Melvid

Ah, good to know. Will correct exposure in camera in future. 

Yep, had ro bring the exposure down quite a but. 

Apologies if this is the incorrect place to ask. I'm setting the white balance on an image using the wb sheet but acr keeps saying the area chosen is too bright. I'm in the sweet spot zone and getting frustrated!

Hi Kim, thought I'd post here in case thst helps to find me 🙂

Thank you 🙂. The lights were free as my brother gave them to me as he no longer has use of them so hey ho speedlight  it is for now.

Ah, that makes sense. The studio light is an interfit Venus 150.

17 hours ago, Brian said:

Scientifically speaking, you don't. More info.

Photography speaking, change the angle of your lights.

PS: Thank You for posting in the correct group.

So I changed the angle, position and power of the studio light several times and every time I gave my dog eyes like Frank Sinatra. Gave up with the studio light (with softbox) and went back to a speedlight (with softbox) and didn't have any issues with her eyes. 

Am starting to get a complex. 

I feel rather silly now. Thank you 🙂

Hi Brian,

1st off apologies if I'm posting in the wrong place. I recently acquired studio lights and tried 1 out today with my dog. In all rhe pictures her eyes are blue instead of black. This hasn't happenes in the past when I've used a speedlight. Do you know of a fix for this?