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LovittGirl, my self-portrait and modeling gallery [link] LovittCreations, my photography gallery [link] Please show respect for nude models in your comments.
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LovittGirl, my self-portrait and modeling gallery [link] LovittCreations, my photography gallery [link] Please show respect for nude models in your comments.
That's basically the same way I use the light-metering on my D3. Doesn't the lighter areas end up over-exposed, or are you just careful to light up the face enough? Cheers
The Metering is spot, Manual mode, with a 39" deep Octa on a strobe with one diffusion panel - it's a very even and smooth light - Don't usually have a problem with anything blowing out.
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Well done,
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Passionately exploring the visceral relationship between camera & subject.
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LovittGirl, my self-portrait and modeling gallery [link]
LovittCreations, my photography gallery [link]
Please show respect for nude models in your comments.
small model meets tall photographer with wide-angle lens.
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LovittGirl, my self-portrait and modeling gallery [link]
LovittCreations, my photography gallery [link]
Please show respect for nude models in your comments.
With people it's usually aimed at the face (or eye).
Does that answer your question?
Ric
Cheers
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