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Feb 15, 2013 01:58 |  #61

not bad at all. I would be using more in dusk/setting sun/just after sunset conditions, though. (Which would probably work even better than your night example).

I know a wedding photographer who took great reception/dance floor shots with just a SB-700 pointed straight up and using the built in bounce card as the only modifier.. To be honest, I thought it looked even better than your result above. Hmm... The more I look at your picture I am liking it. What is the farthest effective working distance with the flashbender?


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