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In hindsight I should have covered the flashes with the cloth too (leaving enough space for the sigma to trigger) as you can make them out in the reflections. :-(
Interesting to see the temperature difference between the Sigma and the Canon speedlites. The Sigma is quite a bit cooler. Temp for this shot is 6700 +6 (as shot) - so the 5D3 is probably compensating for the Sigma. If I cool it to 5500 the Canon looks white and the Sigma is blue.
Petit autoportrait cet aprés midi, j'ai vraiment envie de strobist en ce moment, il faut que je trouve le temps et les endroits ! :)
Small self-portrait this afternoon, I really want to strobist right now, I must find time and locations ! :)
My shot :
Location : Grenoble
Time & Date : Thursday 26 of May
Camera : Nikon D300s
Lens : Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5,6 DC EX HSM
Exif : ƒ/8 | ISO 200 | 1/20s | @16mm
Flash/Strobist info : SB-900 at the right through a white umbrella at 1/2 power and 35mm; triggered by cactus trigger V4
Tripod : Manfrotto 190XPRO + head 804RC2
Filter(s) : —
Postraitement : aperture / photoshop CS5 + Color EFex Pro : Levels, desaturation of skin and tonal contrast on the floor
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Le Bambole Mk. XI, -"The Pinsolette" Pinhole Camera
- 24mm focal length, 103º horizontal and vertical angle of view.
- 120 medium-format roll film. 6x6.
- Pinhole aperture approx. 0.20 mm, f/120.
My latest pinhole camera project is made from a 60-year old broken AGFA Isolette folding camera. I must say that it was one of the easiest pinhole conversions I've ever done. It's definitely a fun weekend project.
Besides being easy to do, I can see why a few of my fellow Flickr contacts have also done their own pinhole-folding camera conversions. The sturdy metal body of the Isolette and sure-footed film advance mechanism makes for a solid and dependable pinhole camera.
I especially like how compact it is for a 6x6 medium-format camera. The pinhole's 24mm focal length is very wide and the square-format appeals to me, too.
Many thanks to EY for giving me the busted camera. I'm sure I'll be running a lot of film through this camera now.
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Fotocamera Canon PowerShot SX20 IS
Esposizione 0,02 sec (1/50)
Aperture f/2.8
Lente 5 mm
ISO 80
Exposure Bias +2 EV
Flash Off, Did not fire
50/50: Day 20
I'm at Jay's tonight playing in the studio again. I shot this with his D90 and 50mm
Strobist info
f8
1/160
ISO200
Sb900 @f8 camera left in 50 inch Apollo softbox
2x alien bee 800's @f11 on background
580 exii @f5.6 camera right in 28in apollo softbox
Phottix PT-04 II triggers
I got the Manfrotto Fluid Head after seeing Hudson Henry's great video demonstrating the advantages of Fluid Heads over Ball Heads.
I'm very happy with it, I much prefer it over the Ball Head and it's gonna be great for pano's & compositing,
but it was just missing something:
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Fortunately the Manfrotto MVH500AH Flat Base Pro Fluid Head has a built in Cow Bell Adapter Port...
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Cow Bell Prescription filled here:
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I am going to Seoul and Tokyo this Summer. Since it is going to be hot I needed to replace my shoulder bag with a waist bag. I think I came across a winner. This is the Manfrotto CSC Waist/ Sling bag that I just got in from B&H. It was $50 after the $20 mail in rebate.
I put my Fujifilm X-T3 and X-T1 in front of it for a size comparison. The X-T3 has a 50mm f2 with the lens hood. The X-T1 has the 35mm f2 with the lens hood. To me this is the perfect size. I can carry both cameras with my batteries, sd cards, and cleaning supplies. There is not a lot of wasted room. They say that you can carry a full size Ipad inside it with the camera gear but I personally think it would be a little tight.
I only have a couple gripes about this bag. I like the green color but inside the bag is camo. I'm not a big fan of going through customs in a foreign country with any camo items. I think the buckle could be a little better but I can probably rob one off another bag that I have around the house. I will probably also add some zipper pulls.
I think this is the best waist camera bag that I have seen for a mirrorless camera. I look forward to wearing it this Summer.
Astrotrac mount with polar scope and Nikon D7000 & Nikkor 70-200mm vr f2.8.
Waiting for the stars to come out.
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I was looking around my room what I can take a picture of for this day, and saw my bro-in-laws tripod.
Strobist info:(Setup Shot Below)
2 Studio strobe thru softbox back left and right of subject @ 1/4
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The Manfrotto 055MF3 carbon fiber tripod has been the workhorse tripod for me for many years. It has seen and been through a lot, including desert sand, beach sand, and salt water in both Atlantic and Pacific oceans ... #etbtsy
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On one of the legs, a plastic tube collar broke and that section would now come completely off the larger tube, and became wiggly while sliding ...
Дрво, камен и вода.
“Siwan” connotes equilibrium.
The arrangement of elements in a composition to achieve visual equilibrium.
A perfect balance of physical forces such that when two or more forces act upon a body, the body remains at rest.
In geology, a balance between form and process, e.g., between the resistance of rocks along a river and the erosional force of the water.
“Like a sufi poetry and Christian mysticism of dark ages and burning inquisitions, a Sherpa across mountains of history”.
“Siwan is a musical imagination. The word Siwan is connected to the number three, triangular or equilibrium in various living and nonliving languages”.
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I can't think of a more imaginative name? - lacking inspiration on this front tonight! Quick trip down the beach with the dog for sunset this evening....
Manfrotto clamp is hooked on my tripod, I can lower that in a second, holds up to 15kg.
Manfrotto 026 Swivel Lite-Tite Umbrella Adapter, may be out of production.
The Manfrotto Clamp is still available.
A classic British red phone box by night, with St Peter Mancroft church making a magnificent backdrop
Picked up these short two-section Manfrotto legs a few months ago from my favorite local camera store then added a GItzo ball head. They have no center column and the legs spread almost totally flat.
I've only used them a few times, but they are very handy for shots like this. Shown with the Olympus Pen-F with Olympus 12-50mm