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Jan 02, 2011 00:58 |  #1

Hello all! I just want to know some tips and tricks from the experienced with regards to shooting outdoors, most probably lots of trees. This is my first shoot so anything will help. I was wondering what will I use, my 50mm f/1.2 or my 70-200 f/2.8? I will shoot at around 10-11am, will a reflector just do or should i bring a flash with umbrella? Or should I bring everything? Any other suggestions will help! Thanks to everyone!


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Jan 02, 2011 09:35 |  #2

Your question is rather vague to give specifics. However, one of the main problems in outdoor pics is splotchy (uneven) light on the skin caused by sunlight filtered through the trees. You might want to put the sun behind your subject. And how did you accumulate all that gear and never take a pic of somebody outdoors? :)
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Jan 02, 2011 11:53 |  #3

whuband wrote in post #11557454 (external link)
Your question is rather vague to give specifics. However, one of the main problems in outdoor pics is splotchy (uneven) light on the skin caused by sunlight filtered through the trees. You might want to put the sun behind your subject. And how did you accumulate all that gear and never take a pic of somebody outdoors? :)
Best of luck.

Ok thanks! Fortunate enough that I have a job to fend for this expensive hobby..hehe..


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