Tks Paul!
Angel
Paul Stenquist wrote:
> Yes, I have a pc adapter that fits in the hot shoe. Promaster makes one
> that sells for less than twenty dollars. Works great.
> Paul
> On Dec 5, 2006, at 7:11 AM, Angel Ramos wrote:
>
>
>> Paul,
>> What are you using to fire the monolights? A hot shoe
Yes, I have a pc adapter that fits in the hot shoe. Promaster makes one
that sells for less than twenty dollars. Works great.
Paul
On Dec 5, 2006, at 7:11 AM, Angel Ramos wrote:
> Paul,
> What are you using to fire the monolights? A hot shoe to pc
> attachment?
> Angel Ramos
> Arecibo, Puerto R
Paul,
What are you using to fire the monolights? A hot shoe to pc attachment?
Angel Ramos
Arecibo, Puerto Rico
Paul Stenquist wrote:
> Hi Mark,
> Yes, I'm using one of the :-))
> Seriously, I'm using a pair of Studio Pro Excalibur monolights,
> firing into umbrellas. Easy to light. I already kn
No, I don't use the meter any more. It seemed pointless after a
while. I can pretty much predict the exposure based on the distance
from the subject to my monolights and the position of the monolight
power adjustment. Of course I look at the first exposure and adjust
as encessary. The histo
LOL - that's good to hear. And I'm sure glad you are NOT using one of
the ...
Hmm - I thought I posted a message asking if you were using a hand-held
meter and how consistent the flash meter's recommendations were with
your actual results. But that part of the message is probably still here
in
Hi Mark,
Yes, I'm using one of the :-))
Seriously, I'm using a pair of Studio Pro Excalibur monolights,
firing into umbrellas. Easy to light. I already knew they worked very
well. Today, I'm most pleased with the performance of the K10 in
terms of resolution, rendering and noise.
Best,
Paul
O
Nice work Paul - the lighting in both your studio shots was excellent.
Just to confirm - are you using one of the
Paul Stenquist wrote:
> I had to shoot some more ad materials today for contest entries. This
> was with the K10D at ISO 100 with studio strobes, ff16 @ 1/180th in X
> exposure mode
Thanks Gonz. Anything better is too expensive. Stuff I shoot for work
gets shot on seamless paper rolls. They don't want to pay any more
than they must.
Paul
On Dec 2, 2006, at 10:21 PM, Gonz wrote:
> Looks great, awesome detail and lighting. Only nitpick is that the
> reflection on the "blac
Looks great, awesome detail and lighting. Only nitpick is that the
reflection on the "black" surface bothers me. Try black velvet or some
other non-reflecting surface, that would give you richer blacks.
rg
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Subject: K10D: Another Studio Example
I had to shoot some more ad materials today for contest entries. This
was with the K10D at ISO 100 with studio strobes, ff16 @ 1/180th in X
exposure mode. Two monol
I had to shoot some more ad materials today for contest entries. This
was with the K10D at ISO 100 with studio strobes, ff16 @ 1/180th in X
exposure mode. Two monolights. Here's the full image:
http://www.photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=5284166&size=lg
Here's a 100% crop:
http://www.photo.net/p
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