mrcrassic
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Hey, all!
I attempted at shooting my own self-portraits (seriously) for the first time last night. Would it be possible for you guys to have a look at the photos I've uploaded so far and critique? It's located on my Facebook here: Carlos Núñez's Photos - Self. | Facebook
A couple of notes to observe here:
1) I have more photos that are pending edits. I will upload them tomorrow afternoon. This is just a feeler (I really wanted to get something up.)
2) I shot this in very limited conditions. I had a really limited space available to me (my apartment is shared), so not a lot of room to move or get "creative."
3) My lighting was very limited. I didn't have umbrellas or any other equipment to give off evenly dispersed lighting, so I worked off of ceiling light (which was "naturally" colored, i.e. light yellow).
4) For reference, the equipment I used was:
NOTE: I was actually really afraid that the Lightscoop was a cheap gimmick, but it really does make the fill flash much, much more effective at controlling fill light. It's obviously not as awesome as a speedlite, but it works really well for ghetto photoshoots like mine. :-D (A speedlite is on the way, though.)
Thanks for reading!
I attempted at shooting my own self-portraits (seriously) for the first time last night. Would it be possible for you guys to have a look at the photos I've uploaded so far and critique? It's located on my Facebook here: Carlos Núñez's Photos - Self. | Facebook
A couple of notes to observe here:
1) I have more photos that are pending edits. I will upload them tomorrow afternoon. This is just a feeler (I really wanted to get something up.)
2) I shot this in very limited conditions. I had a really limited space available to me (my apartment is shared), so not a lot of room to move or get "creative."
3) My lighting was very limited. I didn't have umbrellas or any other equipment to give off evenly dispersed lighting, so I worked off of ceiling light (which was "naturally" colored, i.e. light yellow).
4) For reference, the equipment I used was:
- Canon 20D with Wireless Remote (I photoshopped the remote out of one of the pictures; y'all should be able to guess which one)
- Canon 50mm f/1.8 Mark II Lens (the oblig)
- Canon 28mm-105mm f/3.5-4.5 USM Lens
- Prof Kobre's Lightscoop, Natural Tint
- A tripod
NOTE: I was actually really afraid that the Lightscoop was a cheap gimmick, but it really does make the fill flash much, much more effective at controlling fill light. It's obviously not as awesome as a speedlite, but it works really well for ghetto photoshoots like mine. :-D (A speedlite is on the way, though.)
Thanks for reading!