Here is a disparate set taken with different cameras and at different times to show how a one light on camera can get good results.
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| Canon 10-D |
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| Canon 5-D |
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| Nikon D-700 |
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| Nikon D2-H |
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| Fuji S2-Pro |
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
The candid portrait
I do not like the so called "studio portraits." and whenever I had to do them, I always tried to emulate a one light with reflector set up; one that mimicked that north window light effect. The reflector was needed as film or digital needs it in order to compensate for it's lack if dynamic range.
Here is a disparate set taken with different cameras and at different times to show how a one light on camera can get good results.
Here is a disparate set taken with different cameras and at different times to show how a one light on camera can get good results.
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