VR Models - Part 1

[lu_fc2001]

hi guys...first thanks to Zique for the last minute posting that the venue changed to Cineleisure....attached are some shots i took,,actually i almost chickened out last minute when i saw all the sifus there with the solid equipment with the flashes decked with all sorts of filter upon filters upon diffusers etc etc..and me with my k100d and built in flash...must get a proper flash for pentax..even if it is just for show!!! :redface:
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the rest u can see at
i. http://www.flickr.com/photos/sttan/sets/72157602764534133
ii. http://www.flickr.com/photos/sttan/sets/72157602761828570
iii. http://www.flickr.com/photos/sttan/sets/72157602764172533

any c&C...this time i swap lense between my kit lens 18-55 and my 70-300 pentax zoom. Am reallythinking of getting the tamron 18-250 so that i dont have to changes my lenses again and again..else i have to get another camera :D

[shinchan^^]

the flash is very harsh though

[jackyyong]

Great models! Wish I was there! :P

Anyway agreed with shinchan. The lighting is harsh. Since your gadget is limited, there is one thing that you can do. Post-processing. PP can do you wonders in bringing up some under exposed shots that you have and those harsh lights.

[funkiller]

Nice !

Some PP is necessary to get the pic more appealing IMO. The last 3 pics are underexposed and not to my liking ler.

[ShutterClicker]

I shot some there also ..but with a diffuser on the built in flash . Perhaps u can use a plastic white medicine bag with some stuff tissue over your built in flash to diffuse and produce a softer flash on your model shoot.

[Mavik]

The photos could use a tad bit of sharpening and the shots seem underexposed (the last 3 posted pictures)