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Work needed to be done over break, so everything went back home. A little messy, but its just temporary.

Setup shot for this photo

Enjoy and remember to comment and critique.

Strobist Info: SB-800 @ 50mm @ 1/32 with Red Gel shooting right side of background | SB-80DX @ 50mm @ 1/32 with Green Gel shooting Left side of background

Camera Info: Nikon D7000 | 70-210mm(ƒ/2.8) 210mm | ƒ/3.2 | ISO 200 | 1/125s

Setup for THIS

Setup for the strobist macro challenge (#7)

Just having some fun.

Here is a setup shot of the this photo. More details of the shot are on my blog lightandpixels.com here.

Thanks to Dustin Diaz for the set up shot concept.

setup shot for heather2_byShutterCraze

Setup for the Ricard shot

Strobist setup for day 26 of my 365

Final shot here.

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Strobist setup for the strobist set pictures.

The office depot brand is gone now with a silver tape...

In order to automate, I capture the photos in Camera Control Pro, Auto Scan into Lightroom, PP and export to Uploadr. Somewhere between the last 2 steps the Metadata is going crazy.

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Gala 2009 Setup

Setup shot for this, except I think the two rims had flags on them and were closer together.

Basically in the V1, and 'Production' V2 setup I had the guides slot through a half stud thick gap by taking the round 4x4 disks and turning them back to back, studs facing the tank hull and studs facing out to create the tight gap. I didn't leave enough space for 'play' in the system cause by flexing axles/pins under the weight of the tank which cause the hooking. Had I done more large scale builds IRL I would have known this, but as my first one this was a hiccup that wasn't found until it was actually built in bricks.

The last three years I've been off and on again thinking of how to fix it and always came up with some complicated, buy-more-pieces solution until last week I took a look at the LDD file and realized that if I flipped the inside wheels to where everyone was studs facing out, the studs on the 2x2 round plate would maybe add just enough gap to allow clearance...

Pro: Adds clearance for tracks to move

Con: Isn't as aesthetic because now the underside of the 4x4 round plates show if looking at the underside instead of being hidden completely...

Now the tank does roll, it still hooks a fair bit, but that was to be expected with a twin-guide track system custom made and a 'use what you already have' mod approach, but she does indeed roll. I still wouldn't roll it under it's own weight for extended periods of time so as to not break it, and will be keeping it on the stand so as to not stress pieces. Which on a side not as per the videos we can see that one can keep the tank on the stand and there is enough clearance to 'play' with the tracks and make them roll, which as a display model is a very nice added bonus.

Setup for the hig-key image.

- Canon 580EX II (3, one with softbor, others without)

- Canon EOS-Ds Mark III

- PocketWizard FlexTT5 (3)

>> Here is the image!

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Special thanks to my friend Mr. Labatt for holding the violin upright.

DRASH Large Tent setup

One of the 10 setup shots used for the final picture.

The final result is the picture;

www.flickr.com/photos/horrgakx/5429039056/

- Canon 1D mk3 on tripod

- Canon 580EX-II hand held by assistant, hotshoe extension wire

- Light modifier Lastolite softbox

- Camera & Flash in manual mode

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Setup shot for the Martini Series.

The glass is the door to my stereo cabinet. Holding it up are my two front speakers. Both are covered in a sticky residue that refuses to come off now.

Setup for shot in comment.... Visit it to see large, it's the only way ;)

The 'professional' setup for my abstract colored reflections in glass shots.

Step 1: Empty a tequila bottle (if you are not of legal drinking age in your country, have one or both of your parents complete step 1).

Now:

You need: 1 empty interesting textured but clear glass bottle, colorful place mats, camera, 60mm macro lens, tripod, cheap broken studio light, brno white balance lens cap, painter's tape, some patience and lots of time to kill as you try different f/stops, lighting, and points of view. Nice pastime when a Nor'easter is dumping 15+ inches of snow outside.

Strobist setup for day 185 of my 365

Starting the wool burnng

More explanation on the set page

Lighting Info: Exposed to 1/125 @ f/5.6. Flash through umbrella zoomed to 24 mm at 1/8 power.

See the Self portraits - March 14 set for the portraits taken in this corner today.

We have this corner which I've used before, but today I noticed how perfect it is for portraits. you have a nice white background and a huge white reflector on the right.

Setup for Ball

Setup for taking picture of a guitar effect pedal. Camera on tripod with polarizing filter on lens. Subject on plastic table inside light tent. Regular paper as background.

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Setup for the spider macro shot.

Strobist setup for day 210 of my 365

The setup shot for the images in my 3D Glasses set.

Strobist Info: One Nikon SB24 camera left with a blue gel. Fired at 1/4 power by a Cactus v2s. One Nikon SB600 camera right with a red gel. Also fired at 1/4 power by a Cactus v2s. A 5600k compact fluorescent just out of frame directly above the subject, and gobo'd to keep light from falling on the background.

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The setup show for a set of Strobist product shots I took that will be uploaded tomorrow. A very similar setup was created again the following two days for some figurines that were purchased as a present for someone.

Strobist Info:

1) Canon 430EX above at 1/32nd power snooted with a Pringles can

2) Nikon SB-800 at left at 1/32nd power at 105mm fired into the

Changes in resulting photos from setup photo:

1) White carboard back replaced by a black hoodie draped over the background.

In the Swarovski shots the Nikon SB-800 was moved to slightly camera right (above where the back cardboard is now) and the cardboard on the right was moved to the left hand side. Same power settings however.

Setup for Day Nineteen

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Primo giorno di montaggio delle scene di Carmen, questo il palcoscenico del Bunka Kaikan poche ore fa.

Carmen è stata ambientata a Cuba in questo spettacolo, buffo vedere i tecnici Giapponesi alle prese con gli slogan del comunismo.

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Another project from school

setup shot for these shots

setup for beer cap shot

DEMO Setup - DEMO Fall 2013 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, California Monday October 14, 2013. Complete coverage of DEMO, the Launchpad for Emerging Technologies and Trends, can be found at bit.ly/DEMOsite.