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Comment by DaveHolmes posted on Home Printing (part one) at 27/03/2013 - 17:11
If there's lots to print, from say a birthday party, I let asda do it. But normally I do my own at home, A4 and A3, I have a paper fetish love using my Hahnemühle fineart paper or some of calumets very lovely brilliant museum paper. I'm currently decorating the stairs with A3 prints, I've already done the attic ceiling
Comment by DaveHolmes posted on Home Printing (part one) at 27/03/2013 - 17:06
Comment by DaveHolmes posted on Off camera flash at 27/03/2013 - 16:44
The printer is a HP C5280

Reasonably happy with the results but think a better/newer/better printer would do a much better job...
And that is a Pentax round my boys neck!
Comment by DaveHolmes posted on Home Printing (part one) at 27/03/2013 - 16:38
Comment by DaveHolmes posted on Lens Shootout:: Pentax Prime Lenses 30-35mm at 27/03/2013 - 00:54
Tried this today but kept getting the hard shadow light on the wall I persume this is caused by the cameras flash which is needed to triger the flash off camera. Is there a way to prevent this as I tried bouncing the flash off walls and celling but got the same result.
For a better result buy a radio trigger (Cactus or Yongnuo perhaps... There are literally dozens of options...) and forget about the on-board flash...
If you need to use the on-board flash - try and modify or control it... A film canister (cut a flash head sized hole in the side) popped on top can help some... Even a piece of black card can do wonders (as eith a snoot or a block) but you'll need to make sure the sensor on the 2nd flash 'sees' its light...
Your second shot is ok but looks a tad underexposed - remember that aperture controls flash exposure - open her up a little when bouncing light to a source (the ceiling in this case) which is further away...
NB: when I say 'source' I mean the surface you bounce onto ie: wall or ceiling rarther than the actual flashgun... Your making the source bigger than the flashhead but not increasing the amount of light (sort of reducing it - or at least slowing its travel - as I understand it)which naturally softens the emited light...
Zack Arias explains it much better than me in the first OneLight video (if you can find it!!)
Hope you find at least a little bit helpful - I've bamboozled my own brain - Not use my flashes in a few months...
Dave
Comment by DaveHolmes posted on Off camera flash at 26/03/2013 - 16:25
Comment by DaveHolmes posted on A couple with my DA*300 this weekend at 24/03/2013 - 21:30
Comment by DaveHolmes posted on Night Snow at 23/03/2013 - 12:42
Nice grab!!
Comment by DaveHolmes posted on Night Snow at 23/03/2013 - 11:00
Comment by DaveHolmes posted on Wakefield Urban Project at 21/03/2013 - 22:16


