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 3 x 800w RED HEAD Continuous Video lighting Photography Studio light Kit Dimmer  US $259.99
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 1200W STROBE STUDIO FLASH LIGHTING KIT 300W X 4 LIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY SET US $520.00
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 New Photography Softbox Backdrop Strobe Flash Lights US $399.99
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 Photography Portrait Studio Lighting photo strobe flash softbox light umbrella US $275.49
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 Photo Studio 3 Flash Strobe Softbox Backdrop Lighting Kit Photography Light Set US $399.95
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 Lighting Kit Video Lighting Kit 800 Watt Focusable Video Light With Barndoor US $64.99
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 Light Stand Flash Bracket Mount Umbrella Flash Speedlite Accessories Kit 1 US $39.42
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 900W STROBE STUDIO FLASH LIGHT KIT LIGHTING SET 3x 300W FAN COOLED NEW US $410.00
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 750W STROBE STUDIO FLASH LIGHT KIT LIGHTING PHOTOGRAPHY US $289.95
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 1200W STUDIO FLASH LIGHT KIT TRIGGER FOR PENTAX OLYMPUS DSLR US $499.00
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 750W STUDIO FLASH STROBE LIGHT KIT TRIGGER CARRY CASE US $380.00
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 Photo Studio Lighting Light PhotoBox Tripod LT38 US $68.70
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 1600W Strobe Studio Flash Light Kit Lighting Photography US $640.00
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 STRAND 200W 200 Watt HMI LIGHT KIT AC DC FOR ARRI EPIC RED SCARLET US $699.99
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 950W STROBE STUDIO FLASH LIGHT KIT LIGHTING SET 3x 350W US $420.00
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 Complete 3 Strobe Flash Light Softbox Umbrella Backdrop Kit Photography Lighting US $302.95
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 2 CD Set A Virtual Educational Telescope Trek thru Space the Universe US $29.95
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 900W Studio Monolight Strobes Flash Light Kit with Carry Bag B2 US $388.00
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 1200W STUDIO FLASH LIGHTING KIT 4 x 300W STROBE STROBE CARRY CASE TRIGGER B1 US $520.00
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 990W Studio Monolight Strobes Flash Lighting Kit 3X 330W US $438.00
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 PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO KIT 3 PHOTO STROBE LIGHTING BACKDROP US $365.98
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 PRO NEW PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO KIT 3 PHOTO STROBE LIGHTING BACKDROP US $365.98
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 1050W Strobe Studio Flash Light Kit Lighting Fan Cooled Lighting US $440.00
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 540W Photography 3 Strobe Flash Lighting Kit Softbox Backdrop Photo Studio Light US $329.95
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 700W Studio Flash Monolight Kit Mini Strobe Light Set US $350.00
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 Elinchrom monolight 1000 with Elinchrom Rotalux softbox 1mx1m US $430.00
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 Universal YN560 Speedlite Flash Light for Nikon Canon Pentax Olympus DSLR Camera US $75.97
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 NEW Reflector Backdrops w 540W Complete Photography Flash Strobe Lighting Kit US $320.95
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 1400W Strobe Studio Flash Light Kit Lighting Photography Set US $555.00
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 660W Strobe Studio Flash Light Kit Lighting Photography US $247.90
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 JULIUS STUDIO 1600W PREMIUM PHOTO STUDIO ACCENT LIGHTING LIGHT KIT JRK104 US $166.80
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 Sekonic L 28 C2 Studio Deluxe Light Meter New US $108.00
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 900W STROBE STUDIO FLASH LIGHT KIT LIGHTING SET 3x 300W US $329.30
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 8 FT HIGH x 50 FT WIDE PIPE AND DRAPE KIT WITH PREMIUM DRAPES PIPE DRAPE US $799.95
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 Photographic Barn Door Honeycomb Grid Gel Set for Photogenic Flash US $14.95
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 750W STROBE STUDIO FLASH LIGHT KIT LIGHTING SET 3x 250W US $289.95
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 180W Photo Studio Lighting Master Strobe Flash Light Lighting F180 US $49.75
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 160W Photo Studio Lighting Master Strobe Flash Light Lighting F160 US $58.50
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 Pro 480W Complete Photography Flash Strobe Lighting Kit w Softbox Backdrops US $362.95
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 BEST 16 LIGHT BOX PHOTOGRAPHY LIGHTING TENT FOR PRODUCTS US $22.95
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ePhoto replacement 800 Watt bulb for RED LIGHT AND BLUE LIGHT head ePhotoINC 800WBulb Sale Price: $9.97  |
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Brand New Replacement 800 Watt Bulb |
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ePhoto Focusable 3 Spot & Flood Light 2400 watt lights Constant Continuous Video Studio kit FL100R List Price: $279.99 Sale Price: $279.99 |
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This 2400 watt lighting kit will give you the most powerful lighting you need for your photography studio or video lighting. It is dimmable light output with focusable beams. It ideal for any video and photography settings... |
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CowboyStudio 800 Watt Digital Video Continuous Red Head Light Set List Price: $80.99 Sale Price: $80.98 |
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This 800 watt light gives you the kind of studio lighting you need to get the professional shots you want. With continuous lighting there is no need for complicated flash settings or sync cords. Full metal made body; Very strong and powerful lighting; Light output of 800 watts; Comes with adapter for use at 110V and 220 V; Equipped with barndoors; Knob on the back of the light allows you to adjust the focus of the beam of light; A bulb life time is about 1000 hours. |
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Fancierstudio 2400 Watt Barndoor Video Lighting Kit Light Kit With Carrying Case By Fancierstudio FL100RB Sale Price: $269.99 |
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This is a continuous Red Head light kit with Three 800w halogen bulb, three red light head and three barn door. The light attached with the foldable barn door for light intensity. NEW and IMPROVED with focusable switch and dimmer switch... |
