Time is always in short supply during a wedding day and one way to maximise the time you do have is with smooth shot to shot transitions. This is an example of two quite different shots and how we transition from one to the other.
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May 15, 2008
LOL 4 bodies just lying there to kick around… funny! Good shots at a simple set-up!
September 15, 2008
Leaving cameras on the ground is a no no, dirt, dust, boots, trip, ouch.
October 29, 2008
Stofen on your flash outdoors? What are you bouncing off of, the clouds? Lose the stofen outdoors and save your batteries.
October 31, 2008
Thanks for the comment harfordsports but we prefer the slightly more diffused light that you get from using an Omnibounce, even outdoors, plus leaving omnibounces on the flashes all the time has the advantage that your able to see that they are firing much easier when your using them remotely off camera. Good quality mih 2700 batteries and lots of them ensures we never run out of power.
October 31, 2008
Unfortunately you are not getting softer light. Softer light is created by enlarging the light source in relation to the subject. The stofen’s spread the light all over the place. Outdoors, with no walls or ceilings to bounce back onto your subject, you are wasting all of that, and the exact same size of the light source is hitting your subject. You will have the exact same results without the stofen outdoors, except you will need less flash power to do so.
October 31, 2008
Theres always something to get bounce off even outdoors, whether its people, walls or other random stuff and like I said, battery power has never been an issue for us so were happy to just leave them in place and not worry about taking them off and putting them back on, if you also shoot weddings I am sure you can appreciate how hectic they are so one less thing to worry about is nice.
November 15, 2008
yep said in one lets look pros by running around etc etc
January 23, 2009
Stofen is not a bounce device it is a bare bulb diffuser
April 27, 2009
A must hear wedding song is “These Rings” by JD Entertainment. “These Rings” takes you on a wonder filled journey, touching the romantic in all of us.
Where can you purchase “These Rings”
“These Rings,” by JD Entertainment is available online at the following locations: iTunes U.S., iTunes Australia/N.Z., iTunes Canada, iTunes UK/European Union, iTunes Japan, Rhapsody, Napster, eMusic, GroupieTunes, Amazon MP3, Lala, Shockhound, and Amie Street
August 4, 2009
What cameras where they using?
August 4, 2009
We were using the 30D and 40D back then, but use 5D MKII’s now. Thanks for the question.
August 13, 2009
Love the colors of those photos, what settings were those or did you use ps or lightroom?
August 18, 2009
Do you have a website or blog I could visit?
August 25, 2009
1:03 that was close! = )
anyway, thank you so much for sharing this!
October 9, 2009
This is great. Now I know how to shoot posed, underexposed shots as well. Thanks guys!
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