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Originally Posted by Jace
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OK, something you might consider. For outdoor shooting, an onboard flash is a cheap and simple solution. Use it outside and your pictures will pop.
As for your studio. I would think about hot lights (lights which are always on...not flashes) The reason being, when you shoot video, it is well lit and you don't have flashes going off throughout the film and setting exposures is much easier. Invest in a good non slr camera so you don't have the mirror noise. It saves a huge amount of time and increases your output big time.
There are a number of solutions for this scenario and it kind of gets down to price. If you could give me a rough idea, I could give you a more informed opinion.