Lets See Your OCF HSS Outdoor Portraiture.

"You guys stand in the water. My strobe can do HSS!"

Some portraits for my buddy

Bare YN-600ex camera left, 1/2 power, 24mm

abbadon31 wrote in post #17598082
Still not a fan of HSS, but here is one at 1/3200 f/2.8 and the Cheetahstand RB-90

Your not a a fan but DANG! your shots are well ....DANG!

Ultrazauberer wrote in post #17601549
Second post in this forum.

I have no money for expensive strobes so I have to go strobist style and use cheap equipment.

Here's one picture from last year. I used 4 Yongnuo 560III speedlights in Supersync mode to overpower the ambient light.

EXIFs: Canon 6D | Canon 85/1.8 @85mm | 1/1250 | f/1.8 | ISO 100

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Maybe a 4 stop ND filter is the better choice but in Germany I can't find a good an inexpensive nd filter. Normally I prefer the brand Haida. But there are just 3 stops.

This is a great capture and edit. It shows that you can go small and still get great shots. Its just knowing how to use what you have. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful image and great trained butterfly

Looking at the great images posted here makes me hesitant to post mine ,, but this is one of my first attempts at this..
using a single yongnuo 568 ex ii.. which wasnt really strong enough but it did good enough for me to get a taste of ocf hss outdoor portraits.. so for now will cotinue with that to learn ,, but eventually will probably get and RL from adorama as i am liking the effects of this type of outdoor portraits

i know they are overdone as far as PP (working on my LR skills)especially the 2nd and 3rd but we (my son ,the kid in the picture and i) were trying to get a very dramatic angry sky..not sure if thats what i accomplished , but that was the intent

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5D3; 1/5000, F4; 200mm. Used two speedlights camera left, full power, with Yongnuo triggers. C&C please.

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Why f10? No wonder flash is not making any difference in these shots. Try same at f2.0, f2.0 and you will see what I mean.

mpstan wrote in post #17616577
5D3; 1/5000, F4; 200mm. Used two speedlights camera left, full power, with Yongnuo triggers. C&C please.

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Too lilttle flash. Shoot wider aperture, move flash closer and pick some better back ground. Sorry to nit pick.

RedCatPhoto wrote in post #17605292

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This is simply stunning—the serene expression—the staid pose—the colour palette—the symmetry (one of those rare cases in which veering away from the rules makes a shot instead of breaking it). Bravo!

Canon 5D MKIII 70-200 mkII , Canon 600 RT with shoot thru umbrella

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