MORE CONTRAST!? you guys are crazy!
Sandy Feet:
Setup was:
- 1 x hot
model in stunning dress
- 1 x city overlooking the river
- 1 x d200 on tripod
- 1 x remote studio strobe with soft box (however, you can probably get the same result just using a speed light.
Settings:
Because you are trying to expose the city with a Long shutter speed, and teh
model with the strobe you need teh camera on the tripod.
Set the camera to a highish iso... i used iso400, and a low apature.. in that picture is was 2.8.
Meter for the background, and then take a picture... you'll notice the
model/forground will be in complete shadow. We use the flash to bring the
model/forground to an equal exposure. Be carefull tho ISO400 and f2.8 it won't take much for the forground to be over exposed. Just play around with the flash positions and power till you get a well exposed histogram.
The shutter speed in the night ones were pushing around 1-1/2 seconds, but don't worry too much about motion blur in the
model, as the flash duration is only 1/1000 of a second or something similar and it should freeze motion, but try and keep the
model still so you can keep the detail in the hair and stuff.
I hope this helps explain it a little better
