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Dramatic effect if you take off the diffusors from the flashes at the same distance as the previous image.
Using Fstoppers diffuser on the key light. The reason for the need for the massive minus correction is of course the dark background, that will confuse the TTL matrix metering. Even the Fill Flash will contribute to lowering the output from the key light flash, provided that also this flash delivers a preflash for measuring - which I believe it does.
First shot with my latest homemade flash reflector/diffuser. It reflects the onboard flash so that it lights up right in front of the lens as needed for these shots, and diffuses the light to cut down glare.
An amazing and weird foggy morning on my way to work the other day. I could've spent hours shooting the sun this way, but I could only afford to spend just a few minutes......definitely worth being late to work!
Canon EOS 50D [modified IR response in Hα range], hooded Sigma EF-S 30mm ƒ/1.4 EX DC HSM prime [ø62mm] @ ƒ/1.4, 3.2 sec. exposure, ISO 3200, tripod, 2 sec. delay.
RAW to JPEG conversion in Aperture 3
Trying to learn lighting basics but shooting anything that is transparent or clear glass is, the, most challenging. You need to get right background, highlights, edges of glass etc. Trying to learn from Strobist blog and plenty of other videos from Youtube.
For above shoot, used white paper behind & at base plus on camera right and left as well for reflections. Used Stofen Omni bounce diffuser on SB-600. Flash is held above bottle just outside frame and beam targeted behind on white paper. Although used custom (preset) whitebalance on D80, somehow image came out with bluish tint so need to find something else which is more pure white. I am definitely looking for acrylic sheet now....
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first digital image i took last year,put my 40d through its paces for the frist time.shot in killarney national park.the light available that day was amazing.1/6sec f18 iso100..
I built a flash diffuser out of two 24 ounce styro cups, lined with foil on one side to reflect the light outward.
I mounted them enwise onto a Vivitar 283 flash unit with a flash trigger sensor on it, and mounted a small Vivitar flash on camera facing straight up to trigger the remote unit without affecting the exposure.
These shots were taken in bright sunlight at f/11-f/16 @ 1/160sec.
Olympus E-500 - Nikkor 55mm micro (1:2) - manual focus using the lean method, handheld