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Sep 10, 2008 16:15 | #1

Hey all. I'm sure this may get boring but as part of my introduction into lighting using multiple Speedlites, I have been setting myself as many challenges as possible.

This was an experiment with cross lighting and use of shadows.

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580EX II flash set to 1/8 with a white brolley to the right of me and a 430EX set to 1/128 to the left of the lens to soften that shadow on the paper.

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1/80 @ f/5.0
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Think it works well. Feedback is most welcome.

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Sep 11, 2008 12:41 | #2

i am new to photography, and especially multiple flashes, but that looks great. GOOD JOB!

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Sep 11, 2008 13:36 | #4

zelseman wrote in post #6287213

i am new to photography, and especially multiple flashes, but that looks great. GOOD JOB!

Thanks, this was my second time with multiple flashes and its challenging but the rewards are starting to come through.

Thanks for your comments.

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Sep 11, 2008 13:37 | #5

Dami wrote in post #6287434

I like the infinity-mirror look it has.

Ditto, I might try again but moving the focus ring around to give me a deeper look.

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