@ingrid01 Here you go Ingrid! As promised the best of the failures
Peter @pcoulson thank you for sharing your 'how to' set up, which I followed. Now I need to learn what each of the settings on the flashgun do, rather than rely on trial and error.
you should get a stick or two of incense, any 'flavour' you want, you lit it once and blow out the fire and it will just keep spewing smoke then you will have a lot of smoke to photograph. no need to blow the candle each time. aces on this shot.
Brilliant effort Jackie worked out very well,Fav my flash was set on M at 1/16th and 35mm, just play with to output strength 1/1 being full flash strength looks like its just right how you have it:)
@pcoulson thanks Peter, I played with flash strength and distance. Wish I'd made notes of what worked!!!
@dkbarnett I'm pleased with it thank you @kjarn fluke and chance @happysnaps flukey!!! @mmazlin many thanks @amyk I wouldn't go that far, but I'll take that!! Thanks @ljmanning no control over the smoke shape @grammyn affinity helped! Thanks Katy @wendyfrost thank you Wendy @denful I was pleased too, thanks Denise
Peter @pcoulson thank you for sharing your 'how to' set up, which I followed. Now I need to learn what each of the settings on the flashgun do, rather than rely on trial and error.
@summerfield can't bear the stench, so only use those in garage, which is a bit full of dighy so no room
@jacqbb thank you
@koalagardens thank you
@carole_sandford no control over smoke shape
@phil_sandford thank you
@salza I was pleased with the shape
@wakelys need a garage?? After March!
@will_wooderson you think? Thanks Will
@tinley23 many thanks
@anniesue did it all by itself!!
@dkbarnett I'm pleased with it thank you
@kjarn fluke and chance
@happysnaps flukey!!!
@mmazlin many thanks
@amyk I wouldn't go that far, but I'll take that!! Thanks
@ljmanning no control over the smoke shape
@grammyn affinity helped! Thanks Katy
@wendyfrost thank you Wendy
@denful I was pleased too, thanks Denise
@cdcook48 many thanks