Using MULTIPLE strobes - creative examples - post yours!

Getting my multiples down a little bit better.

Any cc? Other than the shadow on his shirt?

ckfishel2001 wrote in post #10694161
woo hoo.....I looked, and the thing on the left screamed medical. I googled the name and it looks like it's a VERY COLORFUL kidney dialysis machine.

HAHAH It sure is

Im glad i got many people confused.

izthistaken wrote in post #10698223
Getting my multiples down a little bit better.

Any cc? Other than the shadow on his shirt?

Here, this one too.

Looks like single strobe to me. Rim light would make big difference

I love this thread.
Only got one strobe at the moment. Anxious to get my hands on one or two more.

Semmonka wrote in post #10698943
Looks like single strobe to me. Rim light would make big difference

Maybe I'll try that next time. I Have one on the side and front of him. Because I'm never sure which way they are going to be facing and just add more light on them. Thanks!

@ rhys216

This shot is amazing! Any PP tips?

izthistaken wrote in post #10699893
Maybe I'll try that next time. I Have one on the side and front of him. Because I'm never sure which way they are going to be facing and just add more light on them. Thanks!

If you dont know which way they are facing, place your strobes 180 degrees apart from each other (lights are facing the centre from opposite sides) and both strobes at same power. No matter which way they are facing you always get nice separation from bg, enough light on subject and some wicked shadows. Of course you get more control if they are posing for you but for action its good trick and you dont have to worry about the lights.
Just give it a go and see how it works for you

Cool, I'll try that. Thanks!

This is the second of a ten part series in which I'm entitling 'Denim'. All images from this series will be available for sale and viewing in print on January 10th. If you're interested in purchasing any of the work from this series, please get ahold of me for prices and options.

This one is with the beautiful Tiffany

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/zsutton/4884131​988/

ZSutton wrote in post #10704845
This is the second of a ten part series in which I'm entitling 'Denim'. All images from this series will be available for sale and viewing in print on January 10th. If you're interested in purchasing any of the work from this series, please get ahold of me for prices and options.

This one is with the beautiful Tiffany

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/zsutton/4884131​988/
Tiffany -- Denim by Zach Sutton Photography | ZSuttonPhoto.com, on Flickr
Click for the flickr/strobist EXIF data

Hi Zach,

I like this set of images quite a bit. I know this is personal preference but I like the black and white conversion and the contrast in skin tones more in this set than the last set you posted. I thought those images were great but the conversion and contrast struck me as a little odd. It could just be me but I think the overall conversion looks much better in these images.

Strobist Info:
Two Canon 580EXII's (one on each side) illuminating background
ETTL @ -2 power level for both speedlites
Sto-Fen Diffusers mounted on each 580EXII
Speedlites triggered by Canon ST-E2 mounted on a 1D2N body

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/airbutchie/4884​561895/

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/airbutchie/4884​557641/

beauty dish on top
softbox from the bottom

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/tharakalol/4875​839951/

Tharaka wrote in post #10711294
beauty dish on top
softbox from the bottom

Nice work.

mickeyjuice wrote in post #10711307
Nice work.

Plus one on the shots.. and the MUA.. and the red gelled background too !