URGENT HELP NEEDED TODAY! in Portraits & Fashion Posted April 14, 2005 I've just been asked to do some promo shots for a major rock band tomorrow night before their gig. There are 4 of them, it will be in their dressing room or other backstage area and I don't expect lighting to be great. Kit is Nikon F100, 17-35 f/2.8-4 or 28-70 f/2.8, Fuji NPZ 800 film, SB28 flash. If the light is too dark to handhold without flash I start worrying - I've only ever used the flash for slow sync in concerts, but this needs to be simple static TTL fill flash, not slow sync. If I want to work at f/4 for example, A mode gives wild weird readings, so I have no clue how to set this up so that I get fill flash into their faces without either blowing the highlights, or reducing the background to a dark mess. P mode gives 1/60 at f/7.1 but I don't need that depth. Also, how to angle the flash head!?!??!?! I can't mess this up - this is a one off chance and I have no time or opportunity to run test rolls... Please help!!! I'm panicking!!!! Neil
URGENT HELP NEEDED TODAY!
in Portraits & Fashion
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I've just been asked to do some promo shots for a major rock band
tomorrow night before their gig. There are 4 of them, it will be in
their dressing room or other backstage area and I don't expect
lighting to be great.
Kit is Nikon F100, 17-35 f/2.8-4 or 28-70 f/2.8, Fuji NPZ 800 film,
SB28 flash. If the light is too dark to handhold without flash I
start worrying - I've only ever used the flash for slow sync in
concerts, but this needs to be simple static TTL fill flash, not slow
sync. If I want to work at f/4 for example, A mode gives wild weird
readings, so I have no clue how to set this up so that I get fill
flash into their faces without either blowing the highlights, or
reducing the background to a dark mess. P mode gives 1/60 at f/7.1
but I don't need that depth. Also, how to angle the flash head!?!??!?!
I can't mess this up - this is a one off chance and I have no time or
opportunity to run test rolls...
Please help!!! I'm panicking!!!!
Neil