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Portable setup for audio field recording with A/B stereo and XY stereo. The flash arms allow easy adjustment of the distance and position of the omni mics (LOM mikroUši Pro). The XY microphones can be used for a slightly more directed recording or omitted to save weight. Positioning the two omnis very close together and close to the sound source gives a "sonic microscope" effect. The flash bracket is ARCA Swiss compatible, so I can use it with a mini tripod as a handle or on a full size tripod. To be used for making recordings of Unnatural Language (www.michaelang.com/project/unnatural-language) at Dinacon in the jungle in Panama. Inspiration from Colin Hunter and Chris Watson.
Setup for Pasta shot. Only the fork is missing. SB28 @ 1/64th through IKEA white cutting board triggered by Cactus V4.
Here's the Gitzo and Arca Swiss with my very sophisticated studio setup and a lot of mess.
In fact cleaning up and sorting out this space is a high priority. I think I will go and do it right now!
Another thing on the priority list is to get rid of my camera strap!
SB900 is at the back of the box pointing into it. The orchid is in front of a tracing paper covered window in the box. A piece of black card over the tracing paper only allows light through the edges of the window. The pieces of card around the box act as reflectors to direct the light from the sides and above.
Setup for Toronto Taste started Saturday evening. It continued all through the night, with Chefs and their teams starting to arrinve around noon. Everything was finally wrapped up by about 5:30pm Sunday, when, mysteriously the fire alarm went off and we all got locked into the ROM.
But the Toronto Fire Department camed and has us up and running just in time to open the doors for the VIPs. Wow!
Disclosure: I'm on the steering committee so while I get an insider's view, I'm also biased.
'Elegante Algoritmes'.
Een SETUP-event in samenwerking met het Gemeentemuseum Den Haag waarbij mensen uitgenodigd werden een eigen interpretatie te maken van Mondriaans 'Victory Boogie Woogie' met behulp van code. De drie best beoordeelde creaties waren in het Gemeentemuseum fysiek te bewonderen tijdens de bekendmaking van de uiteindelijke winnaar.
The setup operations are upstairs away from the dust of the factory floor operations. Here is where all of the non-wooden parts of the instruments come together: frets, strings, nut, bridge, tuners.
Also, more elaborate & decorative elements are installed, such as purfling / binding around the body and soundholes. It is interesting to note that from this point on most of the instrument augmentation is visibly quantifiable. Meaning that the precision is critical. However, a SIGNIFICANT portion of the sound quality has already been determined.
Setup shot showing flash positions.
SB28 left and right behind Hobby paper on 1/16th. SB600 with red gel and tupperware on 1/8 -0.7 (don't ask!) on background. See setup shot for positions. Glass base with black card below.
You can see the softbox and one of the kickers (just at the left edge of the frame) in this photo. The other kicker is behind Stefan on the opposite side, just out of frame. The radio trigger is on Steve's camera, so I took this photo in ambient light with a longer shutter speed so that I could time the flash. I knocked down the exposure in Lightroom to make the softbox more obvious.
This set-up is basically what Steve was using tp take this photo: www.flickr.com/photos/smile4steve/28048486680/in/pool-124...
Strobist info:
* Key: SB-28 with a 1/4 CTO gel in an Apollo 28" softbox, boomed high on-axis at 6 o'clock.
* Kicker: SB-24 and a Honl grid, back camera left, about 11 o'clock.
* Kicker: SB-24 and a Honl grid, back camera right, about 1 o'clock.
Triggered with RadioPopper JrX radio triggers.
Voorafgaand aan de Privacyrede kon een kleine groep mensen genieten van het DataDiner bij Fotodok. Tijdens dit diner lieten zij zich verrassen door een culinaire blik op het thema data & gedrag.
abr800 @ 1/16th with 56inch moonlight on camera left.
580ex @ 1/2 with bounce umbrella to blow out background.
i forgot camera setting, but i believe it was iso 400?? 1/160th f5.6.
shot with canon 5d with 70-200 2.8Lis
Voorafgaand aan de Privacyrede kon een kleine groep mensen genieten van het DataDiner bij Fotodok. Tijdens dit diner lieten zij zich verrassen door een culinaire blik op het thema data & gedrag.
Two Vivitar 285hvs behind subject one meter, and to either side one meter, aiming directly at his head, at full zoom. Both are through 3/4 Windows Blue gels, at 1/4 power ( for fast recycle times and allowing me to use a smaller aperture so that the background blurs). White 60" reflector hand held in the front to bounce some fill onto his face. Triggered via skyports.
Explanation here: mr-chompers.blogspot.com/
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Strobist Info: SB-800 @ 28mm @ 1/4 with Shoot ThruUmbrella | SB-80DX @ 17mm @ 1/16
Camera Info: Nikon D100 | 28-70mm(ƒ/2.8) 70mm | ƒ/9.0| ISO 200 | 1/125s
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