Most computers tend to slow way down when you’re stitching together 17 D850 pictures. At least mine do. Creating a 6 GB photoshop file is a bit much for most computers.
Erik Holliday and Chuck Rasco gave a workshop where they showed us how to merge together multiple shots with a single flash to create a lighting scheme that never actually existed in real life. Here Jim Holley and I worked on this corvette as one of our test cases. We used my Flashpoint eVOLV 200 to overpower the sun.
While I was stitching this together, I decided to play with one of the shadows to see if I could produce a believable effect. I was thinking about Matt Hill at our Bryce Canyon workshop.