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Topless Model Shots
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Thank you everyone 
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Thank you everyone, very kind of you to look and comment 
No HDR was used, just speedlites. And the addition of the "oil paint filter".
No HDR was used, just speedlites. And the addition of the "oil paint filter".
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Thank you
This is the basic setup, showing the two photos (hopefully the image shows up).
The Speedlites were two Yongnuo YN568EX's and I used three Yongnuo YN-622C wireless triggers (camera and lights on manual).
The left Speedlite in each shot was mounted on a stand.
The right one I had to hand hold, I lost my hot show mount, so couldn't mount it.
Both shots used focus stacking, so it was just guess work where I repositioned the the right speedlite after I'd refocused the camera for each shot.
The first shot, I used a 24-70 and the second a 70-200.
The oil effect is just the Oil Paint filter found in Photoshop CC (maybe in CS6 as well).
That's just sliding the sliders until you get a result you like.
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Thank you very much for your reply.
Just purchased a 565ex so helps me to understand the ways to get the best from it.
Think i really need to get the off camera system too!
I didn't realise each photo was a stack of multiple exposures though. Works really well.
Something else for me to play around with
My pleasure
Check out this site's lesson section for tips www.photoflex.com/pls
I'm glad I raised a titter
Only because you have a dirty mind
It was a model and it was topless
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Thank you to everyone
You've made them my most popular photos ever.
You'd have thought it, the promise of T&A would effect viewing numbers