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<blockquote data-quote="Revet" data-source="post: 264294" data-attributes="member: 17612"><p>Thanks to all for the input. Let me rephrase the request I made. I am currently playing around with indoor portrait photography with off camera flash using either just the speedlight or the speedlight off camera and the on camera flash (set to manual) for fill if needed. I wanted to try these techniques out on the family (and woofers). Since my dogs (and wife and kids) have the patience of a gnat (photography is my passion not theirs!!), I won't be able to keep them around long for a lot of shots. With the equipment I have, what would be a nice starting point for lighting???</p><p></p><p>In addition, do all those cool techniques (Rembrandt, split, butterfly, wide, narrow, etc) work well in group shots as they do in individual portraits?? Hope that is clearer.</p><p></p><p>Maybe I just need to pay my kids $10 bucks a piece to sit for me awhile and go nuts with the camera. A box of biscuits for the dogs would also help</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Revet, post: 264294, member: 17612"] Thanks to all for the input. Let me rephrase the request I made. I am currently playing around with indoor portrait photography with off camera flash using either just the speedlight or the speedlight off camera and the on camera flash (set to manual) for fill if needed. I wanted to try these techniques out on the family (and woofers). Since my dogs (and wife and kids) have the patience of a gnat (photography is my passion not theirs!!), I won't be able to keep them around long for a lot of shots. With the equipment I have, what would be a nice starting point for lighting??? In addition, do all those cool techniques (Rembrandt, split, butterfly, wide, narrow, etc) work well in group shots as they do in individual portraits?? Hope that is clearer. Maybe I just need to pay my kids $10 bucks a piece to sit for me awhile and go nuts with the camera. A box of biscuits for the dogs would also help [/QUOTE]
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