
03-18-2009, 08:33 PM
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Bad at explaining
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Join Date: Apr 2008
Location: Auckland , New Zealand
Posts: 5,917
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Originally Posted by low-wattage
Here's another interesting thing to try: Put your camera in manual, pop it on a tripod, set for ISO 100, 8 seconds at f/22 [if you can go to f/22, if not wiggle the exposure around] and, having your subject remain dead still, take your SB800 in hand, walk to about 45° of him and pop it once, walk around to his back side on the opposite side, again 45 ° off and pop that flash again.
So, ISO 100, 8 seconds, f/22, 1 pop full power at 45° front left, 1 pop full power at 45° rear right. Make sure he stays absolutely still between the two pops. =) Its kinda cool. If he moves, youve just wasted 8 seconds =)
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nice post.
i've been wanting to try that actually.
i was planning to just hit the test fire button.. is that how you would do it? thats 1/16th power on the sb600 i believe
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