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Sep 09, 2008 16:10 |  #1

Right im done for today. :lol: Felt like really applying what I have been reading about lighting to see what I could do. Its harder than I though with nasty colour casts everywhere which I did not expect.

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Feedback welcome since this was my first time using a multiple light setup.

First flash was above my right shoulder in a 22" white brolley
- 580EX II set to 1/32 shooting through the bolley
- 430EX behind the laptop lid firing at the wall to clean it up. Set to 1/16

Nothing over technical but I guess a nice start.

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Sep 09, 2008 16:17 |  #2

awesome headphones....

great photos...looks awesome for your first time with a multi light setup


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Sep 09, 2008 16:21 |  #3

Thanks. Ive been really keen on black and white photography and I have had these headphones at work for a few months and finally bought them home and it just made a real nice contrast using these.

My main lesson was how to adjust hues in the shadows without the use of a computer. Plain white paper worked well. Its a lot harder than I thought but most rewarding.


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