rdompor
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I've played around with this quite a bit.
The trick is to draw in complete darkness so there is no light bouncing off of you while you draw whatever it is that you're drawing. Then, once you're ready. Have an off camera flash manually fired at whomever is in the shot. This freezes them, elminating blur. While you're at it, have the subject in the shot move to a different location and hit them with another flash of light during the same exposure. This will give you a few images of the same person in the single shot. This does get tricky though since you have to kind of "aim" the flash at where they are standing to avoid spilling light onto where there are about to go. If it's not completely mastered, some ghosting will occur. I don't have any examples of the second trick up online just yet, but I'll put them up once I do.
The trick is to draw in complete darkness so there is no light bouncing off of you while you draw whatever it is that you're drawing. Then, once you're ready. Have an off camera flash manually fired at whomever is in the shot. This freezes them, elminating blur. While you're at it, have the subject in the shot move to a different location and hit them with another flash of light during the same exposure. This will give you a few images of the same person in the single shot. This does get tricky though since you have to kind of "aim" the flash at where they are standing to avoid spilling light onto where there are about to go. If it's not completely mastered, some ghosting will occur. I don't have any examples of the second trick up online just yet, but I'll put them up once I do.