It was a very cold and blistery afternoon, the day I was scheduled to shoot Dr. Shi. I had envisioned something outside on the campus, as it is beautiful, but elected for the boardroom next to his office instead. He was a very generous fellow, however I didn't want to consume much of his time. I planned on two similar setups, one with a long lens down the length of the table, and one with a short lens over the width of the table. Dr. Shi was to stop by twice, for just 2+ minutes each.
I used 3 Canon Speedlites and the ST-E2 wireless adapter: two kickers attached to stripboxes, and one with a reflective white umbrella as the key. I generally never have great luck with the ETTL, so I manually set each strobe. As promised, it only took a couple of minutes, though Dr. Shi was nice enough that I think he would have stuck around all day.
4 comments:
Great post! thanks for sharing Patrick
Hey Patrick,
I love the time lapse videos! Quick question, what strip lights are you using here with your speedlights?
Thanks!
-Erik V
DIY strip lights, Erik. Fun stuff! I may post a how-to... or patent them... hmmmm....
Thanks for writing!
-patrick
I have got to start video taping . . . these are awesome! I love it!
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