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prime lens owners: how often do you shoot wide open?
Replied Mar. 18, 2009
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Hello,
What is the max sync speed for wireless off camera flashes ?
Do the PWs have a max sync speed limit ?
Thanks
Fantastic photo, what lens did you use ?
How do you do your sharpening ?
Awesome photo and editing.
Great shot, gorgeous girl. I like her smile.
Another incredible photo.
Great lighting setup.
There is no limit for your talent.
Can this lighting be done with remote flashes ?
A group dedicated to those using Capture NX.
Great photo, keep up the good work.
What lens did you use ?
Great photo, is she this beautiful in person ?
What lens did you use for this photo ?
Great photo.
Keep us the good work on the Flash site, thanks a million.
What is your recommendation regarding the SU800 vs: SB800
to trigger remotes, and with the best setup ?
Great photo, excellent preparation, you're the best.
What is your opinion regarding the Nikon SU800 and advantages ?
Is it better to use a SU800 or SB800 to trigger a remote ?
Beautiful photo, I love your your portfolio.
What lens did you use for this great photo ?
Great photo, and effect, you have a great imagination.
For this photo how did you trigger the flash from the camera ?
Do you ever use internal flash to trigger your stobes ?
Nice
Profile Information
- Gender:
- Male
- Hometown:
- Pittsburgh, Pa
- About Me:
- Nikon D300 user
- My Equipment
- Nikon D300
- Contact:
- lorince2@yahoo.com
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Comment Wall (29 comments)
- At 8:06pm on May 20, 2009,
Riaz Ahmed said…
- nikor 18mm to 135mm shoot in raw format than canvert to JPEG
- At 6:55pm on May 13, 2009,
Henry said…
- Hello Ray, thanks for your comment on my most recently added photo.
The lighting was in studio, just one softbox on a side and a white reflection wall on the other for filling light in the shadow. So classic portrait lighting, no trick at all. You can get the same effect when you use a system flash on a side, so not on the the camera. Also at a window but with no direct sunshine in it.
- At 8:55pm on April 24, 2009,
Liliput said…
- hello ray! thank you for adding me as your friend and comment on my photo of the Taal Volcano. You have such great collection here. Looking forward for more. ^^
- At 8:17pm on April 11, 2009,
Vincent LEUNG said… - thanks
- At 8:17pm on April 11, 2009,
Vincent LEUNG said…
- i used NIKON AFS 17-55mmf2.8 ED for 'garden fish pond'
- At 6:30pm on April 6, 2009,
Frank said… - thanks for the comment on "horizon" Ray, it was actually my old point and shoot digicam years ago just happend that the subject/cloud was splendid that time. enjoyed viewing your photos really awesome.
- At 5:43am on April 6, 2009,
Matt Dittsworth said… - Thanks, I took the picture of the deer near Craig, Colorado last year. I appreciate the time you took to look at my photos.
matt
- At 9:38pm on April 4, 2009,
Eagle Photo said… - Thanks for the comment. I used a Canon 100-400mm stabilizer lens.
- At 5:33am on April 4, 2009,
Aodius said… - Thank you for your comment. I used a Tamron 70-300mm F/4-5.6 Di LD Macro lens, cheep telephoto lens. Great portfolio.
- At 4:01am on April 4, 2009,
Lauren said… - These photos are wonderful, I hope in the near future i'll be able to do the same.
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Nice too..... :-) (but it seems your lens has not been clean, when I look at the background, well, the spots is easy ro remove)
Have you used any edit program??
Beautiful shot
nice one
Beautiful shot
lovely macro
Beautiful shot
great macro
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