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[Bart the belgian]

This is what I use without loosing any quality from image

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Ok, Thank you. I'm gone try this site. I didn't know this one.

 

[Jack]

Ok, Thank you. I'm gone try this site. I didn't know this one.

It does great job , and will reduce a lot of weight.

 

[nataliaflejszar&Photo]

Bart the belgian do you use Lightroom to process your pictures? There you can ease export prices smallest that are great enough for all using in websites and social medias.. - I do so itsel
I just remember too words of @Bill Edwards about it! You Bill just teached me self time with uploading pictures and keep good quality of it! Thans
And of course the website Jack speaks, but you lost there all info about your image . It's good just for media on the forum

 

[rcorteschile]

Hi, nice pic & colors!
If you use flash, you can balance ISO and aperture. Speed is not important, depending on the ambient light to get some background details. If you use 1/60 will get some details, but if you use 1/!25 or higher the background will be darker. Most importantly, always try to diffuse flashlight. It's a process, you may try different materials and methods until you find one that satisfies you. Also, avoid using extreme apertures (higher than f/16, depending on each lens), as you will start having diffraction.

 

[Helix_2648]

The bug looks good except of the too small DOF. I would suggest to export your pictures as 1:1 TIFF or JPG and scale it to 50% for the forum. That's the way I do it. Or upload with the green upload button to app.pics. There you can post your picture with a size of max. 50MB.

 

[MinitecaPhotographie]

Bart the belgian using a flash, it's not necessary to go so high in ISO. F/13 isn't to closed according to me but it depends on the lens. You may adjust flash power to get much details. Personally I'm using always the same parameters ISO 100, F/11 (best compromise between DOF and sharpness with my lens) and 1/250s to be able to freeze my subject and avoid hand shaking. I only change one parameter regarding the magnification and this is the flash power. Only exception is when I want to do focus stacking and then I use ISO 200 to be able to lower flash power to 1/16th to shoot in burst.

 

[MinitecaPhotographie]

Can you show us your diffuser?

 

[Bart the belgian]

Can you show us your diffuser?

It's made off à Pringles chips tube. I used paprika because I found this more my taste. . On my godox it comes just before my lens as I Bend the flash. I use à sony 90 mm f2.8 and à sony A6000 or sony A7r.

 

[Bart the belgian]

Can you show us your diffuser?

 

[MinitecaPhotographie]

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Thanks. I think that Pringles tube is, as discussed offline with Helix_2648, an easy way to bring the light where we want to. But (yes there is a but) the diffuser on this system still too much small according to me. If I was using this system, I'll cut a bit the tube to be able to place at the extremity a small softbox.