@fintarabg the filter is to prevent the popup flash from contributing any light to the image but allows the flash to transmit the light-based signal to the slave flash(es). I didn't want any on-camera light as it can be reflected back as lots of specular highlights and I wanted more of an even lighting.
@MrCJ1988 photoshop layers and photoshop painting of colors will let you tint water drop photos or any other photos for that matter - it's all post production for that - try a mix of filters and then blend the results
@floamman Erm... I gotta learn some Photoshop :P lol I have Cs5 Extended but I have no clue how to use Photoshop..thank you very much for the reply though.
While it does get warm I haven't had problem with it on the bag or the gel. With all of the flashes and the on-camera taking time to refresh it really is hard to push it too. Plus, the example sink is metal, which works nicely to transfer heat.
4 flashes? Really? All I use is my on camera flash and I'm good to go!
LCAPhoto 1 month ago
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/watch?v=THS1mlWGAgI ..... please check out my photos and tell me what you think , i am new to photography and would love your tips and ideas
Alanitoo 9 months ago
great vid,stupid music though
demonfrog1776 1 year ago
Can I ask why is the IR filter in-front of the popup flash?
fintarabg 1 year ago
@fintarabg the filter is to prevent the popup flash from contributing any light to the image but allows the flash to transmit the light-based signal to the slave flash(es). I didn't want any on-camera light as it can be reflected back as lots of specular highlights and I wanted more of an even lighting.
floamman 1 year ago
But how do you get the picture of the many drops with many different colors at 3:36? you only used one gel which is blue.. i am confused :(
MrCJ1988 1 year ago
help plz..?
MrCJ1988 1 year ago
@MrCJ1988 photoshop layers and photoshop painting of colors will let you tint water drop photos or any other photos for that matter - it's all post production for that - try a mix of filters and then blend the results
floamman 1 year ago
@floamman Erm... I gotta learn some Photoshop :P lol I have Cs5 Extended but I have no clue how to use Photoshop..thank you very much for the reply though.
CJ
MrCJ1988 1 year ago
Gorgeous shots of the water.
Water, and the way it moves, is fascinating.
CrystalJupiter 1 year ago
Can't that flash melt the bag ?
TheChannelViews 2 years ago
While it does get warm I haven't had problem with it on the bag or the gel. With all of the flashes and the on-camera taking time to refresh it really is hard to push it too. Plus, the example sink is metal, which works nicely to transfer heat.
floamman 2 years ago
Great work, thanks for the guide.
RHAK313 2 years ago