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Created by paper sculpture artist, Suhail Shaikh.
Blogged: www.allthingspaper.net/2013/12/paper-sculpture-artist-suh...
Made in Germany , late 1960s . For capless flashbulbs and 15V battery . Exposure calculation table on the back . K=Kabel=cable.(alternative version : M=Mittenkontakt='hot shoe').
'Tully' - sounds like 'tulip' ?
(picture transferred from "Still Cameras")
Well theres nothing flashy about this knackered silent duffer with broken tones lol but clearly the driver likes to put his reg plate on show! Unsure about that headboard too but its a bit big to edit out.
Either way it will be the last time anyone see's her doing out this weekend before withdrawal so i managed one pic of it here quietly drifting past at Townsend Fold.
47830 TNT 20066 & 70014 at East Lancashire Summer Diesel Gala 28/06/2024
Flash Gordon / Heft-Reihe
The Death Trap of Mongo!
cover: Gil Kane
King Features / USA 1966
Reprint / Comic-Club NK 2010
ex libris MTP
Self Portrait - Studio flash effects with a few cheap flashguns, aluminium foil and masking tape, blue glass and stuff. This was a lucky "lighting test" shot, I was setting up to take a picture of my pregnant partner.
KEY LIGHT - key light on my face is an old Sunpak with variable power positioned in front of me and to camera right of me on a shelf just above head height - masked or "snooted" with aluminium foil to keep the light focused the subject (ie me here).
KICKER LIGHT - The additional kicker light behind me is another flashgun of some kind, higher up still, again masked with aluminium foil, to the left and behind me, pointed down.
BACKDROP is a deep red wall, but lit in blue from below with a third low powered flashgun with a deep blue glass filter over it - this is positioned behind me low down.
Five flashes total. SB900 as the main and trigger for four Neewer slave flashes. Found the Neewer flashes on Amazon.com for $7.99 each.
Butler, PA. February 2017.
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Canon 5D Mark II, 24-105mm f/4.0L, flash
Met a couple of guys today for the first time with the intent of doing some proof of concept stuff at a pretty cool location. We came up with some interesting stuff but this was my personal favourite.
Strobist: 430EX, gelled with full CTO in an umbrella on camera right. Lighting the other side of the subject was a bare 580EX II (no gel). The highlight on the wall was from a handheld SB-800 (optically triggered). I can't quite remember the power on the flashes as we were adjusting on the fly. Canon flashes triggered with Cactus V4, post in Aperture 3.1.
Paul Melling
Strobist: Flash on camera in photo (Fujifilm X-T3) triggered using Godox Trigger on Fujifil X-Pro3. Addition Godox Ad200 Flash Camera right.
Soooooooooooooooo....
Because of reasons, Trickster will be the main villain of my Flash story. So he will kinda fill the role of Professor Zoom.
I know some of you might not be happy about this, but don't worry Zoom will still be a recurring and important villain in my series.
Reasons you may ask?
Well the main one would be, I like jokes and writing sarcastic characters. (Main reason I don't try to write a Batman story. :P )
I mean I can write a serious character, and have and will continue to write serious characters. But because of my personality I find it more natural to write funny characters. :P
Reason number two, I just don't really like the whole idea of Zoom. I know he is a really important character in Flash's back-story and overall story, but he is kinda weird to me.
Hope you guys understand where I am coming from. :P
Plz dont hirt mi!
Parked just across the street! How lucky can you get?
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A red light that flashes to alert passengers that the baggage carousel is about to start moving. (4823a)
www.instructables.com/id/Flash-Mount/
For some time now, I've been looking for something more secure than the standard cold shoe setup for my strobes and triggers. I never had confidence on the little cold shoe holders, especially when a using a flash mounted on a hot shoe mounted trigger. I saw a few solutions commercially but they seemed a little expensive for something so simple. I talked it over with my brother and we came up with this.
We started with a plastic kitchen cutting board. It's a very strong material and easy to work with. Once the plates were cut to the desired size, he cut spacers to give room for the thumb screws. Holes were drilled for the various mounts. The version seen here is mounted to a standard umbrella swivel with the cold shoe removed. The plate was secured to the swivel using the original cold shoe screws and holes. Loctite was added to make sure the screws stay in place. The Velcro strap was sandwiched between the top plate and spacer. A layer of dense neoprene foam cut from a gardening cushion was then adhered to the plate. The second version is mounted to a standard brass spigot so that it can be used on any standard swivel.
This feels so much more secure now! There's less stress on the hot shoe of flash and trigger. It just feels more solid. It also places the flash closer to the center of the umbrella for a more even spread of light.
Total spent was about $30 for 4 mounts (two on swivels and two on spigots). All parts were sourced locally except for the swivels which I already had. The ready made ones run about $40 each so it was worth the effort. They are definitely more solid on the light stand then before.
Flash Gordon / Album-Reihe (Sammlerausgabe)
Die Gefangenen des Eisplaneten
art: Mac Raboy
Norbert Hethke Verlag (Deutschland; 1990)
Copyright: KFS 1955
ex libris MTP
First attempts at an off camera flash portrait. Steep learning curve for this type of photography- one i am struggling with, i already see where i have gone wrong on this shot but it would be good to have feedback from fresh eyes so i can improve further.
Thanks.
Update 29.3.2010 To avoid confusion this is a portrait of my girlfriend Nia, not a self portrait :)
thanks for all the advice should have taken my relfector along to soften the shadows, guess i am just going for that off flash look, i did try and power down the flash but it must have reset once it went into a sleep mode, better luck next time.