Recent content by Qveon

Photoshop but I didn't do much besides warm it up a bit, add some color and crop. Unless you wanted me to do an edit with my interpretation of washed out colors or high contrast saturation.

Agree, the only thing I have to add to that is if you use your TTL triggers in your studio situation listed above you can change the zoom and power of the flash from the camera which might save you opening your light modifier or having to lower/reach your lights.

OK first the rc-6 iirc has to be visually seen by the eye on the front of the camera to work and has limited view. But why did you choose a pair of TTL flashes then pair them with non TTL triggers?

You always make me laugh <3

The 565s do not do high speed sync

IMO (I have 5 speedlights) if I could go back I would have got a canon 430exii for portable and TTL and a flashpoint 620m with battery. Cause I like the portability of the speedlights but having to have a ton of batteries, kinda annoying. But the monolight with battery pack gives you some...

The yn560iii is the one with the built in wireless. The yn650ii have a built in optical slave only which IMO is ok but unreliable. I recommend yn603 for basic triggers or yn622 for TTL and HSS and the yn603 can also remotely trigger the shutter on your camera too as an added feature

All I have experience with is a 10x20 white muslin. I take a small spray bottle of water with me, Lightly fold it up and when I open and hang the backdrop I lightly dampen the muslin and as it dries majority of the wrinkles come out of it.

Well I tried to upload from my phone but my phones doesn't support it, but talking about the first picture I warmed it up a bit, added fill light and some vibrance and cropped liked someone suggested to landscape pretty much at the top of his pants keeping the whole fish in the picture

I have tried this method and like you said it's hard to do. hard to hold on to everything if you get bumped or if you need to zoom. and a flash bracket, no I haven't used that.

First off the OP or you guys can do it however you want. My word is not law, but when all the content to a post is "get flash off camera" that vague advice sucks and is rude to the OP asking for help. Just like everyone else posted a method for OCF I gave him an option I use with success with...

Im heading to Vegas in a week with some friends. I am going to guess its hard to get good photos cause of other people constantly in the way? Suggestions? Apparently a long lens isnt going to be a good idea?

The crop above this post is the crop i would purchase. I have yet to have a customer buy a crop following the rule of thirds.

Dear Joe, Your advice sucks, It is IMPRACTICAL to setup a staged elaborate off camera flash while trying to catch a candid moment. Back to the OP: Ok taking a shot at deconstructing your photo. It looks like you had the camera in portrait orientation, with the flash 90 degrees off the lens...