Noise issues.

[hayabusa03rx]

I'd ask for a reshoot. I would NOT give those pictures to a client.

You need faster glass and better equipment if you're going to be shooting professionally.

If you're using Nikon, learn CLS or get yourself some AlienBee CyberSyncs.

You don't need fast glass if your using lights. You'll never need to shoot at f2.8. Hell I'd never go below f5.6 if that's the case I'd just crank my flash power up.

You need fast glass if your shooting in low light.

 

[Davidr]

I have to agree with hayabusa03rx on this one. I have fast glass, but at 2.8 and wider there is very little depth of field. It would not have made any difference in your images. Maybe check out http://strobist.blogspot.com/2006/03/lighting-101.html for some ideas of what you can do with your strobe.

 

[FAL]

That place looks IDENTICAL to Dream, did they shut down and get new management/furniture?

 

[hayabusa03rx]

strobist is awesome for lighting work. I spent days reading up on stuff on there.

 

[e30 gangsta]

its called the fifth dunno frank.

 

[Roly D Sauce]

did u shoot this with the d300? or the other cam?

 

[e30 gangsta]

d300

 

[LowRisksCC MA47]

Hire Roly...shots will come out perfect. :lawl:


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[Mars]

theres a few tricks you can try to help keep the camera steady when shooting at low shutter speeds. burst shooting does help, plus if you pull the camera strap tight with your free hand, it helps steady things