Neek's New C-Class Photos
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k all about photography, but nice car 
Good pics and the pic of the setup is good to show people how it's done.
A little C&C: 1) I'd photoshop out that round flash highlight on the side of the car. 2) Next time choose a place without that annoying fence as it distracts from the car. Or if it was some way in the distance and/or you could use a wider aperture you could throw the fence into the background or render it out of focus.
Malc
A little C&C: 1) I'd photoshop out that round flash highlight on the side of the car. 2) Next time choose a place without that annoying fence as it distracts from the car. Or if it was some way in the distance and/or you could use a wider aperture you could throw the fence into the background or render it out of focus.
Malc
nice photos
personally, id have used something like a quarter or half cto gel on the flashes to match the colour tone of your scene, but i come from a background in lighting for video. To me, lighting in video and flash work best when it doesnt look 'lit', and matching the colour temp of your lights to the light already in your scene can help achieve this.
personally, id have used something like a quarter or half cto gel on the flashes to match the colour tone of your scene, but i come from a background in lighting for video. To me, lighting in video and flash work best when it doesnt look 'lit', and matching the colour temp of your lights to the light already in your scene can help achieve this.
Edited by Fordo on Saturday 3rd January 18:20
malc350 said:
Good pics and the pic of the setup is good to show people how it's done.
A little C&C: 1) I'd photoshop out that round flash highlight on the side of the car. 2) Next time choose a place without that annoying fence as it distracts from the car. Or if it was some way in the distance and/or you could use a wider aperture you could throw the fence into the background or render it out of focus.
Malc
http://www.flickr.com/photos/malc350
What annoying fence? It's not in the final products A little C&C: 1) I'd photoshop out that round flash highlight on the side of the car. 2) Next time choose a place without that annoying fence as it distracts from the car. Or if it was some way in the distance and/or you could use a wider aperture you could throw the fence into the background or render it out of focus.
Malc
http://www.flickr.com/photos/malc350
Fordo said:
nice photos
personally, id have used something like a quarter or half cto gel on the flashes to match the colour tone of your scene, but i come from a background in lighting for video. To me, lighting in video and flash work best when it doesnt look 'lit', and matching the colour temp of your lights to the light already in your scene can help achieve this.
Thanks for the comment - I will bear this in mind for next time - I have just got some filters aswell - just need to find a way to mount them to the flashgun.personally, id have used something like a quarter or half cto gel on the flashes to match the colour tone of your scene, but i come from a background in lighting for video. To me, lighting in video and flash work best when it doesnt look 'lit', and matching the colour temp of your lights to the light already in your scene can help achieve this.
Edited by Fordo on Saturday 3rd January 18:20
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