Going to the shops with Eva Lim

I know I posted up this post earlier but somehow it’s no longer in my list. I guess I’ll have to start all over again. A whole list of footnotes and stuff all gone down the drain. A bug? Someone got into my account with my super long password that I can barely remember and remove my posts?

Anyway, back to the post. What you get when you have a rainy day, a girl and 2 sets of clothes plus some free time on hand? No, don’t expect any wet t-shirt photos in here. Just a few photos of what I would say is an experimental photoshoot. I will list each photo with a short description of the set-up I used.

1. Escalating effect

Shot with the D300 with the AF Nikkor 50mm glass assist by 1 SB600 working as Slave. Slave positioned at the top right position with it’s strength at 1/1. Setting for Camera is ISO200, F/10 at shutter speed of 1/100sec.

2. Wall of Art(?)

Shot with the D300 with the Tamron 17-50mm F/2.8 glass assist by 1 SB600 working as Slave. Slave positioned at the top right position with it’s strength at 1/16. Setting for Camera is ISO200, F/10 at shutter speed of 1/100sec.

One coming thing from these two photos is the way she stand and her head positioning, just realized the similarity only after I got home but oh well. What’s done’s done.

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hitomi

mike mike, it was kind of out of my expectation from you >.<
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Aug 06, 2009 @ 10:27 pm

but on top of that, thanks alot!!
Now i know what setting you use too…bravo!!
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Aug 06, 2009 @ 10:28 pm

jolene

the last 2 macam sama saja
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Aug 07, 2009 @ 2:45 am

Yatz

wah nice tutorial but..1/1? o.O u always like this kinda effect hor..

Aug 07, 2009 @ 5:25 am

Michael Yip

@Hitomi: LOL

@Jolene: Memang, in fact, the head positioning is all similar. LOL. Just realized it after I reached home.

@Yatz: Thanks, well, got a few mixtures of style I like, since don’t have an umbrella and softbox, at the moment, play around and experiment with this type of stuff first.

Aug 07, 2009 @ 8:54 am