John,
I will definately read up before my next experiment. The girls were about 4
feet in front of the background -- which is all the working room I had. The
only room I could 'tear up' that day was too small. I like the idea of the
light off to the side.
I did have a lot of light coming in from behind me, on the theory that it
would reduce the output of the flash and balance things out a bit -- didn't
help very much.
These were pretty rushed, as you can see. They're willing, but they have
short attention spans. The next time, I'll setup better and let them shoot
each other. Probably let them use a better body than the G, though.
Tom
> At 01:35 9/5/01, Tom Scales wrote:
> [snip]
> >So, here are some pics from it. The leveling is all wrong, so try to
ignore
> >that. I did these in about 15 minutes.
> >
> >http://www.scales.tzo.com/35mm/kids20010903/index.htm
> >
> >Tom
>
> > 3. For posing, which you can experiment with at the same time, see the
> following tutorial on zuga.net:
> http://www.zuga.net/freelessons/JZCH1.asp
>
> You're doing some experimenting I would like to, but I'm lacking a key
> ingredient. The other half absolutely runs and hides when a camera lens
is
> pointed at her.
>
> -- John
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