Using a GN of 32.
Flash at full power.
Flash at full power.
In hindsight this one is a little underexposed, but based on the GN this should have been correctly exposed. Possibly I was a little further than 2m away...
Flash set to 1/4 power.
The next two are much better exposed than the first one. I'm guessing this is because more natural light was entering the camera with the wider aperture.
I fiddled around with different backgrounds for this task, and while the powerlines kind of annoy me, this was the best I could do in my backyard with the sunlight coming from behind the subject.
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| ISO100 250th @ f16 |
Flash set to 1/4 power.
The next two are much better exposed than the first one. I'm guessing this is because more natural light was entering the camera with the wider aperture.
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| ISO100 250th @ f8 |
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| ISO400 250th @ f16 |
I fiddled around with different backgrounds for this task, and while the powerlines kind of annoy me, this was the best I could do in my backyard with the sunlight coming from behind the subject.
Task 2
Direct flash.
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| ISO100 250th @ f22 |
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| ISO100 250th @ f11 |
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| ISO100 250th @ f11 |
Whoa...
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| ISO100 250th @ f8 |
In the series above I think it's safe to say that direct flash doesn't work in this setting at all. I prefer the flash bounced off the wall, rather than off the ceiling.
And the coloured wall is just weird.....
And the coloured wall is just weird.....
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