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ooh

when did you get some alienbees?

thats really well done sidd

every time i try to use one light like that, i always f**k it up and put it off to an angle too much and create a huge shadow on one side of their face LOL

Had it for a week and a bit now. Been meaning to buy them for more than a year.

I still havnt received half my gear yet (PLM, softbox etc). So that picture was with jsut a white umbrella. Then my stuipd cactus v4s didnt work for a bit, so couldnt use the other light. So in the end i used just one light source for 90% of the pics. But then the internal slave should have kicked in on the alien bees, but it didnt. Maybe im doing something wrong.

Anyways im in the process of building up a studio:

The backdrop is out only half way. I still got a few more meters in front.

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Well still got lots to clean in the garage and make it look professional. Will get there soon :)

Testing out the beauty dish for the first time:

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Will upload some more pics soon here:

http://sidd-rishi.com.au/blog/

Edited by siddr20
Nice work guys. Been sitting in a few model shoots my mates has been doing, it's pretty interesting work!

Its hard work tho. Apart from lighting, you gotta make sure the makeup, the outfits, the location is all correct. Then gotta make sure the model can pose and interact with the camera propely.

But very rewarding when you get everything right in the end.

Its hard work tho. Apart from lighting, you gotta make sure the makeup, the outfits, the location is all correct. Then gotta make sure the model can pose and interact with the camera propely.

But very rewarding when you get everything right in the end.

lol YES!

there is nothing worse than awkward models and bad makeup :)

is that the actual alienbees beauty dish? or did you make that yourself?

yea who knows.. I have always used a 22 inch, even when i hired out a studio.

This was from a 22 inch: http://www.sidd-rishi.com.au/images/200910...esizeupload.jpg

Anyways i like that black n white pic you posted up above. But however now to keen ont he shadow on the side. What do you think?

So you hire a studio out?

Edited by siddr20
lol, i love how you say that with such confidence

That's because i know ;)

Well Elinchrom - 17" or 27".

Alien Bee - 22" -

Speedotron - 22" -

Kacey Enterprises - 22" -

Profoto - 20.5" - Barely anyone you meet will be using profoto unless you meet pro's (way to exxy!)

Thats about all i can remember off the top of my head.

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