but how u use single flash is awesome. and and, like the feeling of the wide angle!

haha, thanks. i try to use one sb900 to the fullest. yea, it would look better if there were more flash

I just use ONE SB600 and the kit 18-105VR for all of the shots below.

#1 My friend as a model...


#2 My friends as models...


#3 I'm the one at the back with the Xian China shirt at the back..


This post has been edited by alpha_company: Jan 17 2010, 01:32 PM

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#2 is direct or diffused/bounced flash?

#2 is done with the SB600 near the ground with a normal cap diffuser

nice one la alpha_company, you should try using a umbrella. it really soften the light. you gonna like it

This post has been edited by bunney: Jan 17 2010, 01:37 PM

nice concept bro~! nice image also

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Added on January 17, 2010, 6:04 pmdid some1 say 50mm F1.8???

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This post has been edited by Isepunye: Jan 17 2010, 06:15 PM

thankss ISEPUNYE for making the pic look better...haaa i m even more lazi !!

nice lighting system u got ><!

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yeah...but it is cumbersome and harder to move around.. im planning to buy it later on if i really need it.

Here are some shots using my SB600 and my friend's SB600 with two umbrellas. Again using D90 + 18-105VR. Also without any PP except resize. i need to crop some of the shots below...but forgot and malas repost again..sorry.



This post has been edited by alpha_company: Jan 18 2010, 12:52 AM

nice.... nice....

just for fun..

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if that shot was purposely made for use in adding a caption in that space, realllly nice shot!

dont know what to write...any ideas?

the lighting effect from umbrella is really nice
but yeah... really troublesome to bring it here and there during shooting

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guys can i ask something about nikkor 50mm 1.8 does it hav problem with d90? sometimes the pictar i 'tembak' somehow turn out not so sharp and quit blurry at a time and sometimes it sharp like 18-105 vr

i assume u using aperture 1.8. when u set it aperture too wide (1.8) u must careful with ur focus point as the focus point tend to be really shallow. just a little miss focus will resulting OOF easily (to me i said not sharp on subject i dnt know others). for daily or fast, try to set F4.

Did you recompose after getting a AF lock? The other time when I was using f/1.4 I got quite a number of slightly OOF pictures when I used the center to AF then recompose.