITE UMBRELLAS Product code: CS-333kit |
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Photo Basics 413 4-Socket Adapter List Price: $15.35 Sale Price: $12.99 |
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Quickly adapt the uLite to work with up to four daylight balanced fluorescent lamps. For use with fluorescent lamps only. |
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Cowboystudio Photography/Video Studio Umbrella Continuous Lighting Kit With Three Day Light CFL Bulbs & Two Diffuser Umbrellas For Product, Portrait, and Video Shooting List Price: $65.00 Sale Price: $65.00 |
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This kit provides 675 watts of continuous lighting and is a very good starting point for beginners. The entire kit sets up in minutes, is easy to operate, and is professional. The W803 light stand is perfect for the studio photographer... |
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2 PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO CONTINUOUS LIGHTING KITS W/ TWO FREE Day-Light CFL LIGHTS & UMBRELLAS FOR PRODUCT, PORTRAIT, & VIDEO SHOOT Sale Price: $31.49 |
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This continuous lighting kits are ideal for small to medium photo studio. For portraits or larger product photography, one light kit can be used as your main light that defines the subject and the second light can be use as the fill light to reduce your contrast levels... |
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Fancierstudio Chromakey Green Screen Kit 2400 WattSoftbox Video Lighting Kit Photo Studio Kit 10x20G Fancierstudio 9004S3 10x20G Sale Price: $209.99 Used From: $188.99 |
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You are buying a brand new 2400 watt photo studio video softbox lighting kit with Backdrop Stand and Muslin Backdrop. What's included is one backgroupd support stand able to extend up to 8.5' and 10' wide... |
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ePhoto 3000-Watt Digital Photography Studio Video Lighting Kit 2 Softbox Studio Video Light Lighting H9060S List Price: $169.99 Sale Price: $169.99 |
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High quality videos and shots. It provides very higher power, total output is 2000 Watt continuous lighting. Lighting Stand: Black anodized aluminum backlight stand, Maximum height is 6.7 feet. Stable & Quick Setup... |
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ePhoto VL9026S3 3000 Watt Continuous Light Kit with Carrying Bag with 3 each of 6.5 Foot Tripod, 22x28-Inches Softboxes and Light Heads with 15 45W 5500k CFL Bulbs List Price: $225.99 Sale Price: $225.99 |
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This is a professional digital fluorescent Video Photography compact studio kit that gives you over 1000 watts output EACH TOTAL of 3000watts. This kit comes THREE LARGE softboxes for your lights. You could you one as your main light and the others as your fill light... |
9 Ways to Save On Winter Bills
When cold weather arrives, the cash-strapped and the frugal-minded often think of the skyrocketing energy bills that can come with heating a home. Fortunately, there are many things you can do yourself, easily and inexpensively, to put a dent in that bill (plus a few others that you'll need to hire a professional for, but that will pay off over time). In this article, we'll share some ideas for winterizing your home, whether you rent or own.
3 Money-Saving Tips for Everyone
Even if you're a renter and don't have the liberty to make significant changes to your home, there are a few things you can do to decrease your winter energy bills.
1. Change your furnace filter. Over time, your furnace filter becomes clogged with dust and dirt. When this happens, your furnace becomes less efficient, demanding it to run longer to heat your house and increasing your energy bill. A basic furnace filter only costs a couple bucks and takes a few minutes to replace.
2. Caulk windows shut with removable caulk. If you've already caulked sufficiently around the edges of your windows and you can still feel air seeping in, try using removable caulk to seal your windows shut. When you want to open your windows again, you can easily peel it off. (Learn about a financial instrument that makes temperature a tradable commodity, see Introduction to Weather Derivatives.)
