Until yesterday, I never thought of using flash gels. All I cared was the colour temperature on my subjects and not so much the background. When shooting indoors with incandescent lights, I never saw a problem with the background being a little orange. It adds some warmth to the picture. However, after chatting with a work colleague, I think I will give gels a try now.
The idea with the gels is to make the effective flash light output (which is daylight balanced, naked) similar to the ambient light and with the camera's white balance set to match the ambient light, everything (and not just the subject) would be well balanced. The next time I do indoor shooting, I will remember to bring the gels with me.
Invasion of What?
What are these bugs? I've never seen them before. I saw them at my parents' place the other day. Lots of them in soil or grassy areas.
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What are these bugs? I've never seen them before. I saw them at my parents' place the other day. Lots of them in soil or grassy areas. -
A local Zellers store is having liquidation sales of everything in the store. I was browsing through some electronics the other day--not pl...
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This shot was taken with the D7200 from inside my car. I had to pull over quickly and I didn't have time to think about the settings. I ...
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