Thomas Grubba
Shawnee KTCH
For all you natural light people. There was almost nowhere to hide lights in this one so (for you Mad Jack) it's mostly ambient but..
6 SB-800's all SU-4 mode
One on camera, wide angle diffusion (yes Mark, this is with the built in diffuser over the flash but no diffusion cap) pointed up and into the room, 1/16th power.
One on the floor pointed at my feet to fill in the lower front portion of the scene, wide angle diffusion at 1/16th power.
One behind the left cabinet (see note and residual flash on ceiling), wide angle diffusion pointed into the kitchen, 1/64 + 2/3 power.
One in room to left of kitchen which you can barely see, WAD (wide angle diffusion), pointed CL into room at 1/2 power.
Two in the far hallway equally spaced, WAD, pointed away from the camera against R wall to also diffuse the light (and soften... just a poke/joke/whatever...) at 1/4 power each.
It was tough to get the flash behind the counter positioned correctly so I didn't create too much of a hot spot on the ceiling and blow out the cabinets. Luckly the hot spot that is there mirrors the light coming from the other room. Also, a gray/green/blue ceiling??
Shawnee KTCH
For all you natural light people. There was almost nowhere to hide lights in this one so (for you Mad Jack) it's mostly ambient but..
6 SB-800's all SU-4 mode
One on camera, wide angle diffusion (yes Mark, this is with the built in diffuser over the flash but no diffusion cap) pointed up and into the room, 1/16th power.
One on the floor pointed at my feet to fill in the lower front portion of the scene, wide angle diffusion at 1/16th power.
One behind the left cabinet (see note and residual flash on ceiling), wide angle diffusion pointed into the kitchen, 1/64 + 2/3 power.
One in room to left of kitchen which you can barely see, WAD (wide angle diffusion), pointed CL into room at 1/2 power.
Two in the far hallway equally spaced, WAD, pointed away from the camera against R wall to also diffuse the light (and soften... just a poke/joke/whatever...) at 1/4 power each.
It was tough to get the flash behind the counter positioned correctly so I didn't create too much of a hot spot on the ceiling and blow out the cabinets. Luckly the hot spot that is there mirrors the light coming from the other room. Also, a gray/green/blue ceiling??