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TangentsPlanetNeil en FrançaisMay 29, 2008The pages on this website that deals with on-camera flash photography have just been translated into French by Melina Barrals. ~ PlanetNeil en Français ~ Melina thank you for the hard work on this. Hopefully your efforts will affect and help inspire other non-English-speaking photographers. The French translation joins the other translations of this website: Chinese - translation by Tom Lan
even higher than before …May 24, 2008
This was a first for me – a couple who high-five each other after the first kiss! My settings : 1/100th @ f3.2 @ 32oo ISO. Yes … 3200 ISO. I couldn’t use flash and I needed a hand-holdable shutter speed with the 70-200mm zoom. Even though it is a stabilised lens, I do need a shutter speed that is fairly fast to stop any movement. (Or stops movement enough.) So why this photo?
tuesday nightMay 14, 2008
a club in Manhattan on Tuesday, past midnight Canon 1D mk3, Canon 50mm f1.2 // 1/25th @ f1.2 @ 32oo iso
Filed under: personal work,single images — Neil vN @ 4:40 am
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straight ahead …May 11, 2008Here’s a question that comes up often in emails I receive: Do I use a diffuser of some kind outdoors or do I just use direct flash, with the flash in the straight ahead position. The simple answer is that yes, outdoors I most often shoot with my speedlight straight-on with no diffuser or light modifier, especially if I only use my speedlight for fill-flash.
But then again, the answer is not quite that simple – so let’s take this back a few steps:
Filed under: flash photography,technique — Neil vN @ 8:05 pm
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world in motion …May 5, 2008
This image from the recent photo-session with Amy and Nick in Manhattan received a number of comments and questions about the technique. The basic camera settings for several sequences of images here, were 1/20th (at f8) and 1/10th @ f11. The image above was one of a sequence at 1/20th. But there’s more to it …
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