rohicks Goldmember  1,834 posts Joined Jul 2007 Location: Jacksonville, FL (Northside) More info |
eviljunglenoodle Member  93 posts Joined Mar 2009 Location: Willamette Valley More info | Dec 06, 2009 22:59 | #4187 @Pham - did you PS that background in or is that a different set than the one in your video clip? Nice work!
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phamster Cream of the Crop  6,315 posts Likes: 51 Joined Apr 2008 Location: Purdue - Go Boilers More info | Dec 06, 2009 23:01 | #4188 @sean.. i am sure that was scary.. booms just need to have people holding it right ? "Lighting will make or break your photo"
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phamster Cream of the Crop 6,315 posts Likes: 51 Joined Apr 2008 Location: Purdue - Go Boilers More info | Dec 06, 2009 23:02 | #4189 eviljunglenoodle wrote in post #9148597  @Pham - did you PS that background in or is that a different set than the one in your video clip? Nice work! a bit of both.. PS and same back ground.. "Lighting will make or break your photo"
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Seanzky Goldmember  2,888 posts Likes: 2 Joined Nov 2008 Location: TX More info | Dec 06, 2009 23:04 | #4190 phamster wrote in post #9148605 @sean.. i am sure that was scary.. booms just need to have people holding it right ? did you put your battery on it? hanging it on by the straps on one of those turn knobs helps my mind at times.. lol.. I bought an eye hook with a nut and two big washers from Home Depot today. I used that to hold plates from my dumbbells and then hung the eye hook on my boom arm's hook. The thing is that the light stand isn't a heavy duty one. Lol. I thought I was going to lose my BD and B800 all at once. I didn't even get to ask my wife if she was okay.
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Seanzky Goldmember 2,888 posts Likes: 2 Joined Nov 2008 Location: TX More info | Dec 06, 2009 23:05 | #4191 eviljunglenoodle wrote in post #9148597 @Pham - did you PS that background in or is that a different set than the one in your video clip? Nice work! It looks like a texture layer, correct me if I'm wrong, Pham.
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Frizholy Member  197 posts Joined Oct 2007 Location: South Pasadena, CA More info | Dec 06, 2009 23:10 | #4192 phamster wrote in post #9148498 @ fritz.. go for it.... i am sure you will post it.. but isn't it too cold for outside family shoots? **** that they need to sack up haha.. nah but some days its like a high of 55.. and they want it to be outside sooo skill wrote in post #9148588 How do you like the 16-35? I will be purchasing it in the spring! LOVE IT. www.SeanFrisoli.com
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FJLOVE Cream of the Crop  20,883 posts Likes: 82 Joined Nov 2006 Location: barrie ont. ca More info | Dec 06, 2009 23:31 | #4193 somedays it's like 55.... i'm in canada and it's 30 now and we have snow on the ground DILLIGAF about your bicycle or your gear
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Frizholy Member 197 posts Joined Oct 2007 Location: South Pasadena, CA More info | Dec 06, 2009 23:43 | #4194 yea it actually snowed for the first time this season last night.. MISERABLE. www.SeanFrisoli.com
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rohicks Goldmember 1,834 posts Joined Jul 2007 Location: Jacksonville, FL (Northside) More info | No snow here yet. Little flurries, but nothing constant or solid. Weeeee yay for Indiana ... but ohhh it's coming, it so is.
Ryan O. Hicks
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veronephoto Senior Member  339 posts Likes: 8 Joined Apr 2008 Location: 91 and 5 More info | Dec 07, 2009 01:20 | #4196 At the ranch today   Canon 1D Mk 4, Canon 5dmk 2, Canon 40D gripped with 28-135 IS, 70-200 F2.8 IS, 20-35 f3.5,24-105 IS,50 1.8, 85 1.2 II,100 2.8 is macro, 50 1.4, 580EX 2 speedlite/ Canon rebel xti with grip R.I.P/ backup camera- casio exilim and pentax optio S, lowepro sling, lowepro flipside 300, Pelicans 1510,1490,1080,alienbees , ALS notebook case, macbook, OPtech straps, giotto blowers, Thank you to Kingston Technologies and to Pelican Cases
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veronephoto Senior Member 339 posts Likes: 8 Joined Apr 2008 Location: 91 and 5 More info | Dec 07, 2009 02:45 | #4197 Beauty dish on AB 800 in front of Chief the Buffalo  Canon 1D Mk 4, Canon 5dmk 2, Canon 40D gripped with 28-135 IS, 70-200 F2.8 IS, 20-35 f3.5,24-105 IS,50 1.8, 85 1.2 II,100 2.8 is macro, 50 1.4, 580EX 2 speedlite/ Canon rebel xti with grip R.I.P/ backup camera- casio exilim and pentax optio S, lowepro sling, lowepro flipside 300, Pelicans 1510,1490,1080,alienbees , ALS notebook case, macbook, OPtech straps, giotto blowers, Thank you to Kingston Technologies and to Pelican Cases
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mrerico Goldmember 2,281 posts Joined May 2007 More info | Dec 07, 2009 04:45 | #4198 gonzogolf wrote in post #9148020 I dont have any experience with a white beauty dish, just the new High Output dish from PCB. When I used it inside, working pretty close it worked very well giving nice contrasty specular highlights but not so hard as to be troublesome. Using it outside against the sun, at slightly farther away, maybe 10-12 feet it was pretty hard light, almost like no modifier at all other than spill controlled. Its a good tool, but perhaps not as versatile as a plm or a softbox.
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edgar-Junior Goldmember  2,516 posts Joined Feb 2009 More info | Dec 07, 2009 09:31 | #4199
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rohicks Goldmember 1,834 posts Joined Jul 2007 Location: Jacksonville, FL (Northside) More info |
I caught Tara in between shots while she was laughing at something that was said, and it turned out perfect.
Tara is so gorgeous!
Ryan O. Hicks
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