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Originally Posted by b0ss
hi there,
After seing this video YouTube - Strobist Technique: Cross-lighting with Wireless Strobes , I found the result quite promising, being able to black out the background. I have a SB600 and on camera flash(D90); could I still be able to get the desired effect, or does the lighting has to be as shown in the video?
Is there an actual technique to blackout the background like shown using a flash?
Last but not least, I have been wondering how the white balance works, when shooting in broad day light using a flash: why do we need to set the WB on Flashlight and the day light is not taken into account?
Thanks for your help,
B0ss. |
Both light sources need to be off camera to work:
Ambient(daylight) is controlled by shutter speed-flash by aperture. Out doors you could use your sb 800 and the sun as the two light sources.Ken