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Promessa é dívida... Está aqui o setup utilizado para realizar a foto de ontem... o "Combustível" que usamos para o Fogo, foi através de um produto de limpeza ( O bom era que depois que o fogo apagava ficava com um cheiro massa kkkkk).
Quando cheguei na casa do meu amigo(@elcioduarte )logo vi um Vidro que estava em cima do sofá e já decidi que usaria para obter o reflexo do carro, e aproveitei o coloquei 2 camisas pretas em baixo(Já que o vidro era transparente)... Depois fiz a fotometria do ambiente para só entrar uma luz que vinha de fora da varanda... Depois entrei com a Luz principal no Softbox 60x60 e pra concluir utilizei um refletor prata para preencher as sombras (principalmente na roda traseira)...
Fizemos a foto... já tava legal... mas aí o Dono da casa soltou um... " Se tivesse uma fogueirinha ia ser massa né?" ai foi a deixa necessária(aqui vale deixar claro que para Élcio não desistir @larifmacedo foi fundamental kkk)...
Para "misturar" a Luz do Flash com a Luz do fogo(ambiente) eu reajustei a configuração da câmera deixando um tempo de exposição mais logo(aqui vale lembrar que fica melhor disparar o flash na primeira cortina do obturador) para captar a chama...
The word "fragile" has been on my mind lately. I have always thought of the mind being very strong, but watching my mother struggle with dementia makes me realize how fragile the mind can be. These worn/fragile items were pulled out to paint because they are, indeed, fragile and in need of a little extra care. We all do from time to time, don't we?
The cloth has seen better days, bristles are falling out of the brush, splint weavers are brittle and broken - but I love them still, perhaps because they have weathered the storms. The basket was made by my grandfather's brother, Otto, and was given to my grandmother, Emma, to use as her egg gathering basket.
It is one of those paintings I got lost in, losing track of time while working and just enjoying giving these simple objects my full attention.
In frame: Dilruba Doyel
Wardrobe: যুগল দর্পণ
Photo: Ali Emad Sarker
Assist: Assif Musaddeque
Place: Studio Paradox
In Frame : Mantaha Warda
Makeup: Glamaddiction_by_mysha
Wardrobe : Zannat Mouri
Photo: Ali Emad Sarker
Assist: Rifat Hasan Dipro
Some of Computer fundamentals, 80% are Math and Equations, 20% programming. It's like other languages, 80% for the grammars, 20% for how to read and write; then you should be able to read and write anything.
At the end computer programming is a language like tongue or human languages, Don't use it, you will lose it.
I am not a student, i shoot this as a subject to use my SB-900 speedlight and my NEW light room.
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Aston Martin Car Photography
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A short sample of some of the work that I produced recently for an ad campaign for Hasselblad featuring the very latest and first £1m supercar from Aston Martin, the One-77. The work was all shot exclusively on a Hasselblad H3DII and has just gone live today, 1st January 2010, on the main Hasselblad global website which is a great achievement for all at Ambient Life as this is our first piece of work for Hasselblad. I am pretty well known for my work with all things automotive in the UK and abroad but as we push into 2010 we are starting to enjoy a more diverse range of work which is always good as well as continueing with our seminars with Jaguar and Land Rover.
A shot with a bauty dish as the main light.
setup:
- beauty dish above / in front subject (45 degree angle)
- softbox on the ground / in front of subject.
- 2 softboxes behind the subject pointed at subject at a 45 degree angle
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Just picked up this new ball head for my 2012 Camera gear setup :D
This thing is seriously heavy duty with a huge load capacity, exactly what I wanted for the long lens setups, no more creeping of my giottos head that couldn't handle the weight :)
Now just waiting on my Manfrotto 055XPROB legs to arrive and my new tripod will be complete :D mwhahahahaha :P
Black and white studio portrait of a Hungarian couple with floral arrangements, taken in Budafok, 1940s. Papp Fotoműterem
Product Photography. Strobe Setup: two Mini Studio GN 28 220v slaveflash fotocell triggered. 1 at 45º left 2nd at 50º right both with small diffusor. Triggered by a Sakar in camera flash pointed up with reflector attached.
Home Made Light Box
First photo is for the lightBox from front, SB900 head 35" up remote fire..
Second one is from Top view for the same photo.
:~: Create One :~:
[o] TV or PC Monitor Cardboard box. [according to the size you want]
[o] Cut out the Top,Left, Right and Front sides. [keep 1.5" as borders]
[o] Use the pieces that have been removed to make the borders more strong. [cut slides 1.5" width and stick them on the box borders, use the glue gun or any glue]
[o] Use A3 white paper size [Semi-transparent, used for Graphic Design] and stick it on the left and right side.
Done!
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These are from waaaaaaay back :D Haven't got round till now to share them with you all.
Anyway I was so inspired by fellow Flickerinos smoke shots that I had to give it a go myself, first attempt and still got a long way to go but its a cool start and I wanted to show you all something different :)
Pretty much straight off the camera. Gels on the 580ex 2 were used to colour the smoke.
Setup shot below.