3. Replace incandescent and halogen light bulbs with compact fluorescents. According to the U.S. Government's Energy Star website, 20% of a household's energy bill comes from lighting, and a compact fluorescent light bulb (CFL) certified by Energy Star uses about 75% less energy than an incandescent bulb. For example, a 60-watt incandescent bulb is comparable to a 13-15 watt CFL. It's recommended to use these bulbs in light fixtures that are used for at least fifteen minutes at a time. In winter, days are shorter and people tend to use their light fixtures more, so switching to CFL bulbs can help compensate for the increased energy usage and prevent a spike in your bill. (The average family spends $1,600/year on utility bills - find out how to put some of that back in your wallet, read Ten Ways to Save Energy and Money.)
6 Additional Money-Saving Tips for Homeowners
Because those who own a single-family residence have more control over altering their dwellings, they have additional options for decreasing winter energy bills.
1. Get a home energy audit. An energy audit will give you an idea of how you can improve your home's energy efficiency and decrease your energy bills. While you can have a professional perform this service for you, the expense may not outweigh the savings. Luckily, some utility companies offer this service for free. If yours doesn't, you can do an audit yourself using the Energy Star website's Home Energy Yardstick, which compares your household's energy use to similar households nationwide and recommends things you can do to improve your energy usage. You just need your last 12 months' energy bills (if you don't have them, you may be able to look them up online or order a record from your energy provider) and some basic information about your home. (Find out how to reduce your costs with these inexpensive tips, see 6 Ways To Save On Your Utility Bill.)
2. Add insulation to your attic. If the insulation in your attic doesn't cover the floor joists, you probably need more to help prevent heat from escaping through your roof. You can add more of the same type of insulation you already have, or a different kind. Check the R-value, which measures the insulation's performance, when deciding which product to buy. Also, if you're handy, choose a product you can install yourself to avoid incurring installation costs. Just make sure to get some basic guidance from the home improvement store or a reliable book since some types of insulation need to be covered with drywall or another fireproof material.
3. Add weather-stripping. When added to windows and doors, weather-stripping can help keep out drafts so your house stays warmer and you don't need to run your heater as much. Your local home improvement store probably sells a complete weather-stripping kit that contains everything you need to complete the job yourself.
4. Replace your old furnace with a new, energy-efficient one. If your furnace is over 10 years old and is not operating efficiently anymore, your monthly heating bills may be higher than necessary. Consider replacing it with a new, Energy Star certified model. The up-front cost can pay off over time through the decrease in your annual heating bills. Also, some utility companies offer rebates to help people purchase energy-efficient home upgrades. Before making a purchase, see if your utility company will help defray the cost, and if so, make sure to buy a qualifying model. (Upgrading household appliances to more energy-efficient models can slash your utilities bill, read Home Energy Savings Add Up.)
5.Get a digital, programmable thermostat. This device can automatically reduce heat usage in your home during times when you don't need it as much, such as when you are sleeping. You can set it to be at one temperature when you get out of bed in the morning, another an hour later when you leave and while you're away all day, another when you come home and another when you go to bed and while you sleep all night. Of course, you can accomplish the same thing yourself by turning your furnace on and off, but if you're the forgetful type, a digital, programmable model can save you money (for example, you won't leave the furnace accidentally running all day while you're at work).
6.Have ducts checked for leaks. If your home uses a forced air heating system, the air in your home is distributed through large tubes called ducts. If the ducts are poorly connected or insufficiently insulated, the air you're paying to heat with your furnace can leak out - that's money wasted. Having your ducts sealed can improve your home's energy efficiency. In some cases you can do this job yourself, but in others (for example, if you have asbestos insulation, or if the ducts are located in areas you cannot easily access, like in walls or ceilings) you'll be better off hiring a professional. (Don't put the sale of your home at risk by committing one of these dirty deeds, learn more in 12 Worst First-Time Home seller Mistakes.)
Conclusion
Make sure to weigh the time and cost of making improvements against the potential savings, when making energy-related home improvements. Then, start with the areas that will give you the biggest savings and work your way down the list. (For more you might want to check out Save Money on Summer Bills.)
About the Author
Written on behalf of Trade Radiators specialists in designer radiators and heated towel rails for the home.
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