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A few from the Sydney Strobist shoot Sunday

PostPosted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 11:38 am
by firsty
It looks like I wasn't the only Member from here that went to the Strobist lighting shoot yesterday

here are few of my shots from the day... I'm fairly happy with these, as this is the first time I have tried this style of shooting C&C is most welcome

Bernie
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Thea
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Thea sorry this is a little wide but its not very tall and the impact would be lost at a smaller size :)
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Jessica
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Re: A few from the Sydney Strobist shoot Sunday

PostPosted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 11:43 am
by Geoff
Keith! It takes years to 'develop' as a great photographer, you have mastered landscapes then you do a few portraits and the results are damn good!! I think you have a fair bit of 'natural ability'!

My fave by a long shot here is the 2nd image and the lighting in it - fantastic! Care to share the setup?

Re: A few from the Sydney Strobist shoot Sunday

PostPosted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 11:59 am
by W00DY
Mate, nice.

I love number 3, that bar was very cool (love the window in the background), looks like the hairlight worked ok to :wink:

I have not even looked at mine yet :shock:

I'll try and get some up tonight or tomorrow.

:D

Re: A few from the Sydney Strobist shoot Sunday

PostPosted: Wed Feb 13, 2008 11:05 am
by firsty
Geoff wrote:Care to share the setup?

thanks Geoff
I have seen some of the shots from others there and they leave my photos for dead which is why I"m looking for C&C

the settings
#1 D200 Tamron 28-75 @ 65mm f4 1/200 ISO100....... 2 shoot through umbrellas, one left and one right

#2 D200 Tamron 28-75 @ 75mm f4.5 1/25 ISO100...... flash bounced in silver umbrella camera right, background ambient only

#3 D200 Tamron 28-75 @ 40mm f5.6 1/160 ISO100..... snooted hair light from left and main light from flash into umbrella right, window light ambient

#4 D200 Tamron 28-75 @ 28mm f4.5 1/100 ISO100..... main flash bounced in silver umbrella camera right fill light silver reflector camera left 2 flashes on back ground