Studio like shots.

[logic_nguyen]

My 1st time doing something like this.

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Those numbers are my bday. 03/14/89.

C&C please.

[logic_nguyen]

here is the simple set up i used

[racerxwannabe]

are you sure this is your first crack at this? ...

i like the dice...

...pork pies are also tasty

[logic_nguyen]

lol yeah, i just got that White Board, so i finally have a chance to play with it...but it is not a first time using Strobe... i'm have experience with lighting for a while.
so it didn't take me long to get it right.

[slingshot]

Nice, very pro looking shots. Goes to show what I really learned last thursday. I'm attending a photo-class and last thursday we got to play around with some studio equipment. I knew intellectually that the onboard flash was inferiour to studio flashes and external ones in general. But last thursday I got to see and feel it with my own eyes. The difference is just enormous. Can't wait to get my hands on a speedlite of some sort.

[nambiker]

wow awesome shots what lens did you use for pics? oh and camera settings? i may have a go as well...

[logic_nguyen]

You guys should try this ! let me know how it go!
it's very simple.

I used my nikkor 35mm f1.4 ( but u can use just any lenses )
i think the flash is set to 1/32 power
shot i at f5.6 and f4 at some case(like the dice )

[Ivan Manko]

I just spend quite same time expecting the first picture to "load" without realizing that it was actually a border. (Yes I do have a pathetic 13" screen). Nice pictures.

[Jiko]

here is the simple set up i used

That setup picture is great! Gives a good idea of how to build a "mini studio"

[Tomis]

Lovely composition on the first playing card shot. It appears you use your on camera flash in combination with the speedlite? You have a double shadow (one specular, one diffused) this is almost always a no-no. Other than that everything looks fine.