OK- Next month I will be taking a 3 day trip to DC. I know in general my settings for everything outside. Of course some things I will obviously have to change.
The tough part of the trip will be shooting at the Smithsonian museums. I know that photography is allowed almost everywhere in the museums I am going to- as it says so on their website. Tripods are forbidden. I will have 1-2 assisstants/family members with me.
Here is what I have now in terms of lighting-
Nikon D80- its flash can wirelessly trigger other flashes.
SB600- it can not trigger other flashes.
I was thinking about either getting 1 or 2 more SB600's to help light up the subjects. If I am to have more than 1 flash, I must use the built in flash, which is fine with me since it doesn't affect the exposure if set that way.
So if I got 2 extra flashes-bringing my total up to 3, I would have the camera in one hand, flash in the other, which is fine because I won't have to hold the camera really steady with all that light. Plus it's not like I will be using a 300mm lens indoors.
So- what do you think- 1 extra flash, 2 extra flashes, or something else?
Thanks for your help!