Yes, you have replaced the big black shadow on one side with two lighter
shadows on each side. One thing you might try as a test- Get a piece of shiny
white foam core board, about a foot square should do. Tilt both T32's up at
most of a 90 degree angle, and tape the foam core board across the top of the
T32's slanting forward, for bounce flash. It should even out your
backgrounds. It will also eat a lot more batteries. What follows is a cheap
ascii art rendition: (use a fixed with font)
+-----------------------+
| |
| |
| | <-- Foam core
| |
| _____ _____ |
+--| |---| |----+
|-----| |-----| <--- T32's
+-----+ +-----+
Front view.
\
\
\
\
\ <-- Foam core
\
\
/- \
/ ------
| | <-- T32
+--------+
Side view.
I have another idea, but I want to try it first before I inflict it upon the
world.
Steve Goss, Dallas Tx usa
"John A. Lind" wrote:
>
> At 01:43 11/6/00 , Gregg Iverson wrote:
> >
> >Now, how about some of the flash bracket?
> >
>
> Gregg,
> Your request has been granted:
>
> Added six more in two rows at the bottom of the gallery from a reception.
> The couple got married in a chapel in Tennessee and held a reception a week
> or so later here. All of them are verticals, used the OM-4 with 50/1.2,
> the Newton flash bracket, and the homebrew twin flash bar with a pair of
> T-32's side-by-side.
>
> http://johnlind.tripod.com/wedding/index.html
>
> The first one of the fourth row has fill flash outdoors. It was a real
> challenge to find a reasonable background around the reception hall. The
> wall of the hall itself was unsuitable.
>
> Revision A of the flash bar had the T-32's separated by a couple of inches.
> Because of the remaining shadow that shows in these, albeit light, I
> constructed revision B of the twin flash bar which has the T-32's right
> next to each other. I'm now constructing revision C of the design, which
> doesn't change the spacing but adds a PC connection, just in case I want to
> run in Normal Auto from a PC cord.
>
> Enjoy,
> -- John
>
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