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Groupshow: FLASH
Groupshow with flash sheets made by artists and tattoo artists, from Denmark, Usa, Italy, Sweden, Netherland, Canada, France and England.
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The interactive Light Art installation (B12) by Nathan Yong with OTTO Solutions Pte Ltd for the i Light Marina Bay Festival 2014 at the Helix Bridge.
The date imprinting system of this camera is really vintage. First of all: there is no built-in clock. If you want to take a photo with the current date, you have to set it first. Therefore you have three adjusting knobs on the top, hidden by a small hatch. If the date system is switched on by the red button on the top, you can see the date (year/month/day) in the viewfinder. The highest adjustable year is 95.
On later cameras the date is imprinted from the camera back through the film, this Fujica does it from the front. The tiny box you can see in the upper left corner of the frame is the device for the exposure.
(BTW, I learned something about viewfinders, when I took the photo through it. A macro lens set to a short distance will fail, all you can see is the frame in the viewer. Viewers a built for an eye adapted to infiniy. So I took a wide angle lens, but it didn't work also: such lenses for SLR cameras are retrofocus constructions, so the principal plane is to far away from the viewer. A telephoto lens didn't work also: the angle of view is just to small. The best results with my DSLR I got with a small russian Industar 50-2 (3.5/50mm), you can bring the principal plane very close to the viewer with a decent angle of view.
At last I took the picture with a tiny webcam.)
Flash?! (You might remember a different Flash.) Alas, this was in Manhattan so it's Mercury, Roman god of trade, profit, and commerce. This was at the edge of my zoom on the Tiffany clock atop Grand Central.
Flash Gordon / Album-Reihe (Sammlerausgabe)
Radioaktiv!
art: Mac Raboy
Norbert Hethke Verlag (Deutschland; 1990)
Copyright: KFS 1955-1956
ex libris MTP
Knoopwesp uit het genus Cerceris cross-view version.
Nikon D7100 + AF200/4D @ F4 + 10X Mitutoyo Plan Apo Infinity-Corrected Long WD Objective.
DIY led ring flash + diffusers.
8 leds x 3W Color Temperature 6300 pure white in 4 groeps.
Led current : 700 mA.
Mirror-up mode.
Mirror delay to shutter open drive: 500 ms
Delay leds from shutter full open : 400 ms
Led on time leds:
Groep 1 : 25 ms
Groep 2: 10 ms
Groep 3: 5 ms
Groep 4 : 15 ms
Camera T= 0.5 sec ISO 200.
Sequence speed 1.7 sec/shot ( min time for PC transfert image).
110 shots @ 7 um Zerene Stacker Pmax.
Macro magnification 10X.
setup see: www.flickr.com/photos/fotoopa_hs/14884478534
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Do you got any complaints by your girlfriend said you are not creative enough?
Do you got any complaints by your girlfriend said you are not smart and handsome enough?
Certainly, you may think that it is a stupid thing. I may call my coat to be “Flash Coat”.
After you lighten your flashes on your shoulder, you would get the results.
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Another flash photo of our spring snow. The Sedums looked kind of eerie with their snow cap and the flash. Thank you for your comments and faves.
MS Windows7 10 Simple Flash Clip Editor and conversion App without ffmpeg command HD quality Converting Editing Flash Media Win10 7 download.
Pinhole macro using a light guide and flash. Now I don't need to wait for a super still day to do pinhole macro outdoors.
Probando mi flash Nissin 622 Mark II de forma inalambrica.Coloqué el flash justo detras de la botella de forma que no se viera.
Mi primer retrato con flash fuera de la cámara. En este caso a la izquierda de la cámara, como se ve. Un SB-24 a 1/16 de potencia.
(explored then dropped) After not seeing the sun for weeks we got quite a display leading to a green flash at the very end.
Taken w/ Polaroid SLR 680 and Impossible Project PX 680 Color Protection film.
Flash with mirror-paper snoot aimed above my head and very low exposure (15" or 20"). Used the remote. I was standing in front of a linen tablecloth that served as backdrop and it ended up looking like a texture.
Worked about 6 hours on Flash this weekend, trying to figure out how to place his lighter brindle. This one may take some adjusting after I've added most of the glass on his left side. I just can't get a good idea of it until it is filled in.
Taken in a studio using studio flashes to freeze the action of dancers making dance forms while in the air.
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