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Originally Posted by spectrumphoto
An iPhone is not going to give you enough light out put and the longer the exposure the softer your subject will be seeing that it is a person and people can not hold completely still unless they are dead. Thats why still guys use strobes mostly instead of hotlights with people. Also an iPhone will not give you a proper color temperature with its light output.
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I'm mainly worried about everything you've mentioned here besides the iPhone being too weak - I know that raising the ISO will increase the intensity of the light, but the color temperature is the problem here. Chances are if I go this route, the background which is going to be lit by street lamps will be ORANGE
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But I guess that's why we piece it together so we can individually treat the photos?
Here's the EXIF info for the photo -
- Camera Model - Ixpress 132C - Hasselblad H1
- Creation Software - Adobe Photoshop CS2 Mac
- Shutter Speed - 1/405 sec (
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- Lens Aperture - f/17.8
- ISO Speed - ISO 100
Take a look at the ISO and shutter speed. That's impossible to do in the actual night environment without a strobe. I may have to get a traditional light-bulb lamp to light the subject and put the strobe behind the green drape.