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  1. JayneAmaraRoss
    Hello everyone, I am planning a shoot in a little cottage in an isolated location with a working fireplace but no electricity. I have decided, after much reflection and exchange with the lovely people of this forum, to try to shoot 'all flames': big candles, fireplace, and gas lanterns like these : http://www.amazon.co.uk/Coleman-F1-Lite-Lantern-8/dp/B000GM4J72/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top with a lot of reflectors. Has anyone used this type of gas lanterns before? I will be shooting super 8 tri-x (200 ISO) with a beaulieu 4008. I would be curious to know if any of you have had any experience with this! All the best, Jayne
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