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Abbadon 31,
I really dig the processing on your lady warrior image, may I inquire as to how you did that?

Decostanza wrote in post #17848595
Abbadon 31,
I really dig the processing on your lady warrior image, may I inquire as to how you did that?

I dont do much
a little D&B
and some healing brush

Thanks abbadon 31... I was curious how heavy of a hand you used. Nice job and thanks for sharing.

Decostanza wrote in post #17848629
Thanks abbadon 31... I was curious how heavy of a hand you used. Nice job and thanks for sharing.

My D&B brush setting is set to 2-4 nothing more less it better. I will say sometimes I'm get tired and I can get crazy overboard.

Excuse the iphone pic! Behind the brolley a Youngnuo 560 on manual 1/16 power RF605 trigger and poking out of the shelves on the right, as well as the reflector, a manfrotto ML360 LED light. As you can see, I got the exposure right practicing on his teddy, espressive little sod isn't he Thi is my first crack at this, new speedlight, brolley, backdrop, everything, quite chuffed with myself

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Nutmeger Photos wrote in post #17848394
This is my first attempt at "slow water", I took my new tripod and Triggertrap setup out for a test run with Nikon D750 and a few lenses. I learned that 12 degree weather will drastically reduce the time little kids will let you photograph but it times out well with how long it takes an iPhone to freeze.

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Most people try to slow water through long exposure. Freezing the falls seems a little over the top . . .

Lol...well played dodgy exposure

welshwizard1971 wrote in post #17848823
Excuse the iphone pic! Behind the brolley a Youngnuo 560 on manual 1/16 power RF605 trigger and poking out of the shelves on the right, as well as the reflector, a manfrotto ML360 LED light. As you can see, I got the exposure right practicing on his teddy, espressive little sod isn't he Thi is my first crack at this, new speedlight, brolley, backdrop, everything, quite chuffed with myself

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/Cnit​we

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Really like this. B&W is a good choice.

Giant Books @ Kansas City Public Library
Minolta Maxxum 28-135mm f4.0-4.5
Canon 90 EX camera right
Triggered by yn622 c TX

At first, I was going to clone out the assistance, but decided to keep it, since it is kind of cool. Hope you don't mind.

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I think the assistance makes the shot.

slow week makes for some weird photos

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Ta, this was exactly what I was aiming for so I'm very chuffed, I was going to get several silly faces and do a montage of them in a frame, not had a chance to sort them yet but I think I've achieved it. He always reminds me of Calvin & Hobbes LOL

DeuceJanisch wrote in post #17849531
slow week makes for some weird photos

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You actually blew his head off for the sake of the shot, well done!!

What are you using to trigger strobes with the X100? Looks like a great little camera.

Haha they're both self portraits/the second is actually a cinemagraph, but I couldn't get it to post properly :/
I'm using the yongnuo tx or 622c and the x100t is just awesome. Got tired of hauling around dslrs and couldn't be happier

abbadon31 wrote in post #17848401
I dont see the flash setup?
what did you use?

I wasn't able to pack in a flash setup. It was very muted light so I stopped down and added time.

ISO 100
1.5"
F32

Although this isn't 100% theme for flash and studio it is more of a "show your setup".