Well done. I liked the last two quite a lot, with the very last being
my favorite.
Paul
On Oct 25, 2009, at 7:43 PM, Bruce Walker wrote:
Shots from my very first modeling photoshoot on Saturday. Great fun
for me, though a *lot* of hard work. Hotshoe flashes are versatile
little buggers, and I was using two of them triggered wirelessly off
the popup flash. But the lack of a modeling light in the setup so I
could get accurate focus is a serious impediment. I had to keep
turning on and off a small gooseneck halogen lamp, and that really
slowed me down.
Shots were lit by one or two AF-540FGZ flashes and shot with a K20D
and DA* 50-135mm lens @ f/8.0, 1/125th. All manually focussed (too
dim for AF) and the flashes were all on manual too.
As an aside, I now truly grok all the complaints from here about the
Pentax flashes auto wireless behaviour. I don't have too much
trouble with a single flash with some ambient light, but two flashes
at once and near darkness -- total chaos! Luckily, I figured that
out while doing prep work for this shoot, so I started in full
manual mode and stayed there. But that strongly suggests either
switching in future to A/C studio strobes, or just getting some el-
cheapo (eg Vivitar) flashes in future. If I can't make use of the P-
TTL logic, why waste the dough?
My model is Tina Hung, an aspiring actor/singer/dancer. Tina is
practicing her "serious look" here. :-)
Makeup & styling: Tina and Louise Peacock
Camera: Pentax K20D, DA* 50-135mm F2.8
Lighting: Pentax AF-540FGZ x 2,
Westcott 45" shoot-through umbrella,
home-made snoot,
silver Dollar-store auto-reflector.
Studio: my living room. :-)
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Comments gratefully received.
-bmw
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