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May 23, 2006 03:03 |  #1

I would like honest opinion of this shot...I underexposed the background and lit it with 2 battery pack powered studio lights. Guess I'm questioning if the final outcome is worth the hassle!

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May 23, 2006 06:09 |  #2

I would add a bit more contrast but I like it


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May 23, 2006 07:05 |  #3

I like the shot. Could you describe your light positioning in a little more detail please?


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May 23, 2006 07:30 |  #4

Sure Tim!

Metered for the background and underexposed by 2 stops. Bride is lit by a Bowens 500 into a white brolly at approx 35 degrees to lens axis, groom is lit by another 500 with bare reflector and slightly under exposed. Both lights powered by Bowens battery pack.


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May 23, 2006 07:32 |  #5

I like the shot, it just needs a bit more PP to give it a bit more punch. Some contrast would be good.


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May 23, 2006 07:53 |  #6

It's a nice shot ... but skip the lighting rig ... what a hassle in the middle of a wedding day.


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