Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2005/09/16
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]On Fri, 16 Sep 2005 12:26:29 +0200, Daniel Ridings wrote > Eric, > > It looks like beautiful window lighting. A great source. > > If it isn't and you've manage to create the effect with your own > lighting, hats off to you. > > Daniel > > On 9/16/05, Eric <ericm@pobox.com> wrote: > > I'm interested in any and all comments related to the lighting in these: > > (You can just start at the right and hit the right arrow, too.) > > > > http://canid.com/current/jbm_0509_ab_01.html > > http://canid.com/current/jbm_0509_ab_02.html > > http://canid.com/current/jbm_0509_ab_03.html > > http://canid.com/current/jbm_0509_ab_04.html > > http://canid.com/current/jbm_0509_ab_05.html > > http://canid.com/current/jbm_0509_ab_06.html > > http://canid.com/current/jbm_0509_ab_07.html > > http://canid.com/current/jbm_0509_ab_08.html > > http://canid.com/current/jbm_0509_ab_09.html > > > > I don't remember the last time I used a flash. Before today, that is. The > > ups man delivered a 640 Ws monolight today. Most shots are stopped *way* > > down. f4 or so. :) Ambient exposure was around f1. Diffused through a 5 > > ft translucent umbrella. > > > > Any and all critiques would be greatly appreciated. Can you tell that it's > > a flash? You're not doing me any favors by being gentle. Please tear these > > apart. I'm trying to learn how to use artificial light. :) > > > > Acros 100. Xtol 1:1. 9.5 mins at 20 C. > > -------------------------------------------------------------- Hi Eric, I would not have believed they were flash had you not told me. Nice shots captured to good effect. There is a line (dust in scanner?) running top to bottom midway across the frame. It is more evident in some than in others but I think it's on them all. --Graham