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<blockquote data-quote="Mike D90" data-source="post: 224954" data-attributes="member: 17556">I have posted one of my portraits for critique and here I will post another and just get your general comments.Family comes in for thanksgiving and you have no way or area to set up a portrait area. You snap the best shots you think you can get at the time.This was my first opportunity to use my flash unit for any indoor portraiture. This Sunpak PZ40X flash is not a TTL unit so I had to use manual mode and set the power output manually.&nbsp; I used the Opteka small on-flash soft box attachment and bounced the flash off the ceiling.I was pretty happy with the outcome, at least the exposure, but my aunts house is the typical &quot;grand mother&quot; house cluttered with photos on the walls, items along the fireplace mantel, etc.&nbsp; No good blank space for a backdrop.So give up your comments!&nbsp; Lemme have it![ATTACH=full]60850[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mike D90, post: 224954, member: 17556"] I have posted one of my portraits for critique and here I will post another and just get your general comments. Family comes in for thanksgiving and you have no way or area to set up a portrait area. You snap the best shots you think you can get at the time. This was my first opportunity to use my flash unit for any indoor portraiture. This Sunpak PZ40X flash is not a TTL unit so I had to use manual mode and set the power output manually. I used the Opteka small on-flash soft box attachment and bounced the flash off the ceiling. I was pretty happy with the outcome, at least the exposure, but my aunts house is the typical "grand mother" house cluttered with photos on the walls, items along the fireplace mantel, etc. No good blank space for a backdrop. So give up your comments! Lemme have it! [CENTER][ATTACH type="full" width="60%"]60850._xfImport[/ATTACH][/CENTER] [/QUOTE]

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