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A picture of a friend using diffused flash technique

I don't understand the white balance problem here. That's only the beginning of my Strobist headaches!

 

"As for exposure, try this method as a way to start to learn to light without a flash meter. Shoot in a normally lit, indoor room. Set your ASA on 200 and your camera at your normal max synch speed. For most of you, this will be somewhere between 1/125th and 1/500th. Set your aperture on f/5.6.

 

Start with your flash on manual at, say, 1/16th power, about five feet away from your subject."

 

I can't get close to this supposed starting place. Adjust the aperature to correct? I end up having to adjust the shutter speed to extremely slow speeds. Very frustrated!!!

 

Unmerklich lösen sich die guten Wolken auf

Exposure: 1/1250

Aperture: f/8.0

ISO: 200

 

Picture was taken on the 9/11 anniversary.

first photo with the speedlite 580ex ii and bounce diffuser

• Diffuse Lighting—Studio: [one image] Explore diffuse lighting in the green screen space, using one of the photo backdrops (white, black or grey) with your charged object.

A delicate piece of metal work, this is a fragrance diffuser used by the Nam Yuet king.

These are some assignment shots for a "photographing people" course I'm taking. This was our first assignment, to try and learn the characteristics of different types of light. Thanks to Dan for being a willing victim--I mean model!

From a recent studio session

Rear Diffuser needs to refitted in the center, but they weren't joking when they dreamed this up. Turbo logo needs to go because of all the Camaro, Firebird, and Mustang meatheads in town.

I have no idea what plant this is, and I didn't intentionally take this photo, but I guess it turned out okay,

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