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March 29, 2010 by Craig

Flash Exposure and its Variables

When using some form of strobe lighting, there are five basic elements that go into determining the optimum settings for your exposure. Knowing and understanding these variables is essential for any photographer who wishes to achieve accurate, repeatable flash exposures with a minimum of fuss. If you can master these, everything else becomes a matter [...]

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December 3, 2008 by cfimages

Studio Intoxication

Today’s theme image is from a photo shoot on depression. Don’t forget to leave your guesses for the theme in the comments. Hint – it’s not depression. There’s nothing illegal in this shot – it’s a prepped studio shot. It’s not even alcohol in the glass. Strobist – 550ex into shoot-thru umbrella (camera left – [...]

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January 24, 2008 by Craig

Dharma lights.

Some more studio shots, this time of some Buddhist texts, malas and a Guanyin statue. Lighting was a 550ex @ 1/8 camera left into a reflector and a 540ez @ 1/32 camera right direct. RAW files were processed in Lightroom. The dharma text is the 8 Mahayana Precepts in Tibetan.
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