Using MULTIPLE strobes - creative examples - post yours!

disboifan wrote in post #10933201
This was shot upstairs in my house without a black background so I had to edit out the background which was a pain the arse.

Strobist info is here: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/dphan/498886900​9/

Nice! Funny did a similar shot today but with blue and red gels...again on a non-black background, but got too lazy to edit it all out!!

one of my 6 month old daughter

cc anyone!

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on my calibrated U2711 I can see the background, and on my uncalibrated chimei 22" I can clearly see the background.

I can see it on my iPad...

danielc118 wrote in post #10935447
on my calibrated U2711 I can see the background, and on my uncalibrated chimei 22" I can clearly see the background.

FlyingPhotog wrote in post #10935451
I can see it on my iPad...

on a 15" mbp and i can clearly see the background as well.

JayStar86 wrote in post #10935488
on a 15" mbp and i can clearly see the background as well.

Same on my 17" MBP.

lol yeah your monitor needs some serious help, my friend! i see it on both my mbp and ips panel.

My very first time with OCF/STROBES test shots!

B1600 22" HOWBD with grid and sock main
B800 shoot thru umbrella cam right

TMR Design wrote in post #8758423
Good idea Jeff.

I'll help get the ball rolling.
This is the shot I posted over in the other thread and another one from the same shoot of Stefanie.

The first shot was with a 53" Octa on camera left with a large white reflector at camera right and the second shot is with a 24" x 32" Softbox with grid at camera left and white reflector at camera right.

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What lens did you use for this portrait shot ?

TMR Design wrote in post #10929999
Two 14" x 55" gridded strip boxes.

Hi Rob,

Great work!

What color paper are you using here?

Yeah my monitor has some DEEP blacks. Its the 24" iMac. It looks perfect on my monitor and actually exactly how I want it. On other monitors with brighter displays it is able to be seen.

I need to figure out how to adjust my monitor without a color calibrator. I have no clue how to do if on a MAC.

picard wrote in post #10935706
What lens did you use for this portrait shot ?

The first image was shot with the Nikon 70-200mm f/2.8 VR and the second with the Nikon 24-70mm f/2.8.

That second image has recently been re-retouched, as my pp and retouching skills have vastly improved since those images were shot.

newnan3 wrote in post #10935984
Hi Rob,

Great work!

What color paper are you using here?

Thank you. I do a lot of this type of work on Savage Super White seamless paper. I like the Super White over standard White because of the greater reflectivity.

ElijahEOS wrote in post #10936164
Yeah my monitor has some DEEP blacks. Its the 24" iMac. It looks perfect on my monitor and actually exactly how I want it. On other monitors with brighter displays it is able to be seen.

I need to figure out how to adjust my monitor without a color calibrator. I have no clue how to do if on a MAC.

didnt want this to get lost at the bottom of the page.....