Use of Flashlight

[eng_keow]

Here are some pics I took whilst attending a flashlight course:

Please give me some comments and criticism. More ideas are welcomed!





Thanks for viewing.

[denniskee]

#2 looks like "she hulk", green cast very heavy lay.

[benedium]

Originally Posted by denniskee #2 looks like "she hulk", green cast very heavy lay.

Got meh? Looks ok to me leh. At most it's just abit warm cast to me.

[Cheesecake]

1stly, wat camera system are u using? this is important becos every camera system has different flash output capability and flash metering system.

u mentioned it is flashlight photography course, is it TTL flash or u calculate the flash exposure?


1st one is simply front curtain sync. looks good.

2nd one... nothing special.

[eng_keow]

Originally Posted by denniskee #2 looks like "she hulk", green cast very heavy lay.

thanks. maybe the green bg is too strong in this case. point taken. actually i think it's my ps that created the impression. not very at it lah. still trying.

[eng_keow]

Originally Posted by Cheesecake 1stly, wat camera system are u using? this is important becos every camera system has different flash output capability and flash metering system. u mentioned it is flashlight photography course, is it TTL flash or u calculate the flash exposure? 1st one is simply front curtain sync. looks good. 2nd one... nothing special.

Thanks cheesecake.

I was using 1Dmk2 wth 580ex on ETTL-II. 1st pic was taken on 2s, f8 and front curtain sync.

2nd pic was done with her under the shade of the cassia tree which we were using as the backdrop to the pic. The flash was used as a fill-in flash.

[Cheesecake]

Originally Posted by eng_keow Thanks cheesecake. I was using 1Dmk2 wth 580ex on ETTL-II. 1st pic was taken on 2s, f8 and front curtain sync. 2nd pic was done with her under the shade of the cassia tree which we were using as the backdrop to the pic. The flash was used as a fill-in flash.

oh! canon!

i like the 1st pic...




i hope the flash course has been beneficial to u. its a beginner's course to flash fotography?

[eng_keow]

Originally Posted by Cheesecake oh! canon! i like the 1st pic... i hope the flash course has been beneficial to u. its a beginner's course to flash fotography?

Thanks. u canon guy too?

the course was organised by PSS. Very good but I think a bit overcrowded. There were about 10 of us. I think 6 to 8 may be better but we had to share to pay the model. So guess can't complain unless I am willing to pay more.

[Cheesecake]

Originally Posted by eng_keow Thanks. u canon guy too? the course was organised by PSS. Very good but I think a bit overcrowded. There were about 10 of us. I think 6 to 8 may be better but we had to share to pay the model. So guess can't complain unless I am willing to pay more.

Canon? no la.

u mean the course's fees does not include the model?

[eng_keow]

Originally Posted by Cheesecake u mean the course's fees does not include the model?

each pay $6 to $8 per model. it's over 2 different days.

[Cheesecake]

Originally Posted by eng_keow each pay $6 to $8 per model. it's over 2 different days.

on top of the flash course's fees?

[eng_keow]

Originally Posted by Cheesecake on top of the flash course's fees?

yup. $1**.00

[Cheesecake]

Originally Posted by eng_keow yup. $1**.00

i hope u find the course useful.

[manila gorila]

the first one looks like mutiple exposure. the feature that nikon D80 is reviving.

[eng_keow]

Originally Posted by manila gorila the first one looks like mutiple exposure. the feature that nikon D80 is reviving.

Not sure how multiple exposures will come out but this was done with the flash set to 1st curtain sync. I am sure u noe what it means.