 Bryan A. Coleman |
using flashes at a wedding
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Paul Tobeck |
Check out Gary Fong's website, he sells a unique diffuser called the Lightsphere. A couple of my wedding photographer buddies use it and swear by it for on-camera flash. It's inexpensive and worth checking out.
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Bryan A. Coleman |
thanks Paul, you rock!!
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BetterPhoto Member |
My flash system includes a flash grip and Lumiquest Promax bounce system. I always mount my flash on the grip when shooting weddings. The Promax system can be used in several variations from the 80-20 bounce frame (20% of the burst aimed directly at the subject, 80% at the ceiling) to a white bounce card (100% of the burst directed at the subject). It also offers a silver bounce card (great for highlights), a gold bounce card (very good for warming effect), and a diffusion screen ( softens the burst). all fitting neatly in a wallet. The grip is a matter of choice, but I swear by the Lumiquest system. Have fun and keep shooting,
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Bryan A. Coleman |
Believe it or not I bounced my last batch of pics at a wedding I did this past friday night and I was floored by how well they came out. I will definitely check into that system. You know, we need something simple and quick when we do those weddings. Your a blessing Mark. Bryan
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BetterPhoto Member |
Have fun and keep shooting,
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