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This is a macro photo of a low-voltage halogen light bulb taken with a Canon S5 IS at full zoom (plus approximately 3x digital zoom) using a Raynox DCR-250 macro adapter. This entire coil is less than 1/16th of an inch (about 1.5mm) across.
The camera is running modified firmware (CHDK). This firmware claims to allow for shutter speeds as fast as 1/33,333ths of a second. I'm not sure I believe it , but this photo shows much more detail of the coil than the photos that I took with the camera set to its normal maximum of 1/3200ths of a second.
Shot with available light - one overhead halogen spotlight. Vivienne, a professional model could only look at the light for a few moments so timing was important.
Ph: Luigi Spolverato
Model: Lisa Rizzello
Strobist info:
Halogen lights 2x500w right camera
Halogen lights 2x500w left camera
Bronica ETRSi w/ 150mm MC 3.5 lens @ f/3.5 and Green Tiffen #11 filter. Halogen and Tungsten lighting.
Kodak Professional Tri-X 400 @ 320
Developed 8¼ minutes in HC-110 Dilution E (1:47) at 24ºC / 75ºF; No initial agitation and 4 inversions every 30 seconds.
The negatives have somewhat high contrast. Under these conditions, I recommend 1 gentle agitation every 30 seconds, vice 4.
As the photographer in the family, I have been given the job of photographing items to be sold on the family business website www.thegeniescave.co.uk or on eBay under the name of the_genies_cave. There is quite a bit of variety (if you think about what might be found in a cave belonging to a genie!) and I quite enjoy doing it. This image was taken using a small light tent illuminated by a pair of halogen lamps of the type commonly found in bathroom or kitchen ceilings.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V.
An ordinary halogen blub in my kitchen, shot with a 300D. It's interesting to note the relative strength of each colour.
As Ladder 2 backs out to leave the scene, you can see how the oscillating white halogen light in the middle of the lightbar directs an attention-getting impulse of light over a wide area in front of the truck.
Lit by a 500W halogen work lamp from the left and a 75W halogen flood from the right. I used some black fabric to block light from hitting the screen and camera. The contrast is much better than in the previous black and white version.
2 x TECHNISUB Vega 2 Halogen Lamp. Item is being used only a few times, but in excellent order, super bright, rings in excellent condition. 121 lumen, 16h, 120m max depth.
Price 550,000 IDR each or 1,000,000 IDR for both.
Batteries radially distributed around the bulb axis. Thumb operated switch. Most advanced German technology quartz bulbs. Due to the high pressure Halogen gas filled bulbs, the colour temperature is whiter than that of any other bulb of similar wattage. User replacable D cells can be used including Ni-Cad high capacity batteries as well as Alkaline and Zinc Chloride with the bulb.
The VEGA handle system feature has the advantage of allowing it to be held in any position and dramatically reduces the wrist effort. The centre of buoyancy has been calculated 20/30 mm forward of the weight center, the lamp can be handled without effort.
Unique handle and switching arrangement makes this torch ideal underwater as a main lantern.
Do you remember still the falling stars
that like swift horses through the heavens raced
and suddenly leaped across the hurdles
of our wishes—do you recall? And we
did make so many! For there were countless numbers
of stars: each time we looked above we were
astounded by the swiftness of their daring play,
while in our hearts we felt safe and secure
watching these brilliant bodies disintegrate,
knowing somehow we had survived their fall.
—Rainer Maria Rilke, Falling Stars (trans. A.E. Flemming)
Lighting- One overhead halogen light bulb
For DPS Assignment- this is my choice at the moment.
I struggled a little this week, I'm definitely no expert on lighting and have rarely used it for effect in my photography, I am still relatively new to all this business. I enjoyed the challenge though. And after the discussion on the thread Michelle posted I realised I was really taking the rules literally; no light other than the one source it said so my other two uploads were taken in a pitch black room with an external flash! :) After it was clarified I did this one, one light source above and very slight blue hour ambient light in the room. Which meant at least I could focus OK.
I also wanted to light the candles here but figured that would add another light source so left them off.
I mentioned at the weekend that I was waiting for a delivery of new red bulbs for Laura's electric fire.
Here's the old one, making for an interesting visual image.
Look closely and you can even see the knackered filament!
CD, halogen light and water drops. Light passed through a plastic water bottle to add extra colour variation.
Most of the 2009 Critters line-up, before the Breakfast Club returned from Santa's Breakfast Nook to join the fun.
Top row: Hazmat, Muffles
Next row: Groggyfox, Nekomon, Doryuu, Trapper, Halogen
Next row: Dustykat, Nougat, Anubi
Next row: Kiswara, Bob Raccoon, Zeitgeist
Bottom: Malochai, Mojito, Doublestuff, Duncan Roo, the Masked Mustang
Bronica ETRSi w/ 150mm MC 3.5 lens @ f/3.5 and Green Tiffen #11 filter. Halogen and Tungsten lighting.
Kodak Professional Tri-X 400 @ 320
Developed 8¼ minutes in HC-110 Dilution E (1:47) at 24ºC / 75ºF; No initial agitation and 4 inversions every 30 seconds.
