The house was OK... not outstanding, there is not one shot that really stood out to me... but here is what I feel is the best single shot out of the session.
IMG_5972 by KMpics.com, on Flickr
The house was OK... not outstanding, there is not one shot that really stood out to me... but here is what I feel is the best single shot out of the session.
IMG_5972 by KMpics.com, on Flickr
I'm actually quite curious on how you shot this? 3 pic exposure bracket? post HDR or incam? how many stops over and under? also how wide and what aperture were you @? You mention strobes... were they used in this shot?Originally Posted by A.A
The house was OK... not outstanding, there is not one shot that really stood out to me... but here is what I feel is the best single shot out of the session.
IMG_5972 by KMpics.com, on Flickr
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3 shot exposure for manual blending with strobes camera left and camera top. The room was so unevenly lit that without the strobes it was a mess... yet it was so big that overpowering the outdoor light was near impossible. It in past I would have just shot this without a strobe, autobracket 3 up and 3 down (6 shots) and HDR merge in photoshop all without strobes. I really did get lazy on this shoot though because if I payed more attention to getting the HDR to grab the ambient light off of the lamps, and then get a even exposure through a strobed shot, the blending would have brought out more of the outdoor view and gotten rid of those hot spots.
Thanks for taking a look! ...now back to my studio constructionI have got a band shoot coming up the end of this week!
Not sure if this is photography day worthy...but wanted to test out my new lens with new speedflash. Took a picture of Awkward Bunny my girlfriend got me. Any constructive criticism welcomed.
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