Oz_Beachside wrote:I really like them, and thanks for sharing.
I like the even lighting you are getting, from knee to overhead. Lighting has good form, looks like a single light source just over camera?
Interested to hear your comments on your light diffuser technique, as I have similar outdoor shoots coming up, and for that I will be limited to a few SB800s (or more powerful Metz hammer head) flash.
It would be very helpful if you could explain lighting on number 3?
Device?
Distance to subject?
Location with reference to Camera?
Bounce, or difused?
thanks in advance!
Oz
Ok...look as i have said before i am still scratching my bum and bumping into walls when it comes to this photography game.....so...with that in mind i did have one thing i think work for me, that was dying batteries....it was throwing out inconsistant flash.....therefore lighting the subject up just enough in some, but pushing it in others....lol.technical i know...i used my SB800 (all different EX Compensation levels) with a inflatable dome difusser on top. 17-55DX 2.8 Nikon lens (now my fav) and sometimes i had the setting on "P" for perfect..lol. Shot in RAW and compensated for all my cock ups.....honest, yes entirely!
I also bounced the flash where i could and metered for the sky and held the exposure lock button once i had the right look i wanted then adjusted the flash.
Example.....this shot was severly under exposed, but with some trickry in PP i managed to get my fav shot from the shoot to date!
Hope that helps.....
Dan