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Flash moved around subject to mimic Strobist 101 lesson - these "pick shots" are black and white versions
Tried a white card to reflect light on a number of shots to create uniform light, otherwise it was just going up and down on power and moving the flash around until things looked interesting.
This is the subject's requested glamor shots pic. Front-left facing flash. Zero constant/ambient light in room - flash only lighting.
Damian, 4 months old on 6/18/10.
Nikon SB-28DX firing into 60" Photoflex umbrella (reflective) at 1/4 power
28-135mm IS USM @ 38mm - 1/180 @ f/11
This is with flash added and it definitely looks better because now, there’s no dark shadows and you can see both him, inside, and outside the window.
One strobe for background light, head pointed on parque floor. main strobe with home made softbox on side top left. Photoshop-ed to make the black darker.
Model made by GSB ca 1960
Lit through a bent sheet of translucent lighting panel by SB-28 and SB-24, Cactus Wireless trigger, Canon G9.
For Strobist Lighting 102
Unit 1.2 - Position (Distance)
Flash 30° Camera Right
Subject-Wall Dist: 32 in
Flash-Subject Dist: 3 ft
Flash Power: 1/8
Exposure: f/8.0 ISO 100
Not sure which one i prefer really. My first attempt at creating wispy, smoky captures. Edited to mirror the smoke and invert colours.
I wanted to take a photo with the window in the background to see how adding the flash could help. This is the correctly exposed one, I tried to get decent lighting on both him and the background, but it’s just a little bit dark on him.
Strobist Info: 1/100 f7.1@100 ISO. Alien Bees B800 at upper camera right & shot through an AB giant softbox. @ about 1/16 power.
LOL, Mia wasn't super impressed to be all dolled up for the photo shoot, but with all the kids in school, she is the only living breathing thing besides myself at home to test my new stobe today. And no, she doesn't usually wear clothes. :)