I am intrigued by this remark that Alex Mustard made in the D600 / D800 field review: "I crossed my strobes back on themselves for this photo, to light this Polycera quadreilineata and keep the light on the kelp it was sitting on to a minimum."
Can you please explain what this strobe position is?
--Rob
Could it be that he was pointing the Strobes inward instead of outward? Using the other edge of the Strobes?
I assume that you would risk more Backscatter that way.
/Erik
I read it along the lines of what Kevin Lee (a master of macro lighting) talks about here and elaborates further at the bottom of this article.
I guess that he pointed the strobes inwards, as in towards his port.
I do this all the time on small stuff. Just remember to have strobe not pointing in to the lens. I use about centes strobe front, right behind far end of port. If u understand
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