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21win sarankan aku menggunakan flash diffuser untuk tema-tema tertentu.
but can't afford a flash diffuser, so made it by my self.
wah para photographer pasti pada protes nich, ampunnnn
Spent the day yesterday at the Pittsburgh stop of the "Flash Bus" tour with Mr. Strobist himself, David Hobby, and world famous photographer Joe McNally. I can't say that I learned a great deal (which is good I guess) but it is always inspiring to see these guys at work. Well worth every penny.
This was taken with the Nikon 10.5mm fisheye and de-fished in DxO Optics Pro. I also used this as a bit of a Photoshop experiment since it was a pretty drab day.
I've never before seen flash lightning this sustained or widespread . Shot looking east from San Diego. This lighting was going before an hour pre-dawn walk and still going after the end of the walk. A tremendous amount of energy release.
Hurricane Hilary is forecast to arrive with wind and rain tonight. This lightning could be part of that system.
A good possibility these flashes are the "sprites" recorded by an astronaut aboard the ISS, associated with hurricane Milton and Florida, at
earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/153422/sprites-camera-ac...
These are tiny (under 4 inches) Godzilla vinyl figures from Bandai in 2002, 2003 and 2004. Flash Mob is meant to be fun but I saw some kids in the States use it to grab and steal in a flash…. Terrible!!
Made from a cardboard box, aluminum foil and wood glue. It is designed for two flashes to be placed at either end, but only one flash is used in this photo. The backboard of the ring flash consists of three layers of cardboard glued together for extra strength. The front panel and side panels are just just one layer thick.
This is my Flash micro hero I made. I have already made a Superman based off his appearance in the upcoming movie Man of Steel. This is what I think Flash would look like if he ever had his own movie or if there was ever a Justice League movie.
Who remembers Flash's field off Bradford Place in Penarth. Now built over by retirement flats. Once a favourite playground behing the ymin woods.
Para compor a imagem, usei o flash para a exposição primária do objeto e, em seguida, uma lanterna piscante de cor vermelha para contorná-lo. A ideia foi tentar simular um circulo de fogo ao redor do objeto.
Eu não gosto de tirar fotos normais, por isso testei no meu amigo uma técnica nova. Mandei um flash repentino em seus olhos e gostei do resultado. Ele deve estar vendo estrelas até hoje, mas ... (A propósito ele tem fotos bacanas no site dele, visitem: www.henryhingst.com/)
Experement from DIYphotography.net
Bright sunny day
Subject sat on bench
Yongnuo YN560 on the floor at full power aimed at face triggered by cheap radio trigger
Fstop 22
After three days walking past the community chalkboard with all the Flash Player fandom, I couldn't resist drawing a small comic-book Flash logo.
This scan by Mente Petreski features a "laptop" as communication device of Ming's forces. Original art by Alex Raymond.
Two DIY flash modifiers I made today. One is a simple mini-softbox similar to a previous design. It differs in that it's made from foam core and uses white cloth as it diffusing material.
The other is a new design.
Alcohol bottles are a commonly used to create DIY diffusers. But this one is a little different.
It's a large sized round (cylinder) bottle made with the same translucent white plastic making it ideal softening/diffusing material.
I built this as though it were a mini-softbox, but with a round opening allowing for the severed bottle to fit snugly.
The "softbox" protrudes about 2.5 from the flash, and the bottle about 2 inches with a 4 inch diameter.
It's sized to fit to a Vivitar 285HV flash, and is held on using Velcro straps.
Materials used:
-empty large alcohol bottle
-black foam core
-black gaffers take
-velcro
-epoxy
-white clothe
-white paint
Tools used:
-matte knife
-ruler
-pencil
-cutting mat
-stapler
-Leatherman multi-tool
-paint brush
Taken in a studio using studio flashes to freeze the action of dancers making dance forms while in the air.
© 2017 Trevor Ager - Brightpix Photography
flash flood waterfall in canyonlands near moab. utah. video. one hour after the video was shot there was not a drop of red colored water flowing.