Well last night I had a night shoot booked, and what better time for my crappy ebay triggers to stop working . . . . . have mercy on thier Soul-anoids.
I fortunately had 2 flashes, so while 1 ended up on my camera blasting away from the subject the other became my off camera light - not ideal but what can you do with broken crappy chinese triggers.
A couple of shots:
Definately not my best work.
Phil P
April 12 2007, 02:00 PM
your worst day is a lot better than most people's best
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April 12 2007, 02:21 PM
#3 is really really nice! I love the composition and of course the lighting!
Crystal D
April 13 2007, 01:55 AM
Steven...I love the lighting in these shots! The attitudes on the models faces, the location and just everything about these shots! Great job.
Trevor Connell
April 13 2007, 03:57 AM
I really love #1! Actually, they are all really nice! In #1, I would clone out the little part of the wall that doesn't have her shadow cast on it. Looks like there is a finger or something even less flattering making it's way towards her face.
But you have done well here and I would say, given the problems you had with your technology, I think your shoot went very, VERY well!
Cheers! trevor.
Bellissima
April 13 2007, 04:27 AM
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I fortunately had 2 flashes, so while 1 ended up on my camera blasting away from the subject the other became my off camera light - not ideal but what can you do with broken crappy chinese triggers.
how did you get the off camera flash to fire?
these look fantastic!
GETanEDGE
April 13 2007, 09:30 AM
Not too shabby considering what you had to deal with. #1 is my favorite. The lighting came out awesome.
typhotos
April 13 2007, 01:04 PM
I actually think these came out pretty good!
Lisa F
April 13 2007, 01:12 PM
I have to know too.....what bellissima said????
Lovin the lighting on #2---was that done with 2 lights???
stateofthenation
April 13 2007, 09:41 PM
Thanks guys - I have a 580EX and borrowed a friends 580EX so while mine was on camera, blasting up into the ceiling, it was triggering the 2nd one through the built in canon 'master/slave IR trigger' thing.
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