Indoor Lighting Question

[JLMatterer]

It's been 28 years since I worked in a portrait studio, and that was well before digital cameras were around, so I need some advice on what's good lighting for taking indoor Playmo photos. This is being advertised online:

1200 Watts White Umbrella Soft box Continuous Lighting Photo Video Studio Kit With Chromakey Background Muslins

This is similar to what I've used before, so I think I can relearn how to manage it correctly; I'd like to have any opinions from those here who do indoor shooting. All of mine is done outdoors because I have nothing adequate to use inside; I'd like to correct that. Much thanks!

[leefert]

I use an Ott Light for my small scenes

[Tiermann]

I have a photo table with a double fluorescent tube fixture above and also three LED full spectrum lights directly over where I photograph. The more light you have the better, and lights that duplicate natural sunlight spectrum as much as possible are best.

[JLMatterer]

TX. Full spectrum LED sounds great. Did we have those in the '80s?  I'm still considering the set-up in the link. I could use a backdrop, & fixtures to hold the lights, as right now I have nothing. I have to get something useful for indoor photos because the outdoors is just too unreliable, & I can't transport everything I'd like.

[playmovictorian]

Good afternoon dear Friends 

I used to have two of these umbrella style studio lights for my Return to Regent project and they worked rather well.

Karim

[GrahamB]

That looks like a good kit. But the list contains three green backdrops, instead of one each of green, white and black as shown in the picture. Probably just a mistake, but it might be worth checking!