Post Your Favorite "Off Camera Hot Shoe Flash" Shots

awesome pics tony and thank you for the setup shots!

more questions about the setup, i assume that there's some kind of wireless connection between the flash units or the camera? what is it?

also, what kind of pp do you do to capture those warm tones?

tonyr0584 wrote in post #7677080
This is Lauren a '09 Senior shot yesterday. Thought I would drop in some pullback shots as well. Hope you enjoy!!

Amazing stuff and I dig the set up shots. What kind of flash--looks like a Vivatar. Are you chimping with the flash? Just checked out your website too...great stuff.

tonyr0584 wrote in post #7677880
No diffuser. Nothing at all.

Thanks for your comments.

tony likes to shoot naked.

Stan, I reckon those are impressive your first try....awsome!

Tony...all your photos seem to have the same feel about them and they just rock!

Your setup shots look so plain but the shot itself looks fantastic!

Thanks for showing your set up as well (and now that you have , you should probably do it with all your shots from now on ...lol) , I can't wait to give all this a try...

StanNJ1 wrote in post #7676626
....I finally got some images that I liked. The following shots were with a 5D, 70-200 2.8, 580 EXIIs, Photoflex softbox, reflector, and HSS. I had to use Canon's IR system for these shots since my Mini and Flex Pocket Wizards are still on back order. Both images were ISO 100 1/320s f/2.8

Hey Stan, These look amazing!! I really like these shots. Love your pullback, very nice setup you have there.
-Tony

da_teacher wrote in post #7679644
Amazing stuff and I dig the set up shots. What kind of flash--looks like a Vivatar. Are you chimping with the flash? Just checked out your website too...great stuff.

..... not..... thats a pair of 580s.... one one on the camera and one on the stand. For the longest I had a 550 on the camera..... but we do a lot of weddings and wanted the extra 580 for backup to the original 580. So just started using it as the master when doing weddings.....

What flash power were you using for those last set of photos?

rickdog wrote in post #7679318
awesome pics tony and thank you for the setup shots!

more questions about the setup, i assume that there's some kind of wireless connection between the flash units or the camera? what is it?

also, what kind of pp do you do to capture those warm tones?

Hey Rick, those are the original Radio Poppers doing their wireless thing....
I have a warming action I picked up from a friend of mine.

NesianStyle wrote in post #7682014
What flash power were you using for those last set of photos?

These were all shot in eTTL. So I have no idea what power they were shot at. Its pretty bright when you look straight at it...... I've done that before, checking to see if it was working......mental note to not do that again. Let the senior look at the flash...... In TTL the camera is calculating the power and communicating to the flash what level to fire at.....

tonyr0584 wrote in post #7681978
Hey Stan, These look amazing!! I really like these shots. Love your pullback, very nice setup you have there.
-Tony

Tony you just made my day! Thank you.

Pullbacks are quite informative. Thanks all for sharing.

I like those Stan did also, the bokeh is really nice.

This is one of the best threads on POTN - great pictures, great inspiration & lots of good info. Thanks to all for sharing!

love you phtos stan....just great

A few from Amber's session today. Hope you enjoy!!

f3.5 1/1600 iso400

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