Some christmas fun!

[jake337]

Messing around with the Tokina 100mm f2.8. C&C always welcome and aprecitated.

I will add a few more to this thread soon.

D90
1/60
F3
Iso400
pop-up flash bounced

D90
1/40
F3
Iso400
pop up flash bounced

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[Karri]

Love 'em! It may be just my monitor but they look a little, just a little underexposed to me. How did you bouce your pop up?

 

[bumpylemon]

i personally love them...but im not a technical freak (yet) so to a normal non expert person they look great

 

[jake337]

Love 'em! It may be just my monitor but they look a little, just a little underexposed to me. How did you bouce your pop up?

I use anything white or grey like mail or a grey card.

 

[BuS_RiDeR]

Love 'em! It may be just my monitor but they look a little, just a little underexposed to me. How did you bouce your pop up?

I use anything white or grey like mail or a grey card.

ok... but HOW... Isnt your pop-up flash attached to your camera and directly above your lens? Did you hold something in front of your flash and bounce it off a secondary surface? I feel as though I am missing something that I should be seeing...

Oh and by the way. Nice photos. I too feel that perhaps they are slightly over-exposed.

 

[jake337]

Love 'em! It may be just my monitor but they look a little, just a little underexposed to me. How did you bouce your pop up?

I use anything white or grey like mail or a grey card.

ok... but HOW... Isnt your pop-up flash attached to your camera and directly above your lens? Did you hold something in front of your flash and bounce it off a secondary surface? I feel as though I am missing something that I should be seeing...

Oh and by the way. Nice photos. I too feel that perhaps they are slightly over-exposed.

Yeah just use a grey card or a peice of mail. Angle it in front of your pop up flash so that flash hits the ceiling, then hits your subject(s) at a 45 degree angle or any angle you want. You can also bank it of the walls for right and left lighting. you can also use a peice of paper that will let some light through as well to get your subject lit from the front and side.