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Old 02-11-06, 10:36
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Question skim flash

I am reading an article on portraits and skim flash is mentioned. Also mentioned is diffused key light but there are no diagrams just examples.

I wonder what peoples interpretation of skim flash is?
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Old 03-11-06, 20:59
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I am reading an article on portraits and skim flash is mentioned. Also mentioned is diffused key light but there are no diagrams just examples.

I wonder what peoples interpretation of skim flash is?
Stephen,

My interpretation is ........ lucky for me in post 89 link to diagram .http://www.worldphotographyforum.com...5&d=1141577760

If you look at the top diffuser most of its light actually misses the subject which may seem a bit odd, but reflecting some of this back can give a soft light, especially in the case of an undiffused flash being used.

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