MK3Brent
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Sometimes I crash weddings for fun.
I had an idea for a shot and wanted to try it.
If I remember correctly, the exposure was approximately 15 seconds long.
Had I think to put my OCF on rear curtain, do you think I could have frozen her face?
In my experience, rear curtain flash on exposures past 20s or so will not fully expose my subject. (I will attach an example below the wedding shot.)
What could I have done?
Composite of 2 photos?
More light? (higher power flashes?)
I guess it has everything to do with ambient light... In pitch black, I can freeze all subjects with direct light, while the background remains exposed to blackness.
Any thoughts on other methods?
I want to do a series of timeless moments, such as engagement kisses with long light trails in the background, however if this crap is going to keep happening I think the only other way is through composite of 2 images.
I had an idea for a shot and wanted to try it.
If I remember correctly, the exposure was approximately 15 seconds long.
Had I think to put my OCF on rear curtain, do you think I could have frozen her face?
In my experience, rear curtain flash on exposures past 20s or so will not fully expose my subject. (I will attach an example below the wedding shot.)
What could I have done?
Composite of 2 photos?
More light? (higher power flashes?)
I guess it has everything to do with ambient light... In pitch black, I can freeze all subjects with direct light, while the background remains exposed to blackness.
Notice how my subject is transparent due to the exposure behind her being brighter:
Any thoughts on other methods?
I want to do a series of timeless moments, such as engagement kisses with long light trails in the background, however if this crap is going to keep happening I think the only other way is through composite of 2 images.
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