n0b0 wrote:
Agree with the above, your soft lighting is really unmatched.
I have a question though, how do you get such a bright background? To be honest, I\'m getting tired of the black background that I usually get but I don\'t know how to expose for the ambient light without risking a blur or losing too much DOF.
Thanks a lot for the comment.I was always against the blackbackgound because I think is stealing the beauty of the subject but sometimes it works to give a teriffic air on a spider portrait (for example).But itīs just my taste not a rule.
Nr 1,2,4 and 5 are flash taken, using just a piece of translucent plastic as a diffuser but it depends on the angle that you give it for lighting the background too.
Regards,
Remus
n0b0 wrote:
Agree with the above, your soft lighting is really unmatched.
I have a question though, how do you get such a bright background? To be honest, I\'m getting tired of the black background that I usually get but I don\'t know how to expose for the ambient light without risking a blur or losing too much DOF.
Thanks a lot for the comment.I was always against the blackbackgound because I think is stealing the beauty of the subject but sometimes it works to give a teriffic air on a spider portrait.But itīs just my taste not a rule.
Nr 1,2,4 and 5 are flash taken, using just a piece of translucent plastic as a diffuser but it depends on the angle that you give it for lighting the background too.
Regards,
Remus
Dec 28, 2008 at 10:07 AM
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