| Nikon
SB-800 with GF Lightsphere II CLOUD, without dome |
Direct
flash, head straight forward, now with a Lightsphere
CLOUD but without its dome on.
The
Lightsphere keeps on diffusing the light plenty but, still
not
what you may want to do for a close-up portrait.
Only
shoot straightforward and without dome when in exteriors. |
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With
the flash head with Lightsphere at 60 degrees, the very
apparent shadows in the previous shot fade a lot this time;
however contrast decreases.
A
bit
hot at the top for a shot at this distance. Not recommended. |
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Light
is much better when bouncing from the ceiling straight upwards
at 90 degrees with the Lightsphere diffuser.
Almost
perfect, even with no dome. The
shinny spot at the top of the vase is almost
completely gone.
The
color of the vase in that area simulates a fair complexion.
So this shows when the CLOUD works at its best. |
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Comments
The
GF Lightsphere II does its best at diffusing flash
light when with its dome on and at 90 degrees, for short
distances as above. As you can see, the CLOUD works very
well in this simulation of a fair complexion, even without
dome. For greater distances or darker
complexions, the
CLEAR
will
then
be your
best tool for the job.
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