Sorrow.

jiro

Another image from our trip to San Antonio, Texas. This one was inside Louis Tussaud's Waxworks inside Ripley's Believe It or Not building. I was really impressed by the detail on the wax figures displayed there. Unfortunately, not all of my shots are that good since the walkway are too small and the lighting is so poor. This was lit by one spotlight and it caused my first shot to totally have that awful orange cast. To make up for it, I increased my ISO to 400 and then activated the built-in flash on my Nikon D70 and applied a -1.3 EV flash compensation so I can get a more realistic skin tone from the shot. It'd be nice if I have an SB-600 or SB-800 to help me out but I'm still saving for one. Thank you very much for viewing.

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Nikon D70, 18-70mm lens set to 60mm, Exposure at ISO 400, f4.5 at 1/30 of a second handheld, Matrix Metering with -1.3 EV flash compensation applied, Color processed using Lightoom 3.4

black mamba

I'm telling you, Jiro, I never know what to expect out of your quarters.

I can't help you with the SB 600 or the SB 800, but, if you think you can use it, I'd be very happy to make a gift to you of a practically unused SB 24....with manual.

Take care my friend,

Tom

jiro

black mamba wrote: »

I'm telling you, Jiro, I never know what to expect out of your quarters.

I can't help you with the SB 600 or the SB 800, but, if you think you can use it, I'd be very happy to make a gift to you of a practically unused SB 24....with manual.

Take care my friend,

Tom

If you are that serious about the SB-24 I am up for it and would open-handedly accept it with gratitude, my friend. Btw, I still have some surprise images from the San Antonio trip so brace yourself for some shockers, bruddah.