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Old 25th October 2006   #1
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Default spider for sharing

just want to put up something to share
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Old 25th October 2006   #2
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Old 25th October 2006   #3
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#2 is very well focused.

Flash is harsh for both shots. Try to diffuse it or bounce it off a white card.
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Old 25th October 2006   #4
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Originally Posted by tchuanye View Post
#2 is very well focused.

Flash is harsh for both shots. Try to diffuse it or bounce it off a white card.
omni-diffuser was used in these shots
i have tried to use smaller aperture, but the picture appeared to be underexposed
also tried different settings on my flashgun- but the results are not satisfactory
any other alternatives?
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Old 26th October 2006   #5
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Originally Posted by newbie350 View Post
omni-diffuser was used in these shots
i have tried to use smaller aperture, but the picture appeared to be underexposed
also tried different settings on my flashgun- but the results are not satisfactory
any other alternatives?
thanks in advance
How was the flash pointed with the OB? Direct or angled?

Other than controlling the power setting, the angle does affect the amt of light onto the subject.

Not sure how your camera works, but for me, if underexposed, than 2 ways.....slower shutter speed or more flash power (but still diffused or angled)....have to play around till you get what you want.
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Old 27th October 2006   #6
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yeah just need to work on the flash settings/position
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Old 28th October 2006   #7
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Originally Posted by tchuanye View Post
How was the flash pointed with the OB? Direct or angled?

Other than controlling the power setting, the angle does affect the amt of light onto the subject.

Not sure how your camera works, but for me, if underexposed, than 2 ways.....slower shutter speed or more flash power (but still diffused or angled)....have to play around till you get what you want.
i shoot the flash directly to the spider
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Old 28th October 2006   #8
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To eliminate harsh flash, first thing to do is to get the correct exposure and use flash only as fill flash (eg -2/3 or -1 FEC).

This is not easy to achieve, thats why shooting good macro is not as simple.

Keep it up and see more works from the guru like tchuanye and ortega.
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Old 28th October 2006   #9
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To eliminate harsh flash, first thing to do is to get the correct exposure and use flash only as fill flash (eg -2/3 or -1 FEC).

This is not easy to achieve, thats why shooting good macro is not as simple.

Keep it up and see more works from the guru like tchuanye and ortega.
thanks for the tips
will try that next time
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