The results are quite good. Who is the model?
Jerome,
Results quite good: it’s gratifying, I am sure, for Will to hear your positive impression. he’s devoted much thought and effort to this and even worked through the night a day ago!
I’ve been following his every step, first over the phone daily and then seeing the results with you here. His of how flash workings is impressive!
He points out that it’s the camera, of course, that does all the light measurement. Godox, with its camera-MFR-specific controller, collects the metering data from the preflash. So Will’s system lapels for any modern camera that can use a Canon Macro lens.
So far I have routinely use the AF Canon lenses on Canon Eos, Sony A7 and Fuji GFX series cameras!
More fabulous than that is the ability to add extra Godox-triggered groups of flashes to light different elements of a scene.
So one can use the ring light for the model and then a group of strobes for the distant street b.g. to the right and another set of you wish for some part of a building behind and above the subject.
Or a band on a stage can be lit with lights on either side for the back ground drums, keyboard and guitars, while the lead singer is lit perfectly from the ring flash!
Amazingly we are dealing with 400 volt flash tubes, that can be meted to the versatile Godox power “brick”.
As a refinement, Will has built in two powerful 0.5 Watt LED focusing lights.
As to the Model, Jérôme, that’s just the person who turned up following Will’s casting call on Model Mayhem. To get such a model, they have to be sufficiently impressed with the photographer’s portfolio.
Obviously, Will was able sufficiently impress this great fellow!
Asher