An Apple Aluminium Keyboard (Ultra Thin) with a set of Pro Tools Editors Keys:
They transform your own keyboard Mac or PC into an editing keyboard
An Apple Aluminium Keyboard (Ultra Thin) with a set of Pro Tools Editors Keys:
They transform your own keyboard Mac or PC into an editing keyboard
An Apple Aluminium Keyboard (Ultra Thin) with a set of Pro Tools Editors Keys:
They transform your own keyboard Mac or PC into an editing keyboard
More product photography, again another perfume for male, this time from ‘KENZO‘ and I am using the lightbox with TT520 flash, home-made flash diffuser Nikon D7100 Nikkor 18-300m.
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Set up was for low key lighting with an added hair light and a reflector.
Taken using a hasselblad with a polaroid back, then I scanned it in on my crappy scanner :)
I have been set so many projects along side each other for the next 8 weeks at uni!
Using lightbox, TT520 flash, diffuser, Nikon D7100 and Nikkor 18-300m lens. This photo is one of Gel Candle session, here are the red on the back and focus on the front one. Click Here To see the STUDIO
::Camera Setting::
Camera: Nikon D7100
F-number: f/11
Exposure: 1/320sec.
ISO: 200
Lens: Nikon 18-300m @ 52m
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Some Apricots in my lightbox from 'Shot the Fruits' project.
Camera : Nikon D90
Exposure:0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture:f/1.8
Focal Length:35 mm [Nikon 35mm f/1.8]
ISO Speed:250
Exposure Bias:+5 EV
Flash:On, Return not detected [Nikon SB900]
Read More about the LightBox, Click Here!
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Its a wonderful espresso coffee, i never used other than 'illy' from the day i start using it.
to see the studio setup .. Click here..
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The client wanted a shot to showcase their new putter design - both front and back - in the same view. Usage was for print adds. This image was taken back in 1999 and 30K (think 80K today) for "new" large format digital was not in my budget, plus it wasn't any better (back then) than film.
Set up: Both putters were clamped to c-stands and were set in position, while looking at the ground glass on the 4X5 view camera. A black roll paper background was set several feet behind the products. This image is slightly cropped from the original Fujichrome Velvia RVP film.
Lighting: 3-strobes + some small reflectors (soft & hard silver). To CR & CL, one each Elinchrom 500 w/8" dish holding barndoors & Tough Rolux diffusion taped on. Between the lights and subject, was a larger T.R. diffusion panel clamped to light stands just outside of camera view. This was for the specular highlights on the shaft and base lighting on the putter heads. Background light was an Elinchrom 1000 w/8" dish, barndoors, deep blue gel and "cookie cutter" pattern projected on the background (hindsight tells me that the pattern was a bad idea). Small silver reflectors (from poster boards) were stuck on light stands to provide gradated specular & diffused highlights on the putter heads. This was to define the shape and bring the eye to the name and logo. Image is about 95% as shot with a little post to fine tune it. Nik Viveza 2 (love the control points) & Lightroom 5 for post.
Strobis info: 2-Elinchrom 500's & 1-Elinchrom 1000. Sync via cord and optical. Don't forget several 4X5 Polaroid test images. Yes, it would be a lot easier today with high end digital capture.
Camera: Horseman 4X5 LXC w/Nikor 210mm f/5.6 @ f/16. Fujichrome Velvia RVP.
Scanner: Epson 850 @ 800dpi. Click on image for larger than life view.
My New Lens, Nikon 35mm f/1.8 G DX, Just arrived this is the first shot of it, other test shot will be post soon. [See all Photos with this lens.]
First Impression: A WONDERFUL CHOICE
:~: More information :~:
[*] Price $199.95 from Amazon.com.
[*] f/1.8 to f/22
[*] Excellent in low light.
[*] Minimum Focus Distance: 0.98 ft. (0.30m)
[*] Filter Size: 52mm
More details and photos and the studio Here
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Longan fruit is a tropical fruit from Indonesia, this shot is one of the Macro on Fruit Series i use the Nikon macro lens 105mm and the LightBox.
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See full article | Headshots | On Tuesday Flavio, an RBC employee came to our Vaughn studio to have headshots taken. His setup of choice was Neutral Grey.
On-camera white balance tone adjusted.
See the studio set-up Here
[:] Camera Set-up [:]
Camera: Nikon D90
Exposure: 0.033 sec (1/30)
Aperture: f/3.0
Focal Length: 105 mm
Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Flash: On, Return not detected
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In Frame: Moazzam Hossain Dip
Makeup: Hasan Khan
Photo: Ali Emad sarker
Assist: Shah Mohammad
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This little "Potato Bush" flower was plucked from the container bush on my patio. After all of the off road images that was just up loaded, I was looking for a challenge. Besides its been awhile since using my studio lights. The steam is to flimsy to photograph outdoors when getting this close. Flowers are always moving with the slightest breeze.
This little puppy is just over an inch inch in diameter, not that much to look at in reality, so it was play around time with the macro lens, strobes and software - not trying to go over the top, just making it a little "artsy".
Strobist info: 2- Elinchrom strobes and a reflector. To CL was an Elinchrom 1000, w/medium honeycomb & barn doors. A diffusion screen was between it and the flower. To CR, was only a white reflector. From CR and beyond the set up, was an Elinchrom 500 w/snoot, creating a circle of light behind the flower, on a maroon cloth background. That's it - keeping it simple.
Post: Macphun Luminar w/ layering in several filters. Lightroom 5 for basic set up. Crop is 1:1 ratio, taking off from top and bottom only - full frame otherwise.