Hi Bob, Anthony, Mat and Tom,
Thanks for the feedback.
The slave flash (GN 30) was providing the same sort of fill as the main
light, just bouncing off the ceiling toward the tub. The on camera flash (GN
32) is not TTL, and I had pre metered the scene to arrive at f/16.
I think I will try for less
> -Original Message-
> From: Simon King [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> It didn't work - only the tiniest light reflection (see
> enlargement on
> second row).
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> What's wrong?
If you want bigger catchlights, you need more reflection off the
bounce card. Try wrapping the card in aluminum
Simon,
Nice shots of your little King.
It's been a long time since I did this, as my youngest is 18 now, but you
did good. Bathtub photos get all kinds of crazy reflections off the water
when you use flash. I don't see any of these in your photos.
I think you tried too hard and got too even/
Well, you need to get some light directly into the eyes to get the
specular reflections. You could try directing the flash more towards the
subject in the tub, or use something like an omni-bounce on the flash
head to bounce the light. With your setup using a slave flash, you might
be able to d
Hi All,
I've been having a problem recently with eye highlights - or rather the lack
of them, and wondered if anyone had any suggestions.
A good example of the problem I've been having are some photo's of my son in
the bath over the weekend. Here are some rough scans from the prints...
http://mem
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