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Thanks Barrie.. Updated.
Comment by stub posted on Lightroom 5.6 at 31/07/2014 - 14:03
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Although I wouldn't share my cliche shots on the web, what's the point?
If no one sees your work. What indeed is the point ? Self gratification is a lonely place...Although I wouldn't share my cliche shots on the web, what's the point?
Comment by stub posted on What do you do? at 31/07/2014 - 11:09
If im going to a new place. I usually research shots done previously on Flickr. I shamelessly copy my favourite ones, So at least I have what are most likely the money shots. Then see If I can add any of my own variations...
Comment by stub posted on What do you do? at 31/07/2014 - 10:12
If your using on camera flash. Then its either a two person job. Or you can prop the meter up against your subject. The second on isn't especially great but you will get a reading. Interested how you get on.
Comment by stub posted on Sekonic L308s at 31/07/2014 - 10:08
The sync cable is used between the meter and the strobe light. If the strobe is triggered manually you will get a reading. I have the L-308/s its a good meter. I find the easiest way to use it. Is to use a wireless trigger. With the receiver connected to the strobes. Just keep the trigger in hand as you meter. Or better still get a second trigger. you con get a complete set of triggers and receivers for under a tenner on ebay..
Comment by stub posted on Sekonic L308s at 30/07/2014 - 23:13
The L-308s cannot fire a strobe light. unless you connect a sync cable between the two.
Comment by stub posted on Sekonic L308s at 30/07/2014 - 21:24
Great series Alan. Ive tried this and usually find the focusing element way too slow. But you have nailed it completely..
Comment by stub posted on More from Synderland International Airshow at 28/07/2014 - 08:33
I agree with John and Richard. Though the two shot and photoshop route. Still makes me feel like im cheating....lol
Comment by stub posted on Settings help at 27/07/2014 - 23:41
Personally I have never done a wedding shoot. So cant really offer advice. But on the face of it. I cant see how you can contemplate going without a flashgun. Even on outside shots in my opinion this would be the first thing I would be putting in the bag. Davidstorms advice on manual flashes is a good one..
Comment by stub posted on First Wedding Jitters HELP at 25/07/2014 - 10:07
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Our own Gray Summers for example who posts some excellent scanned images.
Wouldn't that be classed as digital then.. To reach the wider audienceOur own Gray Summers for example who posts some excellent scanned images.
Comment by stub posted on Old film Old camera at 19/07/2014 - 08:56
