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Same here, shot is really great, the lighting on him fits the background, but loose the background tilt.

#1 Mike

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That ''Not Mike'' shot is great, care to share the details about the smoke?

delsol9400 wrote in post #14023352
Hey guys.. comments on this composite multiple strobe shot?

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some more details on it here:

http://blog.joecapasso​.com/?p=1390

looks good.. I just thing that dutch angled background is UNrealistic. I would straighten it like in real world.... especially when dealing with this type of subject. A news television client will not approve of too artisitic shots.

Rivest wrote in post #14023877
That ''Not Mike'' shot is great, care to share the details about the smoke?

I used a smoke machine

Key light was an Elinchrom Quarda with 20 degree grid.

Kicker/smoke light was a bare YN (might have been a Canon 580EXII) behind model at about 1/8th pwr.

A couple of BTS shots from a friend who was supporting the model.

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Thanks for the input on the background image guys... I guess I thought it looked boring straight... so I tilted the camera for a few... Here's what it looks like straight. To me, it has more impact at an angle, but I definitely see where you guys are coming from.

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PhilF wrote in post #14024000
looks good.. I just thing that dutch angled background is UNrealistic. I would straighten it like in real world.... especially when dealing with this type of subject. A news television client will not approve of too artisitic shots.

Looks much better straight! Great job!

delsol9400 wrote in post #14024412
Thanks for the input on the background image guys... I guess I thought it looked boring straight... so I tilted the camera for a few... Here's what it looks like straight. To me, it has more impact at an angle, but I definitely see where you guys are coming from.

http://www.joecapasso.​com/straight.jpg

Now that looks crazy good!!

With the tilt, it was like someone oblivious and smiling while the building around him is collapsing. Either that, or he enjoys doing the Michael Jackson move from Smooth Criminal.

delsol9400 wrote in post #14024412
Thanks for the input on the background image guys... I guess I thought it looked boring straight... so I tilted the camera for a few... Here's what it looks like straight. To me, it has more impact at an angle, but I definitely see where you guys are coming from.

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SO SO SO SO SOooooo much better with the straight background!

Nice shot!

North of Auckland wrote in post #14023773
#1 Mike

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#3 Oh, Mike again

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Love them

agreed

Csae wrote in post #14024714
Love them

Multiple Strobes?

rsieminski wrote in post #14024880
Multiple Strobes?

n3 should answer that for you.

lol

Not that I don't like it, but I don't see where/how it was done, or why it would need more than 1(if there were multiple lights).

EDIT: I'm talking about the 2 images of the tattooed man