HELP! I shot a nightmare of a wedding for me personally…
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HELP! I shot a nightmare of a wedding for me personally, as I was struggling immensely with the lighting situation.
Here was my situation, I was well aware that I would be shooting in a low light indoor setting. I brought my flash attachment in preparation for that! What I wasn't prepared for was the fact that there were NO white walls for me to bounce the flash off of (I did not have a MagMod). The ceilings were wood and the walls were all painted with some funky designs. So my biggest struggle was that the skin tones were looking orange. I did use Kelvin for WB, but overall I was just struggling so hard. What are some tips or tricks you may be able to share for situations where I am in low-light situations, with lots of wood around to prevent orange skin-tones. Also feel like the flash wasn't helping with the orange situation at all, if anything it made it worse.
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Here was my situation, I was well aware that I would be shooting in a low light indoor setting. I brought my flash attachment in preparation for that! What I wasn't prepared for was the fact that there were NO white walls for me to bounce the flash off of (I did not have a MagMod). The ceilings were wood and the walls were all painted with some funky designs. So my biggest struggle was that the skin tones were looking orange. I did use Kelvin for WB, but overall I was just struggling so hard. What are some tips or tricks you may be able to share for situations where I am in low-light situations, with lots of wood around to prevent orange skin-tones. Also feel like the flash wasn't helping with the orange situation at all, if anything it made it worse.
#hobby
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