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TR You do know that mixing hot lights and flash is going to make color
TR balancing the shots difficult? Nothing a good custom printer could not
TR handle but not something a mini-lab can fix.
Hi Tom, sorry to interupt the thread, but how exactly would a custom
printer handle it? It seems
Hi Ann,
Thanks. Progressing in fits and starts.
One problem with using available light is the living room is very dark, as
the windows behind the rabbits couch are out and boarded up till I put in
the new windows (real soon now...). I'll try a few shots with some 800 and
available light and see
Lots of good advice:
Graywolf,
Higher wattage bulbs I can do.
Ken,
Sounds like a reasonable excuse for getting an Omnibounce. :-)
DougF,
Unfortunately, one of the windows is just for show at the moment, boarded
up until I put the new windows in. I'll reduce the power on the flash,
though.
Dan Scott wrote:
I took some photos to show off our new floors, but the lighting pretty much
sucks.
annsan replies:
Doesn't look too bad to me, on the whole. Nice pad!
However, take flash off, get the right film for the
lighting, set camera on tripod,
etc. Zillions will reply in detail,
, but
the floor would still be rather dark.
Ciao,
graywolf
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Subject: how to light a room?
I took some photos to show off our new floors, but the lighting
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Subject: how to light a room?
I took some photos to show off our new floors, but the lighting pretty
much
sucks.
http://homepage.mac.com/dkscott/PhotoAlbum2.html
I used an AF-500FTZ
On Sat, 5 Jan 2002 11:52:30 -0600, Dan Scott wrote:
http://homepage.mac.com/dkscott/PhotoAlbum2.html
I can take the flash off the camera, but I'm not a flash person, so I'm not
sure what else to do. Anyone have any suggestions on using the combo I
have, ZX-5n's on camera flash and the
Since you're not a flash person, perhaps you should hotlight it. Get down to Ace and
get some lights with clamps on them, then set them up where you think you need some
light. Be careful about hotspots, and grab some white poster board to do a little
bouncing/reducing contrast.
Doug
At
I would try the daylight idea.
Let a little light in and use the flash for fill or with another lightsource
and bounce card.
Also, I would wet the floors with a mop. That way they reflect more light.
The added highlights would look nice and being damp would allow the spare
lighting to go
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