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A little pause from Paraty photos... testing a laser trigger that I plan to use togheter with sound trigger in a new setup I'm working on.
The coin is a US 10 cents of dollar, aka "dime".
3 flashes used on this photo, 430EX, MR14-EX and Sunpak 383, all triggered by Cactus connected to a laser trigger.
The 40d remote live view shooting from computer is awesome, helped a lot.
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Uma pequena pausa para as fotos de Paraty... testando um laser trigger que planejo usar em conjunto com o sound trigger em um novo setup que estou trabalhando.
A moeda é de 10 centavos de dolar, também conhecida como "dime", um pouco menor que a moeda de 1 centavo de Real.
3 flashes usados nessa foto, 430EX, MR14-EX e Sunpak 383, todos disparados com o Cactus conectado a um laser trigger.
O disparo remoto da 40d com live view pelo computador é sensacional, ajudou muito.
Come by and see our waterfront and sailing rentals. Sail on 100s of SIMs. Fairy not included with your rental :-) TP: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Blue/8/48/2502
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Head Lelutka: Lilly
Skin: Not Found - Lisa
Dress: Mangula - Sexy and Divine Set
Fairy/Sprite: Tardefish
Kitty: Gacha, Arcade Summer '21 - Mutresse
Mode: Tranh
Photo by: comnhom
Customer: Bach Viet fashion
With the help: Jaytran ( nháºn show ), Monte ( thiết bị ), Jun ( mua trè đá rồi biến mất )
Camara / Camera: Gopro Hero 6 black
Objetivo/Lense: ---
Place: Busuanga (Filipinas)
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Photographe de la Côte d’Azur
Photographe de la Côte d’Azur
Modèle : Giulia @giuliabianchinii
Lieu : Paris
Canon EOS 5D Mark IV
Canon EF 85mm f/1.8 USM
Longueur focale : 85mm
Vitesse ISO : 400
Ouverture : f/9
Temps d’exposition : 1/250s
Une modèle très photogénique et très professionnelle que je recommande.
A very photogenic and professional model whom I recommend.
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A second attempt into Levitation photography. First one was not quite successful. I tried to do my best here as there is a bit of photoshop to remove the object. I hope the end result is attractive enough.
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Another way to use a smartwatch ;) The relatively large screen, with perfectly flat glass, black when inactive - is a handy mirror for creative / experimental shots on-the-go.
There was a nice calm weather here in Helsinki today morning.Almost everything in nature is in hibernation,waiting first signs of spring.
BackDrop & Poses: Focus - Why The Hell Not 1
Taken At Sunny's Studios: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Sunny%20Photo%20Studio/40/...
Well, this was fun. I’ve never done oil droplets before though I have admired the results of many who have, including lots today.
And I wasn’t going to. But I had ten minutes spare at lunchtime so I thought I would give it a try. I placed a little water in a light-coloured flowerpot saucer outside and dripped oil on top. It was really shallow so you can see the droplet shadows on the saucer from the bright sunlight.
The red oil on the left is multigrade car oil from the Boy’s Garage. Curiously when I first added the oil it didn’t form proper blobs at all, just a yellow mush. And then I sprayed it, as one does, with WD40 (a very light DIY oil in an aerosol can), and suddenly it formed blobs. How strange! My scientific curiosity is piqued, but I decided to leave further experiments ‘til later.
The yellow is rapeseed cooking oil pernickered from the Mistress of the Estate’s Kitchen.
And that was the problem.
Alas, Favourite Wife spotted the theft and I was caught (oily- and) red-handed. As a result (and the fact that the ‘ten minutes’ overran ever so slightly, cough…) I am in the doghouse, and my ranking has dropped immeasurably way beneath that of Favourite Husband.
She was distinctly not amused that I was so free to squander the last remaining cooking oil. It was not so much a fall from grace as a plummet over the precipice into the fathomless abyss. I doubt now that Favourite Husband will ever be an attainable goal, and I’d worked towards it for so long. Sigh…
I took about 120 shots, struggling to find a good composition (I was definitely on the steep learning curve experimenting mode here). This was a crop from one of the more interesting results. I rather like the little cascade of mini droplets or bubbles from the top right droplet.
There was a little magic in the processing and the image was also flipped vertically to tell a better story.
This is for Smile on Saturday’s Oil on Water theme today.
Thank you for taking the time to look. I hope you enjoy the image. Happy Smile on Saturday :) (Sympathy always welcome! ;) )
Have not seen any for a few weeks and today, there was a bunch of them frolicking about. For whatever reason, they just seemed to be enjoying themselves. According to the Merlin app, they gather to in large flocks to roost and eat berries in the fall and winter... which is exactly what they were doing
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- Tyler Arboretum
Tried something a little different with my setup on this shoot. Decided to put the camera in One Shot instead of AI Servo mode. Burst rate increased (kept in high-speed shooting) over Servo, and focus seemed to better. Hit rate also appears to be increased as well.
I know Servo mode is a little less reliable than One Shot is. Knowing that I am primarily looking mainly for perched birds, seemed a good decision. I think I'll keep it set that way for any decent winter days I can get outside.
Also maintained shooting with the camera in Crop Mode (1.6) which does allow for it to be zoomed-in in the viewfinder, giving me a larger target to focus on. I’m actually a fan of this feature because it allows me to focus better on composition since it crops the photo at the time of shooting versus doing it in post... which has to be cropped anyway. Subject size is the exact same size if I were to have done it in full frame, but again, benefits of this mode are above.
Effective focal length here is 1280mm if you factor in the 1.6 crop mode and the 800mm. Only a slight finishing crop to a 4:3 ratio and overall reduction in pixels for post.
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