Show us your lighting setups - Part 1

[voxies09]

this thread really good... alot BBB virus too thanks for sharing

 

[eejal]

this thread really good... alot BBB virus too thanks for sharing

and the humble and affectionate people does contribute to this great thread.
heheheh....

 

[yannaing]

I surrender.......... I admit that I have been a closet strobist for years without anyone in CS finding out .....

Everything normally hidden in a Lowepro Omni Traveller bag ..... I usually tell folks that 'its nothing... just a couple of old lenses and chocolate bars inside'

Wow .. it's really cool man.
btw where did u bought the eneloop battery?

 

[eleveninth]

I surrender.......... I admit that I have been a closet strobist for years without anyone in CS finding out ....

Everything normally hidden in a Lowepro Omni Traveller bag ..... I usually tell folks that 'its nothing... just a couple of old lenses and chocolate bars inside'

nice. lol aren't u glad u finally came out? lol.

also interested in the eneloops.

 

[ed9119]

But I still shoot too badly with strobes to dare to even display anything :bsmilie:

have to take 30-40 test shots to even get it half right

 

[eleveninth]

But I still shoot too badly with strobes to dare to even display anything :bsmilie:

have to take 30-40 test shots to even get it half right

practice makes perfect

 

[ellery]

But I still shoot too badly with strobes to dare to even display anything :bsmilie:

have to take 30-40 test shots to even get it half right

Bro you need to work with modeling lamp on and in a dark room. See the light, feel the light. A light meter still works in the digital age. Allows you to fine tune to almost there without shoot a test shot.... smile it sounds like your work without one. Know your thing is ambient so use the ability to see where the ambient light goes with the modeling light.

 

[chngpe01]

Will be closing this thread as it get too long and difficult for members to browse thru it entirely. Please start and thread as Part 2