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Prise avec mon canon 7d et mon objectif 18-250 mm réglé en manuel.
strobist flash 580 ex2 a droite de l'appareil photo avec mini softbox lastolite speedlight.
My lad got bored of me taking photos of him so I asked him to pull a funny face. Taken with an old Pentax 135mm at f11 with off camera flash.
Had to do one of those Christmas light shots, and since I had no one around, just had to do a selfie.
Nikon D90 with 35mm.
Strobist: Two Yongnuo 460ii strobes, one the left and right of camera toward subject (me) at 1/32 power.
Processed with Lightroom 5.7 and Photoshop CC.
Sascha Hoffmann "S.H.ooting.EM"
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LEC STUDIO, BERLIN, GERMANY - OCTOBER 07: Lowkey Esports discuss tactics backstage. (Photo by Michal Konkol/Riot Games)
A Mapo is a cross between a Mandarino and a grapefruit.
As you probably guessed, this is once again OOC, with the camera on the fully auto low key setting.
Once again, I'm reasonably pleased. As with the high, the camera has applied an extremely biased tone curve, but kept the exposure so that it does all stay just inside the histogram. Of course high key and low key usually clip the edge, but on the other hand these OOC images would only need a very light shot in levels (or even just brightness) to get then to a required clipping level.
Better large on black.
As well as experimenting with lighting on this shoot, I realise I've also been experimenting with composition and close-ups. I very rarely shoot close-up, if ever. I'm liking it! Not sure about the crop on this, but Becca looks awesome :D
Softbox above and to camera right, bare 430EXII camera left for fill. Triggered with Pocket Wizard MiniTT and Flex's, plus the AC3 unit. As the PW's are complete crap on the 7D (especially with the 18-55 IS f/2.8 lens), these were controlled manually because TTL doesn't work even half reliably.
I combined two items in this image because I thought it provided a unique perspective with the mirror reflecting the sunglasses and the lens reflecting the mirror. The mirror also aloud extra light to be reflected from the window to help provide better exposure.