Butterflies and silver reflector
DeVil
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A little experiment with silver reflector (50cm)
Backlight is natural and I'm just using silver reflector as a kind of fill light to open the shadows
1.
2. without reflector
3.
4. without
5. and with reflector
Field setup look like this
6.
Backlight is natural and I'm just using silver reflector as a kind of fill light to open the shadows
1.
2. without reflector
3.
4. without
5. and with reflector
Field setup look like this
6.
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Here's another silver reflector test and video clip
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9Pkd6xCQRg
no reflector
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Phil, last 2 frames are the same. The only thing I changed is the angle of reflector and like that you get a different light strength.
Brian, I think you're right. Flash would give similar results but (maybe) reflector provides more natural light than flash.
The problem is that the reflector can be used only in the early morning when the temperatures are low. When the insects are warmed up reflector can only scare them away
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