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11/27/2004 03:23:53 PM · #51 |
Thank you both for replying.
My 70-200 is f/2.8 through the entire range, it does have great shallow dof, and yes, I very much like the idea of being able to zoom in and out as necessary.
I do not have a "real reflector", but do have a large piece of white foamcore board that I plan to use as my reflector; I hope that it is sufficient.
Chris, I love that shot of your son. I'll play with the 50mm around the house tonight, if the dogs and my husband will cooperate, and see what I get.
I have been very disappointed lately that the majority of my shots are reading "dark" on the histogram, and I cannot figure out why everything I shoot seems dark.
Anyway, thanks for the help!
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11/27/2004 03:25:43 PM · #52 |
white poster board would/might work, and would be pliable so the model could curve it for a more soft bounce.
i actually use a piece of scrap matte board. white on one side, black on the other.
Message edited by author 2004-11-27 15:26:31.
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11/27/2004 03:51:15 PM · #53 |
Originally posted by soup:
white poster board would/might work, and would be pliable so the model could curve it for a more soft bounce.
i actually use a piece of scrap matte board. white on one side, black on the other. |
Thanks for mentioning the mat board, I have a large white mat board, and will try it too. I think I'll actually try to do test shots with both the mat board and the foamcore, and see what looks best.
Thanks, Linda |
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