Flash Photography

overtimedetail

overtimedetail

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Hi guys

My co-worker let me borrow his Sigma EF-500 DG super external flash for my Canon T3i with 18-55 mm lens ( standard )

so here are the results!!

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Please excuse the car being very dirty! as it rained....


Thanks for looking!

any questions or comments are welcome


Franki
 
Very nice. I can't stand most built in flash on cameras. A flash like yours, where you can bounce the light, yields much more natural looking photos.
 
Looks like it does a good job. I have to get a new camera and learn how to use it, lol. My old coolpix doesnt get the job done. Those really bright pics, is that the sun or the flash?
 
A suggestion, if I may - don't aim the flash directly at the subject - take advantage of the ability to direct the flash, and bounce the light against the roof. It'll look more natural and produce more even light :)
 
The car came out great!!

One thing I found helped my flash photography is a simple plastic diffuser. The are molded plastic and ship right on the flash head.

This link will give you an example of the one I use.

[ame=http://www.amazon.com/Sto-Fen-Omni-Bounce-OM-600-Flash-Diffuser/dp/B000HDFXU2]Amazon.com: Sto-Fen Omni-Bounce OM-600 Flash Diffuser Unit: Camera & Photo[/ame]
 
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