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Jun 04, 2006 16:40 |  #16

I used the 5D and 70-200 f2.8IS on that one. About 15 meters away at 2.8. I kneeled down low for a better angle.The reflector is just out of the FOV. The shots taken while I was standing did not look as good. A tip from my instructor.


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Jun 05, 2006 03:06 as a reply to  @ Az2Africa's post |  #17

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I used the 5D and 70-200 f2.8IS on that one. About 15 meters away at 2.8. I kneeled down low for a better angle.The reflector is just out of the FOV. The shots taken while I was standing did not look as good. A tip from my instructor.

Thanks for the info and great tips :)


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Jun 07, 2006 07:59 |  #18

It was taken using the 5D with 70-200 f2.8 IS lens


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Jun 08, 2006 06:48 |  #19

i recently did an outdoor shoot.. around 10 am.. harsh sunlight by that time.. i think most of the photos weren't that good bec i didn't use reflectors.. i'll keep a few at hand next time i do outdoor


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