For example, at 1:59, the reflective material on his right hand was lit and shiny, whereas the ones on the chest and on his left hand didn't. I assume it's because of how you angle the flashes. Anyway, I was just wondering, do you have any tips on how to make sure it doesn't shine too bright? Thanks again :-)
@martosc13 You're right - it's at most the angle. At the moment you mentioned his right hand reflected one of the SB-800 on his right side in a bad angle directly to the camera...
I hope this helped you out? If not, please feel free to ask a further question, you're welcome! :-)
Great video. Thanks for sharing. The last photo was hilarious.
I have a question, though. How can you ensure that the reflective shirt did not shine? Thanks.
*pardon my English.
martosc13 6 months ago
@martosc13 Hi, thank you for your comment. What did you mean with reflective shirt? Can you specify a time code in the video? :-)
simonsenphoto 6 months ago
@simonsenphoto Hi, thanks for the response.
For example, at 1:59, the reflective material on his right hand was lit and shiny, whereas the ones on the chest and on his left hand didn't. I assume it's because of how you angle the flashes. Anyway, I was just wondering, do you have any tips on how to make sure it doesn't shine too bright? Thanks again :-)
martosc13 6 months ago
@martosc13 You're right - it's at most the angle. At the moment you mentioned his right hand reflected one of the SB-800 on his right side in a bad angle directly to the camera...
I hope this helped you out? If not, please feel free to ask a further question, you're welcome! :-)
simonsenphoto 6 months ago
@simonsenphoto Thanks for the response. So, I guess the best tip is to trial and error; take the shot and check, right? :-). Cheers.
martosc13 6 months ago
999 views :D great video
SteezyyDeezyy 2 years ago
very well explained.
TheMisterhollywood 2 years ago
well done
iliassakalak 2 years ago