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Old 01-01-2007   #56 (permalink)
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Default Re: The Rules Of Good Portraiture

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Originally Posted by Benji
I use a fill light rather than a reflector because the photo cells on my hair light, and kicker light at times, depending on how I feather my main light,* will sometimes refuse to "see" the main light flash and not fire.*
A peice of reflective tape around the optical slave solves the problem. We just made that modification to my assistant's monolights as a matter of fact.
It's all about control.

I don't use a fill light because the light because a reflector offers more finite control.
It's simpler, easier and faster to use, but it's certainly not the only way to fill.
A fill light works too, and I used it for many years....but the reflector has many advantages over an extra light.

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