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Slave Flash and Orton Effect
I was testing out my new flash's (Metz 48 AF-1) remote slave function yesterday. I had the flash pointing upward with a Lumiquest Pocket Bouncer attached. I thought it came out too dark so I applied some Orton Effect. Earlier today, I did some more tests and I think for my setup with the Lumiquest, setting the flash compensation on my camera to +1 produced better lighting.
I used Gaussian blur to soften the flash's glare on my daughter's forehead and my son's nose and lips. C&C appreciated. Thanks! http://i48.tinypic.com/33pd8ck.jpg |
i like it, i think all i would do is darken the background at the top or even just crop it out
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That is one nice shot. I tend to agree with kazuya and suggest you crop off the visible background. Well done. Your orton effect is just enough and no too much.
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Thanks a lot, kazuya and Bynx! I darkened the spot and also cropped the picture. I appreciate your taking the time to comment and suggest improvments. :)
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Very nice. Good job VV
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the seconfd addition does look better ..... a good shot and use of the orton
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Very nice take! The effect is very good in this darkish setting.
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Thanks, simple and Walter!
Yes, Walter, it looks darkish. But the house was actually bright as day when I took it. I was fiddling with my new flash not knowing how to set it properly. Thanks to my goofiness with new technology without it I would not have known about this neat flash-photography technique! :) |
I like it!!!
can you explain what the Orton effect is???? |
i like the lighting and the softness. the crop helps out alot. well done.
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