Cheesecake
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good one! i gif u my support!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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good one! i gif u my support!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Cheesecake said::thumbsup: wahahahaha
good one! i gif u my support!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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madscientist said:Hi Cheesecake,
Thank you. Look forward to seeing you on that day, Cheers.
who say i'm joining?Cheesecake said::thumbsup: wahahahaha
good one! i gif u my support!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Cheesecake said:madscientist said:Hi Cheesecake,
Thank you. Look forward to seeing you on that day, Cheers.
who say i'm joining?
madscientist said:noone. hope to see u join the crowd. can drop by after the fireworks, hehe
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dun worry! i'm jus kidding. :bsmilie: :bsmilie: :bsmilie:
Cheesecake said:madscientist said:noone. hope to see u join the crowd. can drop by after the fireworks, hehe
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dun worry! i'm jus kidding. :bsmilie: :bsmilie: :bsmilie:
madscientist said:I am not worrying. What's better than shooting babes with beautiful hair with fireworks as part of background in a historical bridge? This is fireworks shoot redefined! I do hope to see you there though, Cheesecake,
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Hi scientist, i think you are really mad to suggest such a shoot and having such a concept.....:think:madscientist said:Hi Deadpoet,
I agree that using only camera mounted flash is indeed challenging. Isn't that what you photographers are supposed to overcome? Handling tricky lighting conditions. Perfect lighting conditions are rarely available in outdoor. So are you going to tell me to get a stadium floodlight for your shoot? Clients are getting photography-savvy nowadays, they have higher expectations now and their budget are not keeping up with the increase. Even in commercial outdoor shoots, do not expect your lighting to be as optimal as in a studio.
Canonised said:Hi Mad ...
Contrary to what you perceived, I actually find your idea very enterprising and I have never questioned anyone about their prices because I believe that PRICE is very relative to anyone.
I am irritated not so much as what is going on (first 3 models, then 2, then $90, then $120, then no pics, then ...it's obvious that you are not ready) but your statement and believe that "photographers are supposed to overcome? Handling tricky lighting conditions.", "Even in commercial outdoor shoots, do not expect your lighting to be as optimal as in a studio.", etc. I am trying to correct a misconception here. Anyway as you can see, members already have hard time posting "perfect images" without kanna pisxed off, how do you expect them to post images of model shoot with mounted flash?
Anyhow, i see that you have already agreed with me by having "500W model light will be provided for each model."
Don't give up this idea ..... improve on it .... add value (not adding costs). Good luck mad one.
Klose said:500W strobe per model? I use alot more when I shoot in a studio. :think:
KNIGHT ONG said:Good enuff for outdoor strobe liao ..
madscientist said:For those with spare batteries, please bring along your chargers so you can rotate your batteries.