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The downside of sharing on flickr! Meni Steps 223 Farley 2013 by ChurchillPhoto, on Flickr

That's love! :clap:

A nice set of photographs, made me smile!

The 360 afd has had some compatibility issues with some canon cameras.

Most will. If you have one light, use a reflector. This is a two light solution :thumbs:

They don't have a 100% acceptance rate much the same a Jessops and Jacobs who used no flash at all. This is simply a guaranteed acceptance process. Correct. Guys this is not a, you must do it this way and all others are wrong. It's a way.

For a general portrait yes, but the light is better controlled by having two light sources for an even shadowless image as required by passport control. I prefer two light portraits, don't forget it's subjective so I'm not saying that's the best way, just one I enjoy. It's what I like not...

It was just having a funny 5 seconds, during the actual shot I moved over to SU-4 fireing as the trigger was playing up. It often does, I don't rate the Hahnel Combi TF :shake: But that said depending of face shape you may wish to have one brighter than the other in small steps for an even...

Pleasure just hope it's a help to anyone! :wave:

My wife with her new toy from Samsung! Snow walk 028 with Sam by ChurchillPhoto, on Flickr Snow walk 004 with Sam by ChurchillPhoto, on Flickr

I really should change that pic :thinking:

Just thought I'd see if people might be interested on how I light this type of shot. Two speed lights set at about half power (may vary on some flashes) and diffused via two elinchrom umbrellas. One over head one under chin. ISO 200, F8 or 9 ish and 1/125th. Keep focal length past 50mm on FF...

:lol: that's a winner! Here's Steve he works with me.. :cuckoo: They're not all pretty these togs you know! :nuts: by ChurchillPhoto, on Flickr

Finally a new contender! Normally it's a pic of camera gear (best way to get hits on Flickr, pretty gorl or lost of really expensive gear! Snow walk 004 with Sam by ChurchillPhoto, on Flickr

29 views for this!? This way up? by ChurchillPhoto, on Flickr