Hi Amita, Sorry I can't be of much help in answering your question. However, since I was interested in your istD shots and the problem you reported on, I downloaded your pictures just to take a look at them in PS, as I sometimes do with pictures posted to the list. I fiddled around a bit in trying to see what could be done to the various exposure levels, and ended up saving some alternate takes on the shots. Fwiw. I uploaded the shots in case they would be of interest for you to take a look at.
http://www.photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=445848 Only then I thought that you might not like to have your pictures tampered with and uploaded somewhere else. Just tell me so and I will immediately pull them down. (I was going to say that mine are the ones with a letter added to the file name, but then I realized that the original file names were replaced in the uploading process...) (Btw. As a model, Sue seems to come across a bit more natural in her posing in these shots as compared to previously posted pictures of your actor friend. But then again I'm a man who just by instinct like pictures of nice looking ladies....) Do you think I added too much red? Thanks, Lasse ----- Original Message ----- From: "Amita Guha" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Sunday, November 07, 2004 3:42 AM Subject: fill flash problems on the *istD > Last weekend, we shot a bunch of photos of my friend Sue, a musician and > singer, for her website. This was the first time I really got to use my new > Sigma EF-500 flash. A lot of the photos came out fine, but some came out > really dark. Here are some samples. The first two are dark, the third is too > bright and the fourth looks good. > > http://www.sunny16.net/sue-flash.htm > > I shot everything at aperture priority, and the flash fired every single > time. What went wrong? > > Thanks, > Amita