The negatives have somewhat high contrast. Under these conditions, I recommend 1 gentle agitation every 30 seconds, vice 4.
Nanna J and Tojosan sent Jamie and me a beautiful card with hopes for our marriage. What a touching gesture!
Tomorrow is the big day. I'm so ready, I could burst.
This is my two hundred twenty ninth self portrait for 365 Days.
6 July 2007 - D minus 1
IKEA Halogen Desk Lamp provides all the light here.
They are obsessed with the halogen heater, costs a small fortune to run but hey they don't need to know that do they?????
50 watt halogen MR16 on left, Philips 10 watt LED MR16 on right. Dimmer on max. (Note that the halogen bulb has several hundred hours of use on it, so may not be as bright as a new one.)
Using Halogen based non projector headlights, we painted all pieces black, including the high beam housing since it is no longer needed. The new projector does low and high beam function. RGB Angel Eyes are controlled via RF Remote, and DRL Strip is wiring into the parking lights.
Laser interference II
- Another light interference pattern, this time created using a green laser pointer and a halogen lamp. The laser beam was aimed into the lamp and then reflected by the numerous reflecting surfaces inside the lamp back onto the wall.
As the photographer in the family, I have been given the job of photographing items to be sold on the family business website www.thegeniescave.co.uk or on eBay under the name of the_genies_cave. There is quite a bit of variety (if you think about what might be found in a cave belonging to a genie!) and I quite enjoy doing it. This image was taken using a small light tent illuminated by a pair of halogen lamps of the type commonly found in bathroom or kitchen ceilings.
Sony Cyber-shot DSC-HX9V.
B&M halogen on the left and my LED standlight on the right. Low speed, wheel spun by hand in the kitchen. (Really I needed 3 arms, 1 for the bike, 1 to spin the wheel an 1 for the camera). The B&M optic has a narrower throw but the standlight is an excellent flood, making the B&M mostly redundant, but it's always good to have 2.
My halogen desk light bulb died the other day. Yesterday I went to Staples to get a replacement. They don't sell bulbs any more. I went next door to Maplin - they do sell bulbs. They also sell little halogen bulbs. But nothing lower than 25 watt. My lamp will take a maximum of 20 watts.
On my way home from work I often drive on to the supermarket but didn't want anything today so drove on to B&Q instead and found a bulb. Four in fact - they don't sell them singly.
I remembered these photos from my first attempt at 365 days when I was wondering what to do for today's shot (with about an hour to go before the end of the day).
Put a halogen security in the garden, from behind the computer pointing across and down. Little one was unsure of what to make of it at first!
Halogen Leather Moto Jacket, size XSP - rstyle.me/n/c7qukprrke
Caslon Peplum Tee, size XS regular - rstyle.me/n/crydwyrrke
Kut From The Kloth Connie Step Hem Skinny Jeans, size 0P - rstyle.me/n/c6trmurrke
Ann Taylor Linear Earrings - rstyle.me/n/c7an53rrke
Ann Taylor Gretel Metallic Leather Slides - rstyle.me/~a1JPV (past season, current season version here rstyle.me/n/c3ycqcrrke)
Using Halogen based non projector headlights, we painted all pieces black, including the high beam housing since it is no longer needed. The new projector does low and high beam function. RGB Angel Eyes are controlled via RF Remote, and DRL Strip is wiring into the parking lights.
Strobist: Halogen Flood from behind, Canon 430exII fired by hand on long exposure around the car
All images ©NicholasDawkesPhotography
Diploo Frooties Opuntia - hand made, ceramic halogen lamp, designed to bring joy and excitement to any interior with exchangable GU10 halogen lamp, on/off swith and 230V power! :) More @ www.diploo.pl
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Today I set up my very own home-grown photobooth... a fauxtobooth. This is, of course, for Flickr Group Roulette.
I sat as immobile as possible as Jamie orbited my head with the IKEA Halogen Desk Lamp. Thus revealed are all the nuances of my face, the varied landscapes and assorted awfulnesses. Looking at it large is discouraged.
This is my three hundred eighteenth self portrait for 365 Days.
3 October 2007
1. Halogen Heater, 2. Geranium (BW), 3. Waiting for the bus, 4. Fountain, 5. Yarmulkes (Kippot), 6. Orange Beaks, 7. Potatoes, 8. Bead Crochet Bracelets, 9. Peppercorns, 10. Book Worm for a Technical Writer, 11. Sweet William in the Rain, 12. Blue Beads, 13. Snickers Ice Cream, 14. Paper Beads, 15. Shadows on Bark, 16. Alien Invasion, 17. Energy, 18. Finders Keepers, 19. Optimism, 20. Roasted Chestnuts, 21. Thistle, 22. Kiwi Fruit, 23. Corridor, 24. Spooky Doors, 25. Ghost Leaf, 26. Pink Geranium, 27. Crack in the wall, 28. Eggs, 29. Orange, 30. Stuck in Traffic, 31. Lady with Unicorn Update