Making Time For Yourself

Corporate location photographer David Tejada uses Nikon SB-800's to light this not so late night scene.

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[davidxtejada]

Hi Bobby: I hope you can attend the workshop, lots of a ha's going on. DT

[maltijien]

Hi David

Im a beginner in Photography and I like your approach using tungsten outdoors.

So,if I got this right the use of a CTO filter is to mainly get a normal lighting from the flash while the ambient light will turn into a blue cast type of light?

And secondly, how did you get the image dark to look like night time?

Did you deliberatley underexpose?

Cheers

[davidxtejada]

Right on both accounts. DT

[crocksta]

I love the way you take the time to explain Diavid, your videos are priceless......any chance you will bring your workshops to Boston ?!!

[davidxtejada]

Would love to come to Boston. All we need is 12 to 14 participants. DT

[maltijien]

Hi David

What is that device your using to look tru at the LCD at 1:51, and why???

Thanks

[jigkrozroads]

I love all your work bro, i would like to join one of your workshop but here in Socal but there's no way i can afford it!!!

[kansasvmax94]

Thank You for the videos David, they are great help to many.

I just have a followup question to maltijien's question concerning underexposing - How do you know how far UE to go, just playing, or light meter, or ???

I've been playing with my SB-800 and Vivitar285HV, and am having difficulty in understanding.

I'm contemplating, if able to fund my way there, attending your class scheduled in Denver next January. THanks

Bobby Blackwell

Central Kansas

[maltijien]

Great!

Thanks a lot man :)

[philigphilig]

try the D3 - got one and looking now for a second - this camera and the new lenses are great!