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![]() Hey everyone, Took this photo of some wierd lamps I saw while I was out shopping for chistmas presents. The only thing I changed post process was the color temp, which originally was around 3100 giving it a warm yellowish glow. I personally liked the hard blue (around 2000) instead. Would love to hear your comments. Thanks.
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Canon 40D, Lots of nice glass and way to many flashes and studio equipment (at least my wife thinks ) http://www.urbandecay.dk OK to edit and repost on DPS |
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This is a great capture. The tones of all of complex shadows are all very fluid. I'd be curious to know if there was anything lighting the lamp other than itself and if so what did you use?
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Sony T-1, Canon 40d, Canon 24-70 f/2.8L, Canon 50 f/1.8 (Prime), Tripod, Wireless Shutter Release. http://www.flickr.com/photos/the_alturasian/ Its not how big your camera is, its all about how you twiddle the dials. |
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Sorry for the late reply. Regarding lighting there was a little bit of ambient lighting, but overall the lamps themselves were the only real source of light present. The lamps had only one light bulp hanging inside the center of the lamp. This is what gave it that "vignetting-look".
I'll see if I can post the original picture, but right now christmas is upon us and I'm nowhere near home right now ![]() Thanks for all your feedback. Have a merry christmas everyone (if you're celebrating christmas of course :-) )
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Canon 40D, Lots of nice glass and way to many flashes and studio equipment (at least my wife thinks ) http://www.urbandecay.dk OK to edit and repost on DPS |
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