Bench Babes

I've been wanting to shoot with my crazy concoction for quite some time now! I figured out a way to sync my big studio strobe with my flash at 1250th of a second all the way up to 2500th of a second!! That means I can shoot wide open or close to it in the daylight with flash! I wanted to try it out on my own family photos before I used it for clients. I'm pretty confident now and the results speak for themselves. This was lit with a large PLM camera right. http://flic.kr/p/naPaP8

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Melanie

A head shot with Melanie at the West Seattle studio. It's important to use the same modifiers when matching portraits as they can change the color temperature of your shots. You're probably thinking, "just white balance and you're good!" Problem with that is your if you change the color balance and then use your key for the white balance your will inadvertently change both your hair light temperature and your background temperature. The latter of which you client will surely notice when placing images side by side for something like a website or directory. Consistency is everything! Lit with Interfit ex400 camera right and large reflector camera left. Hair light boomed overhead with gridded striplight to keep spill from hitting background and her shoulders. Another alienbee b800 behind for the background light. Have a great Monday everyone! http://flic.kr/p/fsRXHz