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Wow.
Off-camera lighting is a hell of a challenge.
Setting white balance, shutter speed, flash power, flash zoom, aperture, iso, sync speeds, wah-wah...
This photo is completely blown out. BUT, I love it compared to all the other shots I took. Its hella contrasty, the fading of the blue, etc...
I've got a lot of playing around with all this, but now that I have my wireless triggers and diffuser umbrella... :)
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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!
MCMINNVILLE, Ore. - October 28, 2013: Senior Jenny Layton practices a peacock makeup design in preparation for her Halloween costume. Layton and her roommates plan on celebrating the holiday with a party at a friend’s house off campus.
Photo by Rhianna Bennett
F-stop: 4
Exposure: 160
ISO: 3200
Lens length: 18mm
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
I borrowed my bf's strobes :)
Today was shopping day! I got some summer clothes.
This picture is hard to look at. Sorry!
One disco-goer's head during an indoor party. Cool effect, but a bit noisy.
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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.
another situation it would be nice to have someone else around to take a picture of...aish, cold+singe AA battery flash + veeery long exposure...472 seconds...
Shot with AlienBees Einstein through a large Octabox on camera left and with Godox AD200 with medium softbox with grid on camera right, AB400s on the background to make it white.