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p.2 #6 · p.2 #6 · How would you shoot groups in noon day sunlight? | |
Scott Clark wrote:
I'm with the KISS crowd on this one... Sun to their backs, flash on the camera, dial in minus a stop or 3/4 FEC and shoot away. If they're always going to be in the same place (and you are too) set your flash manually for fill so they're all consistent. Makes editing them a breeze. If you underexpose the fill a touch, it's pretty easy to lift the shadows to very natural look in post if need be.
Im with you Scott. Sun @ their backs, shoot waist up, though I woud use a bed sheet with a couple assistants if you have them, should reflect enough light to get her done. You could also try having assistants hold the sheet/big white reflector source behind you, get as close as you can and use a wide angle lens with-out distorting faces and and bounce flash back towards your subjects. Remember inverse square law, double your distance from your subject and your light is now 1/4 of what it was .
Good luck!
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