Sunshine

This effect is something i have wanted to try for a while, but havent had the gear to pull it of. Last three images is from the same session just other location.
All shots taken with Canon 30D and Canon EF 24-70 2.8L or Canon EF 70-200 2.8L
C&C apreciated and welcomed!

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Nice shots.

Would please share the settings.

i like those against sun and second shot at the rock

Nice Shots Tobias!

The first two shots are very cool.

S11 wrote in post #8027154
Nice shots.

Would please share the settings.

I used a circular polarization filter and a Elinchrome ranger on full effect to get the same exposure on the model and the sky. Camera was set at: F 22 at 1/160 s.

roman_t wrote in post #8027456
i like those against sun and second shot at the rock

troybal wrote in post #8027905
Nice Shots Tobias!

obnoxiousmom wrote in post #8027910
The first two shots are very cool.

Thanks!

That second waterfall shot is killer!

Nice shots. I totally agree that shooting in direct sunlight only works if you have enough power to balance the sun.
Cant wait to try this when I just get my ranger rx

true its fun, vesa, you may try that with hotshoe flash

roman_t wrote in post #8032995
true its fun, vesa, you may try that with hotshoe flash

True but speedlite does not have the power to underexpose the sky

Semmonka wrote in post #8033584
True but speedlite does not have the power to underexpose the sky

depends upon distance etc, and when sun blocked by clouds its even more fun

cgatto wrote in post #8031391
That second waterfall shot is killer!

Thanks!

Semmonka wrote in post #8032924
Nice shots. I totally agree that shooting in direct sunlight only works if you have enough power to balance the sun.
Cant wait to try this when I just get my ranger rx

roman_t wrote in post #8032995
true its fun, vesa, you may try that with hotshoe flash

Semmonka wrote in post #8033584
True but speedlite does not have the power to underexpose the sky

roman_t wrote in post #8033735
depends upon distance etc, and when sun blocked by clouds its even more fun

I agree with both of you, but you get a lot more flexible with portable studio lighting.

Tobias N wrote in post #8028963
I used a circular polarization filter and a Elinchrome ranger on full effect to get the same exposure on the model and the sky. Camera was set at: F 22 at 1/160 s.

Really great shots. 8)

[Ignorant]What's an Elinchrome Ranger[/ignorant]

(I'm assuming some kind of flash?)

g3org3y wrote in post #8034614
Really great shots. 8)

[Ignorant]What's an Elinchrome Ranger[/ignorant]

(I'm assuming some kind of flash?)

It's a studioflash that works on battery so you can use it on location.

have a look here for more information; http://www.elinchrom.c​om/

BTW did you use softbox or bare strobe?
For me it looks like no modifiers was used