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About LinkBacksRecently bought my first reflector... here is an a b shooting against the sun...
the little bugger was so grumpy i didn't end up with any keepers... but these show the difference a reflector can add to your images..
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Recently bought my first reflector... here is an a b shooting against the sun...
the little bugger was so grumpy i didn't end up with any keepers... but these show the difference a reflector can add to your images..
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Despite the model not co-operatingthis is a good demo - thanks!
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I should mention the shot left was using fill flash, the shot left was using a gold reflector and fill flash...
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Originally Posted by Travis
ahhhh - okay then...um then the demo is less effective, as it's harder to tell what %age is flash and what %age is reflector. I definitely SEE the effect of the gold reflector in the smiley shot.
Nice subtle use of fill flash in the non smiley shot then...
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