Archive for the ‘flash’ Category
DIY Briese like studio lighting
Thursday, April 29th, 2010Ever wonder how magazine like photos are taken? Check out this simple DIY Briese like reflector, you can make some cool beauty style head shots with it. This is probably not the best example, and the parabolic reflectors are generally much larger than this one. But you might understand that just an ordinary cardboard reflector with aluminum foil pasted on the reflecting side, can produce pretty good results.
One Light Madness
Tuesday, April 6th, 2010Yesterday I wanted to try some new techniques, and we had a 15-20 minutes express shoot with my friends. I used a bare flash on the left and a big silver reflector on the right.
LumiQuest 80-20 and Mini SoftBox test
Sunday, June 14th, 2009Today I want to share some test shots of flash modifiers LumiQuest 80-20 and LumiQuest Mini Soft Box that I won in a contest. Also I tested two types of Bounce Cards: the regular and feather light (inspired by Peter Gregg www.abetterbouncecard.com). So lets begin.
Equipment:
Flash SB-600
Lens Nikon 50mm 1.8
Camera Nikon D80
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Portrait setup examples
Thursday, June 4th, 2009Today I want to share thees portrait lighting diagrams with you folks ! I think they will come in handy for someone. I made those from a book that is called “The book of light”, I didn’t found any diagrams in this book that’s why I made them from the description under every photo. Have fun !
Portrait example 01

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Water Drops
Friday, May 29th, 2009Today I’ll post more videos about how to make water splash photos.
This video shows how to take water drop photos with 1 flash, a sheet of paper and a water tank, no fancy equipment needed !
My first One Light experience
Sunday, May 3rd, 2009Last week I attended a seminar about “One Light Photography”. It was a 6 hour long lecture and practice. The professional photographer showed us how to make cool high-class photos using only 1 light and the available lighting. It really inspired me and today I decided to try some techniques I learned on the seminar, so let’s see the results.
DIY gridspot for Bowens
Friday, March 27th, 2009When I’ve got my Bowens kit I had just 1 reflector, umbrella and a softbox. After some time shooting I realized that I need a gridspot, so I went to a photo store with my kit reflector. The salesmen said that they don’t have the grid for my kind of reflector and also my reflector doesn’t support gridspots. He suggested me a reflector with a gridspot for $100.
Playing With Light (part 2)
Monday, February 9th, 2009I decided to share another set of photos, my “Playing with light” small strobes lighting practice.
Gear:
SB-600 with snoot (hand held)
Nikon D80, Sigma 18-200mm

Playing with light
Friday, January 23rd, 2009Not long ago I bought the SB-600. As a true strobist (inspired by David Hobby and Bert Stephani) I made some light modifiers and started to experiment with my shots. This one is the best I’ve got from the first session. I used SB-600 at 1/4 power and a grid spot.
model: my wife.
gear: Fujifilm S1 Pro, Sigma 18-200, SB-600 + grid.

Playing With Light by slayerphoto is licensed under a
Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0.
Based on a work at www.flickr.com.





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