This is the result, untouched except cropped out some of the crap in the room lol
I was quite impressed with the result for a flash shot, and the total lack of shadows etc. What do ya think
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Double flash
by chris Hodgson » Fri Mar 05, 2010 8:08 pm
Just having a play with indoor flash, and had an idea (more than likely well known) Using onboard popup flash (set at lowest level), and my jessops flash unit on hot shoe bouncing from above, but set to slave mode.
This is the result, untouched except cropped out some of the crap in the room lol
I was quite impressed with the result for a flash shot, and the total lack of shadows etc. What do ya think
This is the result, untouched except cropped out some of the crap in the room lol
I was quite impressed with the result for a flash shot, and the total lack of shadows etc. What do ya think
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Re: Double flash
by chris Hodgson » Sat Mar 06, 2010 4:11 pm
By ek, didn't think the result was so shite that nobody would say awt PMSL.
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Re: Double flash
by tenchy » Sat Mar 06, 2010 6:42 pm
Nice pussy 
Might see if mine can do that, sounds like a plan.
Might see if mine can do that, sounds like a plan.
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Re: Double flash
by chris Hodgson » Sun Mar 07, 2010 9:17 am
Tried it on a few subjects now, and it seems to fill in any remaining shadows from the bounced flash really well. I have to pull the flash unit back slightly on the hot shoe, to give the popup flash space to come right up, but only about 2-3mm.
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Re: Double flash
by tenchy » Sun Mar 07, 2010 7:45 pm
Had a quick look at mine, but don't think the pop-up can with a flash on with mine.
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Re: Double flash
by Bri » Mon Mar 08, 2010 4:16 am
Yeah mate can work well if you get the balance right...which i seldom do
Some external flashes I saw in a mag have two flash tubes...one throws a little light forward while the main one can be bounced off the roof giving a similar effect from on camera.
Some external flashes I saw in a mag have two flash tubes...one throws a little light forward while the main one can be bounced off the roof giving a similar effect from on camera.
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