Saturday, January 5, 2008

January 6

Yummmmmmmmm pudding :)

I tried today work on capturing catch lights today.
Any tricks to getting them indoors when it is dark out?

24 comments:

jordan.krogman said...

Hmmm. . . I guess if you don't have a flash, getting your subject as close to a light source (window) as possible might be one option. I've gotten addicted to my flash lately and can get really great catchlights with it in the dark! :) Maybe someone will have other suggestions. . .

Anonymous said...

Cute photos! I agree with the above poster about a getting close to a light source for catchlights!
Cari

Liz said...

Your little guy is so cute and I love the composition on the 2nd photo. I would suggest trying out your flash because not only will it give you some catchlights but it will also allow you to bump up your shutter speed so you can get sharper focuses.
I have had some moderate success with putting a piece of scotch tape over my on board flash to cut the harshness of it.

Bobbi said...

Super cute pics...I am no help with the catchlights though cause I don't know how to achieve them w/out my external :)

Katie said...

I'm not sure about the catchlights but the 1st pic looks like a pudding commercial :)

April Michelle said...

Sorry I can't comment on the catchlights...but just wanted to say your lil' man is a cutie pie and the one with the spoon just looks so sweet....

Sharon said...

I think you did pretty good.

Val said...

Cute photos!

Danielle said...

Your boy is so cute. The pictures are a little dark but still cute.

Margaret said...

Love that spoon-in-the-mouth shot. Very descriptive.

Jess said...

He is so cute! I think you did get catchlights. What was your shutter speed in these? They look a little blurry to me. It's so hard to get the ss high enough indoors, especially on dark and gloomy days like we are having lately! Thank goodness for my flash!

Anita said...

Too cute! Looks like you've gotten so great pointers here!

Michelle said...

he's a cutie. as for indoor catchlights if you don't have a flash or its dark you can use a white foamcore board or a reflector. it'll show in the eyes too.

Tomboymama said...

I am taking note of your comments too, as this is something I do not know. I am not adept at shooting indoors in low light with or without flash. Your little guy is a cutie.

Anonymous said...

Your little guy is a cutie.

me said...

I agree with all the above comments. It is really hard to get great catchlights in limited light. Cute captures.

Unknown said...

I can see catchlights...but yeah...windows or bright lights are the best ways....but I can see catchlights in these....THat first picture is cute! :)

Stacey said...

Very cute! Thanks for asking about the catchlights when it's dark, I've learned a lot from reading the comments!

bcgal00 Rae said...

Great photos. Don't know much about getting catchlights so enjoy all the answers.

Tera Fraley said...

Ahh not so good at catchlights, dont think Ive ever gotten them. Cute pics though, adorable little guy.

Becky said...

You got some good advice here. He's a cutie-I hope you don't mind my saying so, but his hand looks kind of weird in the second photo.

Tori said...

You got some catchlights! I agree with Jess... they do look a little bit blurry (moreso on the second one). But they are cute none-the-less! I have no clue how to get catchlights without an external flash when it's dark and gloomy... and I'm really just starting to get the hang of getting them with the flash!

Ashley Hiskes said...

What a cute guy! You got some great CC here for catchlights.

Kristi said...

Oooh...candles!! Fun shots!