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how to shoot in this style?any suggestions

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  • #2
    haz
    Closed Accounts Posts: 313 ✭✭haz


    Sowra wrote: »
    anyone know how to replicate this type of style? eg
    like what type of lighting, shutter speed etc? any obvious photoshop effects?

    It looks like flash, without a reflector for that stark lighting, but plenty of separate flash units to eliminate shadow. Perhaps three lights on camera and 60 degrees either side, maybe a fourth behind the model. Shutter speed isn't an issue (probably 1/500 with all that light), unless you wanted to tone down the starkness and soften it with more ambient and reflected light.

    There was a great Creative Lighting Guidebook included in the box with my Nikon Speedlight that had very clear example setups. It is the first link at Resources for Nikon's SB-800 Speedlight, http://softstonegroup.com/sb-800.html


  • #3
    Sowra
    Closed Accounts Posts: 88 ✭✭Sowra


    cheers haz ill give it a go!


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