bmynbr Senior Member  729 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jul 2006 Location: Surrey BC Canada More info | Oct 20, 2006 21:45 | #1 Just a couple of pics from the park today.  HOSTED PHOTO please log in to view hosted photos in full size.  HOSTED PHOTO please log in to view hosted photos in full size. Canon 7d, 50 f1.8, Canon 17-85is usm, 58mm hoya cpl, 67mm b&w slim cpl, Manfrotto 190 tripod with 486rc2 ball head, Canon efs 10-22, 580exII, cybersyncs, Canon 70-200 f4L
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cargo123 Senior Member 742 posts Joined Mar 2005 Location: Denver, Colorado More info | Oct 20, 2006 22:23 | #2 Great family. Love the expression. Mike
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steved110 Cream of the Crop  5,776 posts Likes: 2 Joined Dec 2005 Location: East Sussex UK More info | You have a flash! Use the pop-up, it does great fill-in, and it is easy to dial in a little flash exposure comp, to make it less harsh. Canon 6D
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D.CraigFlory Goldmember 1,333 posts Joined Sep 2006 More info | Do NOT use the built in flash. It will destroy the lighting & give you flat lighting. Instead, use a reflector. Even just a large piece of white cardboard would have helped your images. Better would be buying a reflector with white on one side and gold, or silver, on the other side. Use a reflector to one side and reflect light back into faces. D. Craig Flory PPA Certified, Cr.Photog.,
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They looks a bit blue. Might try adjusting the white balance. When you're at the park shooting the kids, feel free to use the pop-up flash. It's a whole lot easier than dragging a reflector along! A bunch of stuff.
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Dimitry Goldmember 1,038 posts Joined Oct 2004 Location: Toronto, Canada More info | Oct 21, 2006 22:35 | #6 Actually, I've successfully used the built in popup flash as fill flash. All you have to do is dial down the camera's FEC and it should do ok. It also seems as if your white balance was set to tungsten here or something similar as there is a blueish tinge to the photos. Gear list
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gkuenning Goldmember  More info | Oct 22, 2006 02:24 | #7 I'm with dogface. Family first, photography second--especially when you've got such winners to enjoy. The popup flash might not be as good as carting along a reflector, but it's better than nothing. Experiment and pick the best--then claim you planned it all along! Geoff
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steved110 Cream of the Crop 5,776 posts Likes: 2 Joined Dec 2005 Location: East Sussex UK More info | The pop-up certainly can be harsh, but as day-time fill is is not too intrusive, and you can dial it down with flash exposure comp anyway. you can also get little diffusers that fit over the pop up, or even make your own with tissue paper or anything really.. Canon 6D
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ABrownPhoto Goldmember  4,676 posts Likes: 4 Joined Sep 2006 Location: SoCaL More info | Oct 22, 2006 04:41 | #9 Nice going there! i love your son's expression in pic # 2!!! He still has one more move.
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