A few studio shots

coolcat · 17th February 2018, 11:51

Had the pleasure of taking some images of this lovely model yesterday

Untitled by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

CC9J6706-3 by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

CC9J6700 by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

CC9J6712 by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

FLYING BANANA · 17th February 2018, 12:28

I like the 4th shot.

hrissim · 17th February 2018, 18:19

Tne first one - speaking, magic eyes - the countenance, WOW, I'm down....

coolcat · 23rd February 2018, 16:42

Just finished editing this image from last weeks shoot

CC9J6712 copy-2-3 by Jeff Cranwell, on Flickr

Seanalf · 1st March 2018, 14:16

How did you light for the 4th shot? I'm looking to do some like this, would appreciate a tip or two

coolcat · 1st March 2018, 14:26

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Originally Posted by Seanalf

How did you light for the 4th shot? I'm looking to do some like this, would appreciate a tip or two

Hi Sean,

It was in a lit room with the model a good few feet from the rear wall.
She was sitting on a chair holding a reflector in her lap.
The camera was set to shoot totally underexposed in the room lighting and then using a remote trigger a single speedlight was used mounted on a tripod firing into a soft box.
This was the only source of light used on the model.
It was positioned slightly above the model in front and to her left. It was directed downwards to bounce off the reflector the model was holding.

Hope that makes sense?

Seanalf · 1st March 2018, 14:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by coolcat

Hi Sean,

It was in a lit room with the model a good few feet from the rear wall.
She was sitting on a chair holding a reflector in her lap.
The camera was set to shoot totally underexposed in the room lighting and then using a remote trigger a single speedlight was used mounted on a tripod firing into a soft box.
This was the only source of light used on the model.
It was positioned slightly above the model in front and to her left. It was directed downwards to bounce off the reflector the model was holding.

Hope that makes sense?

Perfectly! I've picked up 2 Neewer NW-985 flashes that will operate remotely with my 7D and I was thinking of doing some more head shots etc (when I can get a volunteer! The wife has done a couple for me and I've got some reflectors to experiment with. Softbox maybe the next purchase

Forgot to add, what did you use to mount the speedlight onto the tripod? Is there an adaptor?

thomas 75 connie · 1st March 2018, 14:47

Great pictures Jeff you surely do have a special talent. Id be happy if some of my pictures didnt come out blurry

coolcat · 1st March 2018, 14:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by Seanalf

Perfectly! I've picked up 2 Neewer NW-985 flashes that will operate remotely with my 7D and I was thinking of doing some more head shots etc (when I can get a volunteer! The wife has done a couple for me and I've got some reflectors to experiment with. Softbox maybe the next purchase

Forgot to add, what did you use to mount the speedlight onto the tripod? Is there an adaptor?

The tripod was a lighting tripod, not a camera one and it has a clamp on it to allow flash and umbrella or soft box to attach to it.

Can't tell you off hand what the make was as they were taken at my camera club using their lighting equipment and wireless triggers.

coolcat · 1st March 2018, 14:48

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Originally Posted by thomas 75 connie

Great pictures Jeff you surely do have a special talent. Id be happy if some of my pictures didnt come out blurry

Plenty of light and a steady hand.....you'll be fine Thomas

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