Quick outdoor strobist Zdzwoniłem today with my friends Martin and decided to jump on few minutes in the outdoor setting to test several lamps. Since me and Martin arrived a few new toys, we want to see how it operates outside the comfortable studio conditions.
Pobłyskaliśmy solid, which put the effects below. Overall, I have to admit that Nikon reporter lamps, but which are much more convenient than the big studio belongings with generators, to seek advice. Nikon SB-80DX quietly illuminates the immense beauty Disha 70cm in diameter (of a honeycomb). Of course, in bright sunlight such a set would not have written down too well (but honestly ... how often we have to shoot in bright sunlight?)
Last heavily to expand my kit ROAMING lighting. With four powerful lights can already do really interesting things. Until that such a set weighs less than a studio head, not to mention the generator, without which the study błyskawka outdoors, unfortunately, will not work. In addition, small light reporter is everywhere, giving a really interesting possibilities (you can bury the lamp in various places and get a cool light with no problems tripods włażącymi the frame, etc.)
I'm a big fan of a decent studio lighting. You still have to save and carry on your back as little as possible ... if you can do something small lights, why not ... especially since the strobist technique goes forward in a galloping pace, and virtually every day, there's some new and interesting solution. If the implementation of the session is not needed enormous power, then calmly and with great pleasure that we can be "obskoczyć" reporterskimi lights.
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| Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40/4L, ISO 100, F4.0, triggering Yongnuo RF-602RX, Beauty-Dish 70cm + Nikon SB-80DX, the rest of the lamp "naked" |
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| Canon 5D Mark II, Lensbaby, ISO 100, F4.0, triggering Yongnuo RF-602RX , Beauty-Dish 70cm + Nikon SB-80DX, the rest of the lamp "naked" |
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| Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40/4L, ISO 100, F4.0 , triggering Yongnuo RF-602RX, Beauty-Dish 70cm + Nikon SB-80DX, the rest of the lamp "naked" |
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| Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40/4L, ISO 100, F9.0, triggering Yongnuo RF-602RX, 2x Nikon SB-80DX, bare burners |
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| Canon 5D Mark II, Canon 17-40/4L, ISO 100, F9.0, triggering Yongnuo RF-602RX, 2x Nikon SB-80DX, bare burners |
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