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300 Watt Monolight strobe (FAN300) 45 degrees to left of camera, PC Synced using SB900. SB900 flash at 45 degrees bounce light. White muslin backdrop.
Model: Adhz
Onelight photography.
I used Nissin Di622 with a reflective/bounce umbrella triggered via PT 04
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Shot with strobe shot into an umbrella on left side, and strobe shot with Grid on high right side, pointing down.
f/7.1
1/100 sec.
ISO-200
50 mm
Canon EOS Digital Rebel XS
For Strobist Lighting 102
Unit 1.2 - Position (Distance)
Flash 30° Camera Right
Subject-Wall Dist: 32 in
Flash-Subject Dist: 12 ft
Flash Power: 1/1
Exposure: f/9.0 ISO 200
Flash Strobe testing.
This was acutally shot by my friend Matt Wood. We were working on flash technique one night and were playing with the strobe feature.
Unfortunatly, I look rather pyschotic in these pics!
We had a try with the metz of a friend on radio trigger.
One Metz from the side or the back. Cannot remember the set on the it.
Pitcher plant in a pitcher plant bog in East Texas.
I don't use my strobe setup much in the field - this was a learning experience. SB-24 at 1/2 power into a shoot through umbrella to the right of the camera. I went to the umbrella because the bare flash was causing even more severe specular highlights.
I'm not sure what I could have done to improve the lighting in the field. Perhaps move the umbrella further to the right?
Comments and suggestions for improvement concerning the lighting are welcome.
Small Strobes, Big Results Lighting workshop with David Tejada. Indianapolis '08
© Scott Henson/hensonimages.com
Strobist: one SB-800 bounced off the wall
model: Rachel and Chris
Managed to do some PP in this photo... I don't know if you like it but I do ; ) Hope you will, too...
this was my first strobe with a real wedding couple and this one has been colour boost just to eliminate the 'dullness' of it.
The exposure was open long enough to get a bunch of flahes from the strobe...made for a really crazy effect.