Shutterspeed was arround 1/125 the highest a 645 will go.
When I need higher I will opt for the RZ which will sync to 1/400
@Snook,
Could you PLEASE stop with accusing me of things that simply aren't true.
YES I did a session on a car junkyard (several because it's not a minute from my home) but that was way before I saw your shots, also the work I did is totally different except there is a girl and an old car.
But man I think that topic has been done since way before you were born, so don't attack me because some how you don't like me (god knows why).
I always try to act normal, help you out when you have a question and try to be civil.
But accusing an artist/photographer of copying work of others while you know this is BS is just way below the belt.
So please grow up or at least behave.
I'm following you on several fora and one thing is very consistant you are out to put down certain people.
About the so called Dave Hill effect, I used this effect for many years and it's not a dave hill effect (he made it populair) it's simply a mix of HDR like effects, light and highpass filtering.
Also this has been done WAY before Dave Hill and is just a normal technique, which in this case fits this series.
In reality EVERYTHING has been done sometime or somewhere by someone.
There is no shame in being inspired, but being inspired is something else than copying.
I have several photos of mine being copied POSE BY POSE including clothing, props and light, in other words you lay them next to each other and everything is the same (except the quality of the light and model ) if something like that happens to you I understand you can be pissed off, but now you're claiming to have shot the Eiffeltower and everyone else who shoots the Eiffeltower is copying you.
Again I don't know what I ever did to you to earn the wrath of Snook but it's getting very boring.
If I look at your portfolio I can point to several shots that you've done that I did before you but so can everyone......
About being inspired by the way, a while ago you asked on retouchpro how to achieve the double light/color effects, I believe I'm the one who told you with some other guys, and look after that you've been using that technique.....
Does that mean that when I start using it again that I'm copying you
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In fact that technique was also used since the 70's or so, so in fact you're a big copy cat
please grow up, we're all grown man here with a passion and I think most are pros behave like one.
