Spanner young fella,
One thing that could be very useful and needn't cost you a penny and that's a reflector (very useful for bouncing natural light).
Just a 2'0" square of white polystyrene or very stiff (no, not that Storm you naughty girl !laugh!) white card.
Myson
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Make your Nuts tighten !!!
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Re: Nikonman and Myson - Cool dudes Both .
Myson, you truly are a font of all knowledge
I shall be going to WH smiths first thing in the morning !bow! !bow!- thanks for the kind tip sir - I also kinda heard on the tog grapevine somewhere that silver foil can also come in handy - any truth in that (wouldnt it be too shiny) ??
I shall be going to WH smiths first thing in the morning !bow! !bow!- thanks for the kind tip sir - I also kinda heard on the tog grapevine somewhere that silver foil can also come in handy - any truth in that (wouldnt it be too shiny) ??
Re: Nikonman and Myson - Cool dudes Both .
Hey Myson, i represent that remark !oops!
so, put you on the spot time hunni, when are you going to shoot me?? !hmmm!
so, put you on the spot time hunni, when are you going to shoot me?? !hmmm!
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Re: Nikonman and Myson - Cool dudes Both .
Yes, tin foil can also be used as a reflector but be aware. Tin foil will give a harsher reflected light than plain white card. This could cause bright "highlights" on the model (just like a mirror reflecting sunlight). Good if that's the effect you want but not good otherwise.
Myson
!oldie!
Myson
!oldie!