mike_douglas

Possibly a slave flash to light the marble wall? <p>

Maybe am incandescent light dircted at the wall placed low?<p>

If all else fails retouching via photoshop?

Did I miss something? I can't find the 10d on the <a href= "http://www.canon.de/pro/bda/fot/eos/"/a>list.

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This is not an official answer,just a suggestion.

Am I hearing that there is a market for post processing digital images for profesional wedding photograpers just as film labs opened up to take the burden from constant film shooters?<P>

Is there truly a market or is it just a bother?

One solution is to hang up a white bedsheet at about a 45 degree angle to the subject and fire the flash off camera using a remote or cord. This will create a large lightsource and soft lighting which is excellent for portraits. You will need to do a test for the amount of light that is lost through the sheet if you don't have a flash meter.

 

I know of a very good Profesional Portrait Photographer that can use a bare bulb,white sheet and a mirror and get a Merit winning image. When you use a bare bulb, the light is very dim and I would recomend a flash unless you are in a studio environment.