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For events you might like long lasting battery power - if you have no A/C that is. This can partially be achieved by using only a touch of fill - rather than full power all the time. Depends on what event, and what the needs and individual style are.
No idea about the Westcott units since I haven't used them, but I'm currently using lightweight Godox/Flashpoint AD200s almost exclusively for mobile shooting (fill style not blasting)... and my go to lightweight wind resistant aerodynamic modifiers are Westcott Halo Monos (I have 45" & (vintage) 30" ones and alternate options of diffused beauty dishes or reflectors for high wind). I also use Godox/Flashpoint Li-on speed light type flashes - V860II and V1 in S-Mount brackets - tons of flashes without hardly ever even having to change the battery! I'll pop one of those in a 7" reflector for hair/rim lighting. I can self carry most of my setups in one pass, (up to 3 lights & stands along with the camera etc.) making it pretty portable. But for true photojournalist event coverage - you're more likely to have one light - no stands. A hotshoe light with a bounce reflector, is all you get/need sometimes. Depends on the job - depends on the shooter.
Edited on Sep 07, 2021 at 11:59 AM · View previous versions
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