Fun with the softbox
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Fun with the softbox
Here's some photos i took last night using my new softbox. It is a 28" Westcott Apollo made for Speedlights. Flash is a Quantaray PZ-1 DHZ. Still breaking it in and learning techniques but so far I am really happy with my purchase! Special thanks to my friend Liz for being my model for the evening.
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Not bad, watch for the glare on the glasses tho. There's simple tricks to avoiding that... tilting the head down a lil, tilting head at an angle, or even just slightly tilting the glasses (learned this at work
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good stuff!! I have alot of fun with my SB
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Canon 7d * 28/135mm * 50mm 1.8 * 430exII * My Eyes * 16x16 Soft Box * Cacus v4 trigger * ABR800
http://www.flickr.com/photos/damnrican/
Canon 7d * 28/135mm * 50mm 1.8 * 430exII * My Eyes * 16x16 Soft Box * Cacus v4 trigger * ABR800
http://www.flickr.com/photos/damnrican/
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Thank you lol that is one thing i noticed even while i was shooting but i wasn't sure how to eliminate those glares. I moved my perspective and it helped a bit but i was still getting it. I heard glasses can be a pain sometimes, especially with softboxes. I will definitely keep those tips in mind for next time, thanks for the help!
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