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Fancierstudio 800 Watt Halogen Video Photo Lighting With Barndoor Focusable By Fancierstudio FR800 Sale Price: $64.99 |
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This is a continuous Red Head light with an 800w halogen bulb and a barn door. The light attached with the foldable barn door for light intensity. NEW and IMPROVED with focusable switch. |
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ePhoto 800 Watt RED Light Focusable Video Light With Barndoor Light Head by ePhotoInc DG800 Sale Price: $62.99 |
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This is a continuous Red Head light with an 800w halogen bulb and a 4 leaf barn door. The light attached with the foldable barn door for light intensity. NEW and IMPROVED with focusable switch. Brand New. |
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Targus Digital TG-5060TR 50-Inch Tripod with 3-Way Panhead List Price: $14.99 Sale Price: Too low to display Used From: $7.05 |
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50-Inch Tripod with 3-Way Panhead |
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Opteka SB-1 Mini Universal Studio Soft Box Flash Diffuser for Canon EOS, Nikon, Olympus, Pentax, Sony, Sigma, & Other External Flash Units List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $9.95 |
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A dramatic, eye catching photo can mean dramatic profits. Getting a well exposed photo is extremely important. Photographers often turn to a flash to help light the scene. The problem is that flash can cause harsh reflections or glare spots or create deep shadows that distract viewers... |
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Targus Digital TG-6660TR 66-Inch Tripod with 3-Way Panhead List Price: $36.00 Sale Price: Too low to display Used From: $25.00 |
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Folded HEIGHT: 17"; 3-WAY FLUID PANHEAD; QUICK RELEASE PLATE; QUICK RELEASE LEG LOCKS; BUBBLE LEVEL; WEIGHT CAPACITY: 2.5 LB; RUBBER GRIP FEET; INCLUDES CARRYING CASE; EXTENDED HEIGHT: 66" |
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Joby GP3 Gorillapod SLR-Zoom Flexible Tripod + BH1 Ball Head with Bubble Level List Price: $89.95 Sale Price: $78.10 |
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The BH1 Ballhead is designed to work with the popular Gorillapod SLR-ZOOM model, the ball head affords users the ability to easily tilt and rotate their cameras, while the Gorillapod provides unwavering support on almost any surface... |
Christmas Lights: a Brief History
Those of us who celebrate Christmas with a tree in our homes usually choose to light it in one way or another. But did you ever stop to wonder how we got started lighting our trees?
The first lights on Christmas trees were candles that were attached to the tree branches with either melted wax or pins that held them in place. As you can imagine, many trees went up in flames due to this practice. One might guess that at that time, many families would have kept buckets of water nearby to extinguish the impending fire. In the homes of the wealthy, it was often times the job of a servant to watch the tree during the evening hours and be prepared to extinguish a fire, if necessary. As a result of this eminent risk, most trees were decorated on December 24th and promptly removed following Christmas day. This must have been a lot of work for such a short viewing of the tree!
In 1882, the technology of Thomas Edison was used to hand wire 80 red, white, and blue lights onto the first electronically lighted Christmas tree. It took a few years for this idea to catch on. When President Grover Cleveland set up an electronically lighted Christmas tree in the White House in 1895, finally the idea began to get some publicity. The general public realized that there was a better way to light their Christmas trees.
By the close of the 1800's, General Electric Company began manufacturing and selling hand blown bulbs that were ready to wire into a string to be put on a Christmas tree. Since the average homeowner was not well educated about how electricity worked in those days, a new industry sprung up of "wiremen" who were hired to wire the bulbs together to light the family tree.
In the early 1900's, some big department stores began setting up large illuminated trees to attract customers. And attract customers it did! Everyone wanted to have a tree at home like the stores were capable of putting on display. In the early 1900's, the cost of such a tree was in excess of $300. That price included a generator and the wireman's service. By today's standard, that cost would be equivalent to more than $2,000.
In 1903, the American Eveready Company developed and marketed the first Christmas light set, which had screw in bulbs and a plug in wall socket, since many homes had been "wired" for electricity by this time. Then in 1908, entrepreneur Ralph Morris came up with the idea of taking the lights from an old telephone switchboard, wiring them on a Christmas tree, and running a battery as a power source.
But the individual who made the biggest difference in electric Christmas tree lights, and who made them affordable to the general public, was Albert Sadacca. Albert's family manufactured imitation birds in a wicker cage that lit up with electricity. At the age of 15, Albert had the idea of making electric Christmas lights. His parents thought it sounded like a good idea, and the family gave it a go. The first year, they only sold 100 sets of lights. The following year, Albert decided to color the bulbs in red, green, and other colors. This idea really took off. Albert Sadacca went on to become the head of a NOMA Electric Company, a multi-million dollar corporation. Headed up by Albert and his two brothers, Henri and Leon, the trio formed the largest Christmas lighting company in the world prior to 1965.
Today, yet another revolution in Christmas lighting is occurring. The newest offering in holiday lights are LED lights that use significantly less electricity than incandescent bulbs and burn out less frequently. With the trend toward energy conservation and "going green", LED lights are rapidly gaining in popularity. Though they are more expensive than traditional incandescent light sets, one way to change over all your holiday lights is to buy one new set of LED lights per year until everything is changed over.
Christmas tree lighting technology will continue to change as time goes on. History shows us that we've made many improvements in the last few centuries. Only time will tell what's in store for holiday lights in years to come!
About the Author
Ellen Bell works for The Christmas Tree Storage Shop, a retail website offering seasonal storage solutions such as Christmas tree storage bags and Christmas lights storage products. We also offer the Light Keeper Christmas lights storage system to protect and store your holiday lights.
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