Destin
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Alright, so I got a chance to go down to an indoor mountain biking/BMX park in ohio called Rays MTB. 135,000 square feet of ramps and obstacles. Simply amazingly fun place to ride/shoot and hangout. Anyway, I got sick of seeing flatly lit, boring photos from there. Soooo, I set up 3 speedlights on stands and got to work. These are all from the same ramp and lighting setup. SB-600 key light 50 feet in front of the ramp, 9 feet up, 1/2 power zoomed to 85mm. Yongnuo yn-460 II on a 9 foot light stand, 90 degrees to the riders right side, 9 feet up on a lightstand. Another yn-460 II, on full power, 3 feet off the ground aiming up at the rider from behind his back right side. I'm fairly happy with the results, what do you think?
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4.) This one is a different spot and lighting setup. All I remember is that the three lights were raised to the riders level, each about 35 feet away. One behind him and to his right, one behind him to his left, and one in front of him, about 30 degrees to *his* left. Don't remember the power ratios but I THINK they were all around half power. I know they were pretty close to one another power wise.
How did I do?
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4.) This one is a different spot and lighting setup. All I remember is that the three lights were raised to the riders level, each about 35 feet away. One behind him and to his right, one behind him to his left, and one in front of him, about 30 degrees to *his* left. Don't remember the power ratios but I THINK they were all around half power. I know they were pretty close to one another power wise.
How did I do?