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djonto
30th of June 2005 (Thu), 15:36
Your comments please . . .
Bruce Hamilton
30th of June 2005 (Thu), 16:08
# 1 looks like her fly is open... :lol:
ddelallata
30th of June 2005 (Thu), 16:46
I would have used Fill Flash on both of them. Nice looking girl though.
djonto
1st of July 2005 (Fri), 01:15
I would have used Fill Flash on both of them. Nice looking girl though.

Believe it or not, I DID, but I haven't quite got it rigt yet. I was told my flash is TTL, which I understood to mean the camera would work out the settings for me.

I must admit, it confused me a bit . . . any advice out there?
lostdoggy
1st of July 2005 (Fri), 01:24
Cute Girl!!!

TTL only means the metering is done by the camera instead of the flash.
BottomBracket
1st of July 2005 (Fri), 05:55
Beautiful subject. In the first pic, try to keep the window (or door?) frame vertical.
djonto
1st of July 2005 (Fri), 13:09
Cute Girl!!!

TTL only means the metering is done by the camera instead of the flash.

I knew that, and that's why I can't understand why it looks like there isn't any fill in flash, because it was set to TTL and the flash went of when I took the shot, but it still doesn't look enough
CfT
2nd of July 2005 (Sat), 02:16
I knew that, and that's why I can't understand why it looks like there isn't any fill in flash, because it was set to TTL and the flash went of when I took the shot, but it still doesn't look enough

Looks fine to me.
On the first shot you can see a line on her right arm as a shadow was cast from the frame, even though she is backlit. It seems a bit flat though...but I'm a contrast junky. And look how much it softened the shadow (also on her right arm) in the second pic.
Looks good!
DocFrankenstein
2nd of July 2005 (Sat), 07:32
Fill looks fine to me. You have enough fill, but not enough to actually make the cheeks/forehead glow. Good ttl work.

Cute girl
Bama
2nd of July 2005 (Sat), 11:38
Hi there,

My 2c...was taught that one should not take pictures with trees or "things" that are coming out the top of a person head. The window wood is slanting and the image of it is sharper than the model.
In the 2nd pic, the top of the head/hair is slightly cropped off and the background needs to more blurred out.

Suggest a recomposition to capture the beauty of the model.

Thank you
Bama