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figura para hacer el flash extender largo 20cm , ancho 12,5 cm altura 9cm , hay dos medidas diferentes la de 9,7 y 12,7 porque estos lados van por encima de la de 9 cm ,una vez que lo tengan dibujado hagan unos cortes con un cutter en las lineas marcadas todos los bordes despues pasar el cutter levemente por las lineas del centro ,las de 20 cm como si cortaran la mitad del carton para poder doblarlo , abajo no hay medidas solo el numero 1 y 2 porque esa medida va a depender del modelo de flash que tengan el tamaño de la cabeza del flash , las dos lenguetas de carton que sobresalen abajo con el numero 2 una va arriba del flash y la otra abajo , en los bordes le puse un plastico en angulo para darle un poco de firmeza y el interior esta forrado con papel aluminio ese de cocina primero lo arrugan despues lo estiran y se pega , se arruga para que la luz sea uniforme , si lo colocan asi tal como viene puede crear reflejos
There's a clever comment that could be made about this photo, but nothing's coming to me right this minute. So I leave the discussion open to anyone who wants to take a crack at it.
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Another one from the Field Museum in Chicago. September 2008.
I've tried trice before to get a ring flash- one was got from ebay but was advertised wrongly so would not work on my camera and the other was very cheap from Poland and didn't work properly either. Today, my sigma one arrived- second hand from ebay again, but fantastic! I have only had 5 minutes in the garden with it- I was focussing on the bug here deep inside the tulip - a shot I never could have got on a windy day before hand held. i'm looking forward to getting some better shots with it!!
Little (flash photography) hack.
You've probably got them lying around the house somewhere.
Those brackets that come with 2€/$/£ led bicycle lights.
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Ad from Dutch photomagazine 1970 : " Sensor cameras don't like inaccurately exposed flash pictures" .
From the text : The Optima 200 and 500 sensor cameras are equiped with automatic flash control : when the flash unit is installed, the correct exposure time is selected automatically ( there is a small lever in the hot shoe) . The lens opening follows the distance chosen .
Nikon D7500
AF-S DX 85mm ƒ/3.5 Micro
CLS (Optical) Triggered via built-in flash/Commander
SB-5000 (Camera Right) + Westcott Apollo (28") - TTL
SB-5000 (Camera Left) + Bare - M @ 1/8
Some test shots from the Nikon CLS LIVE MODEL Booth at the Glazer's Photofest 2017. I had a blast meeting everyone.
Oggi vi mostro come utilizzo il flash della 40D in fill-in per scatti in controluce, spero che vi possa essere utile!
Canon 40D,tamron90mm, f14, iso320, 1/20, treppiedi, flash 40D diffuso, scatto remoto.Se volete informazioni dettagliate su come ho realizzato lo scatto... il tutorial lo trovate sul mio sito a questo indirizzo : www.laspinaphoto.altervista.org/Tutorial/Tutorial2/index....
my husband arrived home from england tonight right before the fedex truck with my birthday present. i could not wait until tomorrow (my actual birthday) and it was the 600 flash for my D100!
i can take pictures at night now. it is a whole new world.
this is the first shot. i CLEARLY have not read the book, but i am impatient.
my husband looks really tired here. he is a doll to let me post this.
This was done for a comparison between Flash and xCode/Interface Builder iphone development. See the adjacent pictures...
large size: www.flickr.com/photos/danzen/4426553668/sizes/l/
Superheroes and Frisbee Golf; the Flash: Photo 5
To the Flash's joy, the Frisbee hit the hole dead-on, it was going to be a hole-in-one! But just as he began to jump for joy, he realized the consequences of his super-speedy (and fiery)throw: the Frisbee was going too fast and too hot, and instead of being caught with that perfect "ching" of the chains, it cut straight through, severing the hole in half and leaving his smoking Frisbee in the grass. "Maybe," the Flash thought to himself, "I should just stick to cross country."
See more details about this build on my website at: boyandbricks.blogspot.com
Direct flash has harsh contrasts and harsh shadows. The bounce off the ceiling has good tones but casts a shadow across the eyes. The diffused technique has less harsh contrasts and eliminated the eye shadowing, but still has some harsh shadowing around the ear.
As succeed using SB-900 speed light last night, i am still excited in using it through the night out tonight. The speed light was keep flashing my balcony just now. There are another reason why I captured myself today. I found there was a good foundation from Biotherm!! It was a small pack as gift when I purchased other products from Biotherm Homme. The color fits me so much!! You could tell from my face!
NOTE: I didn't do anything on the file by PHOTOSHOP or other software!
camera info: Nikon D90 | 50mm | ƒ/1.4(1.4G) | ISO 200 | 1/40s — Handy
Designed by Jeremy Shafer
Fold by me(PAN.Hang)
from 64x64cm paper, no cut, no glue,
wet-result, some waterproofing work
I finnaly made it, this one was not easy to go, but it was worth to fold and you should try,
or you can try some Easy Flasher Hat on Jeremy's flickr page
Finally got a decent enough picture of lightning after a very active storm rolled through Tuesday evening. It was quite a light show! I figured out how to use the clone and heal tool in Photoshop to remove the blurred out city lights.
© 2016 Antoine H
Did a quick flash diffusion test with my Tamron 90 lens at 1:1 of a test subject using my normal coke can diffuser on a bracket mounted 430Ex vs using a diffused Opteka 600 twin macro flash ( shot here www.flickr.com/photos/lordv/5577399335/ ). Far prefer the light from the single diffused flash with it's much larger ddiffuser head.
Flash session with Dylan van der Meij (Flysurfer/Jobe/Lip/Lifely/Versus) in Barra do Rio, Brazil on 14 November 2014
From the barrel of my Sig Sauer.
A friend fired my gun while I took the shot on tripod, a 3 second exposure, just long enough to capture the flash.
www.sigsauer.com/Products/ShowCatalogProductDetails.aspx?...
Shutter speed = 1/4000
Aperture = f20
Iso = 100
Slave Flash Power =1/1
Photo taken on Date and Time (Original): 2009:01:31 11:21
Middle in the day.
VALing with Hanna to create Yoli's 12th birthday album
Strobist: Gelled SB800 on boomstand and brolli
Set up 2 430EXII Speedlights
With moss green flash gel to Kasie's left.
ExpoImaging Rogue FlashBender Large Positionable Reflector with
Large Rogue Diffusion Panels to Kasie's right.
Model
Kasie Van Ruler