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Thanks Rob... That gobo pattern is based on an example

Jun 28, 2020,14:25 PM
 

that I saw in a how-to lighting book as well as "Rosco Standard Steel Gobo #7721 - Breakup (Small)". It's possible to purchase a variety of "professional" gobos (~ 40mm) for around USD 15.00 each, but easy enough to make from cardboard... All in good fun ; ) Casey

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"the Flash"...

 
 By: cshimokita : June 27th, 2020-20:34
and I am not talking about Jay Garrick (1940~1951) or Barry Allen (1956~). I must admit that I am not a big flash user... enough to know that (for me) I need to dial in a little negative flash compensation when using Canion E-TTL and that I prefer to do f...  

Thank you so much for this helpful article, Casey. I will test all that! [nt]

 
 By: amanico : June 27th, 2020-23:52

You're welcome Nico...

 
 By: cshimokita : June 28th, 2020-06:03
A few test shots and you're sure to get the hang of it... Casey

I will, this summer. [nt]

 
 By: amanico : June 28th, 2020-06:31

Well done. That gives it a more interesting natural light look. [nt]

 
 By: robmks1 : June 28th, 2020-08:28

Thanks Rob... That gobo pattern is based on an example

 
 By: cshimokita : June 28th, 2020-14:25
that I saw in a how-to lighting book as well as "Rosco Standard Steel Gobo #7721 - Breakup (Small)". It's possible to purchase a variety of "professional" gobos (~ 40mm) for around USD 15.00 each, but easy enough to make from cardboard... All in good fun ...