Saturday, February 4th, 2012

Garage Shoot

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Last night we had some fun shooting with two lights.  We did our shoot in the garage instead of in the basement. Shooting in the garage for a change was good because it let me get the key light up in the air higher than what I usually get to do in the basement because of low ceilings and that changed everything!

I used an SB800 in a 28″ Apollo soft box as the key light and a SB600 through a shoot through umbrella as a fill.  These were shot with the Sigma 70-200 2.8 at just over 70 and everything was triggered using RadioPopper PX triggers but on manual.  This is one shot out of the keeper pool.

Garage Shoot

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2 Responses to “Garage Shoot”
  1. Pete Zerria says:

    Nice job and subject! Lighting seems a bit harsh and hot to have been shot with a soft box and shoot-through umbrella, also the depth of field seems a bit shallow. Was this what you were going for? Marks on the wall camera left are a bit distracting could that be dust on your sensor?

    Pete

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