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tecboy

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Oh man! The second one, with the phone held up is simply outstanding! I am serious....an outstanding image from a fashion show. I love the many details in it! The Gary Fong diffuser guy! The woman with an iPhone across from you. The other phone being held in a hand. All the photographers! The video light. Brilliant shot. Seriously--a marvelous shot, of this, the modern era!
 
Oh man! The second one, with the phone held up is simply outstanding! I am serious....an outstanding image from a fashion show. I love the many details in it! The Gary Fong diffuser guy! The woman with an iPhone across from you. The other phone being held in a hand. All the photographers! The video light. Brilliant shot. Seriously--a marvelous shot, of this, the modern era!

Thanks! Derrel, it was you, Vintagesnaps, imagemaker46, and the rest of the members who made me a better photographer.
 
Liked the pictures, especially the second one, this is the first time i see a fashion show that permits flash photography
 
That's unusually good lighting for a fashion show. Heh.


Great shots!
 
That's unusually good lighting for a fashion show. Heh.


Great shots!

Actually, the lighting is very poor. I had to figure a way to compensate the light using a hot shoe flash.

Ah cool cool. It just looked like the light was coming from above and the ceiling is too high to bounce off of so I thought that was the light they had set up haha.
 
That's unusually good lighting for a fashion show. Heh.


Great shots!

Actually, the lighting is very poor. I had to figure a way to compensate the light using a hot shoe flash.

Ah cool cool. It just looked like the light was coming from above and the ceiling is too high to bounce off of so I thought that was the light they had set up haha.

I set the angle on my speedlight to 60 degree, and I cranked the power pretty high. Light from the speedlight bounced from the ceiling and illuminated the models in angle. The challenge was the recycle time lagging, so I had to use the flash sparingly. I had to get the right timing and shoot at the right moment to get perfect shots. Also, the batteries got really hot. I had to keep replacing these.
 
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