After the last couple of days I really don't need an outfit for Halloween, I am an absolute Zombie!
10 hours in the car in 48 hours and working in between!
After work yesterday I drove down to my sisters for Halloween but really could not move so gave my 13 year old NIece my camera to go and get some snaps after setting the camera up in manual to roughly match the light in the house and the flash...
Considering she doesn't have her own camera I'm impressed, a couple of her 'snaps'....
For some reason when shrinking the images down they aren't as sharp as full screen but full res on my screen all of the eyes are crystal and pop...
TheNissanMan wrote: After the last couple of days I really don't need an outfit for Halloween, I am an absolute Zombie!
10 hours in the car in 48 hours and working in between!
After work yesterday I drove down to my sisters for Halloween but really could not move so gave my 13 year old NIece my camera to go and get some snaps after setting the camera up in manual to roughly match the light in the house and the flash...
Considering she doesn't have her own camera I'm impressed, a couple of her 'snaps'....
For some reason when shrinking the images down they aren't as sharp as full screen but full res on my screen all of the eyes are crystal and pop...
Might be your hosting.
When the last candle has been blown out
and the last glass of champagne has been drunk
All that you are left with are the memories and the images-David Cooke.
The camera was direct albeit with a Stofen stuck on it...
The compositions weren't to bad although alittle cropping might have been done here or there. In reality there wasn't too much PP needed on these at all which was surprising
TheNissanMan wrote: The camera was direct albeit with a Stofen stuck on it...
The compositions weren't to bad although alittle cropping might have been done here or there. In reality there wasn't too much PP needed on these at all which was surprising
Ah, mate... the Stofen is designed to increase light scattering from bounced flash (45º up)... so many people use them for "softening" direct flash, but the size of the light source is the same so the hardness of the light is basically the same as if you used direct flash.
I assume you were using it tilted up 45º... right?!
TheNissanMan wrote: The camera was direct albeit with a Stofen stuck on it...
The compositions weren't to bad although alittle cropping might have been done here or there. In reality there wasn't too much PP needed on these at all which was surprising
Ah, mate... the Stofen is designed to increase light scattering from bounced flash (45º up)... so many people use them for "softening" direct flash, but the size of the light source is the same so the hardness of the light is basically the same as if you used direct flash.
I assume you were using it tilted up 45º... right?!
Your niece has a good eye well done to her and well done to you letting her use your precious camera.
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TheNissanMan wrote: The camera was direct albeit with a Stofen stuck on it...
The compositions weren't to bad although alittle cropping might have been done here or there. In reality there wasn't too much PP needed on these at all which was surprising
Ah, mate... the Stofen is designed to increase light scattering from bounced flash (45º up)... so many people use them for "softening" direct flash, but the size of the light source is the same so the hardness of the light is basically the same as if you used direct flash.
I assume you were using it tilted up 45º... right?!
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