Daily/Weekly C&C

[Rosy]

Happy Friday ALL

please give me your WONDERFUL advice



DSC_1762 by casualapproach, on Flickr

 

[Bo4key]

Was this on camera flash or did you have it camera right?

It could be because her hair is the lightest but the light looks hotter on the girl on the right.

 

[Bossy]

Here ya go Rosy- http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/...274748-how-white-balance-rgb.html#post2515099

As for the image, if you're going to use flash for portraits, you really need to invest in an off camera flash. The oncamera has a unfortunate trait of making images a snapshot.

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[Rosy]

Here ya go Rosy- http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/...274748-how-white-balance-rgb.html#post2515099

As for the image, if you're going to use flash for portraits, you really need to invest in an off camera flash. The oncamera has a unfortunate trait of making images a snapshot.

YEP - got an SB900 and know how to use off camera flash

call this incident - LAZINESS and hurry up before it gets too dark

THANK YOU FOR THE LINK

 

[Bossy]

When you're outside, you might not have anything to bounce it off of. Look into some pocket wizards, or variations of

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[Robin Usagani]

I would slow the shutter. Maybe 1/40 and even higher the ISO. Unless thats what you really want, just shadow of the trees

 

[Rosy]

I would slow the shutter. Maybe 1/40 and even higher the ISO. Unless thats what you really want, just shadow of the trees

and avoid flash all together

 

[Rosy]

When you're outside, you might not have anything to bounce it off of. Look into some pocket wizards, or variations of

what about the flash at camera right and a reflector on opposite end

 

[Rosy]

Here ya go Rosy- http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/...274748-how-white-balance-rgb.html#post2515099

As for the image, if you're going to use flash for portraits, you really need to invest in an off camera flash. The oncamera has a unfortunate trait of making images a snapshot.

0.017 sec (1/60)

f/8.0

42 mm

3200

-2/3 EV

On, Return detected

240 dpi

240 dpi

Exposure
Aperture
Focal Length
ISO Speed
Exposure Bias
Flash
X-Resolution
Y-Resolution

 

[Robin Usagani]

Open up your aperture.