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Tag Archives: A simple lighting set-up
At the “Studio lighting jam session” at the Barebone Studio, Saujana Impian Kajang last week…
We would like to thank all who made it at the “Studio Lighting jam session at the Barebone Studio on the 11th September 2011 lah. As per the previous “studio jam session”, let me let the pictures do the talking … Continue reading
Posted in A simple lighting set-up, Gears, Photography, Ted Adnan Workshops & Outings
Tagged A simple lighting set-up, direct flash, direct flash versus bounced light, Flash Photography, portable flash, softlight vs hardlight, studio lighting, studio lighting effect using portable flashes, Ted Adnan Studio Lighting Workshop, umbrella versus softbox, umbrellla, wireless flash photography
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At the Muslianshah’s ”All Star” Island PhotoSafari 3rd~5th June 2011 Pt.2 (aka “Direct Flash Pun BOLEH!”
At the Muslianshah’s ”All Star” Island PhotoSafari 3rd~5th June 2011, I used a mixture of available light photography (about 70% of images made during the trip) and mixing some artificial light (about 30% from the images made during the trip) that … Continue reading
A simple lighting set-up… (aka setting penataan cahaya yang paling sempoi…)
Entry ringkas dalam Bahasa Omputih: Sometimes, contrasty directional sunlight is all you need… A ‘shor’t entry in the Malay language pulak: Tak perlu lampu denyar canggih berjenama Nikon jenis SB-900 atau SB-800 untuk mendapatkan gambar yang chantek, pakai cahaya matahari … Continue reading