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Jan 21, 2010 22:43 |  #1

I used one alien bee, bounced off the ceiling. The red cast from the mat(brand new...first time used) make for a rough gig. Comments/thoughts appreciated.


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Jan 22, 2010 08:23 |  #2

Not bad. What lens did you use?

The expressions in #1 made me chuckle, haha


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Jan 22, 2010 09:12 |  #3

Nice shots. And boy, the red reflective mats really add a colorcast that you can't get rid of!

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Jan 22, 2010 09:44 |  #4

snyderman wrote in post #9446954 (external link)
Nice shots. And boy, the red reflective mats really add a colorcast that you can't get rid of!

Convert to black & white


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Jan 22, 2010 10:11 as a reply to  @ Gatorboy's post |  #5

I used the 24 - 70L.

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Jan 22, 2010 10:37 |  #6

For me, the picture in number two is actually a *really* tight crop on the nose of the guy on floor. Ouch!




  
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