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Self Portrait, testing hair light

 
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Oct 01, 2006 19:54 |  #1

Saw something on the internet about using a Pringles can to make a homemade snoot for my flash so of course I had to try! I can't wait for my sister to get her so I can try it for real. Do you think it looks ok as a hair light! The lighting setup was the 580 ex to camera right up fairly high and the 420 behind me with a brown gel and the pringles snoot shooting at my hair. I think it might still be a little strong, but I have never used a hair light before so I am not sure! Now I jsut need another flash so I can have a backlight too=D

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Oct 01, 2006 19:56 |  #2

I agree it maybe a little strong...maybe throw some tissue on the end of this snoot, or tracing paper to soften it up a little.


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Oct 01, 2006 19:58 |  #3

Thank you livinthalife! I will give that a try!! I hate that I can't set the 420 manually, but I think your idea might just work! Thanks again


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Oct 01, 2006 21:18 |  #4

Perhaps something like wax paper would work too, if the others don't work out! Cool stuff though, making it yourself!




  
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Oct 01, 2006 23:20 |  #5

thanks fenix_starr! I had a sheet of Rosco Rolux so I just used that and it seems to work really good.. pretty much seems like the same thing as wax paper:)


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