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7 Responses to “Fireworks”

1. Kaufik Anril says:
   December 22nd, 2009 at 13:00:15

   amazing light carl… love it…

2. Carl Gennaro says:
   December 22nd, 2009 at 14:47:25

   Thanks, yea I remember, I was wishing I had sun glasses on.

3. simonsaysscuba says:
   January 19th, 2010 at 14:45:08

   I like your lighting. Have you tried burning the edges of this photo with a filter? I think it may add to the composition, having the center stand out better.

   Incidentally I am shooting the same gear as you: http://www.simonsaysscuba.com/gear how do you like the Nikon D300? The camera is great, however I did experience issues with the YS-250Pro, two of which I already had to repair.

   Cheers,

   Simon

4. Carl Gennaro says:
   January 20th, 2010 at 12:40:26

   Don’t jinks me,,, no problem at all with the strobes or camera. I am using that 250 TTL converter, plus I am shooting with a Sea & Sea Optical Dome Port for Wide-Angle and Fisheye Lenses #30104 so happy I don’t have that plastic dome any more, make so much difference. I agree about the little brighter edges, for some reason when I reduce the picture to fit on here it looses all a lot of punch. My original copy IS brighter. In Print it came out amazing. I love the D300 but waiting now for the D300 in full frame, should have been out this year but didn’t. Then finally it will be like film. What did you have to get repaired?

5. Carl Gennaro says:
   January 20th, 2010 at 12:47:58

   Also for wide angle I am using Tokina 10-17 For reasons beyond me it’s sharper and works with the domes better than the Nikon ones. I have the Nikon but leave them home for wide angle stuff. this lens blows them away. I love. But above was a 60mm macro.

6. Kaufik Anril says:
   January 20th, 2010 at 12:54:11

   Hmm… I was planning to change my flooded Ikelite DS-125 (my second flooded ikelite) to S&S YS-250…. but feel doubt about it after reading Simon’s comment here

7. Carl Gennaro says:
   January 20th, 2010 at 13:07:56

   I love them, best strobes I ever had, I wonder what trouble he had. Have not heard any other people complaining. I used to be a fan of Ikelite strobes but their quailty control just is going down hill.

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