Using Nikon’s Creative Lighting System, Nikon Ambassador Cliff Mautner shows viewers how to create studio-quality portraits outdoors.
Nikon Behind the Scenes: Flattering Family Portraits
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10 responses to “Nikon Behind the Scenes: Flattering Family Portraits”
Thank you Cliff. Learned a ton from your videos. If I may ask, you were at 200mm on the 70-200, how far away were you from your subjects?
the SU 800 would be SOOOOO much better if it wasn't IR. line-of-sight wireless is outdated.
Cliff, You referred to getting your proper ambient exposure. Was this exposure taken off the wedding dress, or overall exposure from the screen by zeroing the meter?
I want to know where I can buy that stand for flash, thanks.
I actually like the first shot better
Why someone would use a diffusor box on his flash when shooting outdoors where there is absolutely nothing to bounce the light off of will always remain a mystery to me. I can only imagine they hate batteries. 🙂
It's quite interesting to see you still use a D7100! Do you find that the IQ is up to par with the D4S during the day? I'm only asking because I own a D7100 myself.
Cliff, how do you handle white balance in these situations when mixing cool shade light with warmer speed lights?
JPEG, really?
Light is to harsh for my taste softbox will be nice..