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Dear Friends of Ecuador, my Glioblastoma is degrading rapidly. I had a wonderful life but much more to learn. All the best for Ecuador and this wonderful planet. My original photos and videos are available from Heinz Schneider, Uni Basel.
If you are interested in my
Macro Photo- and Videography techniques: www.photomacrography.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=253542#253542
Spherical Treadmill for slow motion video: www.photomacrography.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=253545#253545
Flash Diffuser: www.photomacrography.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=253546#253546
Field focus stacking: www.photomacrography.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=253547#253547
Video turning around center: www.photomacrography.net/forum/viewtopic.php?p=253548#253548
I've been cutting up plastic milk containers to make flash diffusers - the Gary Fong looks great but seems expensive for a bit of plastic. I wanted to throw some diffused light forward and also get plenty of widely diffused light from the ceiling as well. I marked up a 3 litre and 2 litre bottle as shown in the picture, then cut round the line to make a kind of clamshell shape, with a tail that will slip through a couple of rubber bands on the flash head.
The picture shows the fixing.
I rotate the upright flash head through 90 degrees, so that when the camera is used vertical, the head can just be folded up to the new position.
I'm working on an assignment to emulate the work of Jay Maisel. One of the things that inspires me about Jay Maisel is his ability to see and produce beauty from the mundane. Instead of copying his photos, I want to see if I could come up with my own mundane beauty. I also love his use of color and hope to go on a color search over the next couple of days! Here I love the diffused light that just kisses the window frame, and the texture created by the sloppy paint job and cobwebs.
Shots taken at 1:1 with my 5Dmk2/MPE-65/430 Ex flash setup.
Top no diffuser
middle my standard coke can diffuser with 1 layer of LCD diffuser + 1 layer kitchen towel. This gives 2 stops light loss compared to no diffuser.
Bottom as the middle but with a layer of LCD dispersion film directly on the flash head. This film gives a 0.2 stops light loss but does give slight but noticeable reduction in contrast. The film when used the right way round has the interesting property of splitting a single light beam into two separate beams.
I obtained both the LCD diffuser and dispersion films from an old portable PC LCD screen I took apart.
Playing with a diffuser - made a little beauty dish diffuser to try out on the flash. Focus stacked using zerene
This is NOT the macro flash diffuser I have been using. That one is stuffed after being taken bush for a camping trip it never made it back. That one was smaller and more straight with toilet paper over the end. This is the replacement. The inside of the black part if lined with foil. The front is just a piece of white paper.
It seems to expose well in poor light conditions at around 1/160 and f 18 and ISO 100
The only issue I have with this is it does not let you shoot portrayed. But for now its better than shelling out over $500 for a ring flash.
I have seen other set up with a KFC bucket lid as a diffuser.. might be something I try next. www.flickr.com/photos/rundstedt/3152618442/ Also might try using a reversing lens. Something to get me past 1:1 macro into real science looking stuff.
This photo is diffuse because we know that there is light in this picture but we dont know where it is coming from.
The Our Family Tree Alice In Wonderland 10'' doll by the Disney Store. She is photographed in natural diffused light, standing supported by a Kaiser doll stand. She can free stand, but is much more stable on a doll stand.
Alice in Wonderland Doll - Our Family Tree
A Holiday Celebration
The Disney Store
Received 10/23/2012
I just received this beatiful Alice In Wonderland doll, bought second hand but new in box, in near mint condition. She is in the Disney Store's Our Family Tree - A Holiday Celebration series of merchandise, and is long out of production.
She is a 10'' doll with poseable head, arms and legs. She has large flat feet with flat heeled shoes, so she can free stand. Although she is a little unsteady on her feet, since she is top heavy, with her large head and long hair. Her rubbery legs can bend at the knees, with internal joints that have a limited range of movement. Her arms cannot bend at the elbow or wrist, so her have fixed attitudes. Her left arm is straight, with a bent wrist, while her right arm is bent with a straight wrist. In construction, her body and limbs are similar to that of the Disney Parks Tinker Bell 11'' doll.
She is a faithful reproduction of the character from the 1951 Disney animated feature of the same name. She has a large head, with large wide open blue eyes glancing to her upper right, small open mouth and a little nose, and a nice amount of rouge on her cheeks. She has a very pleasant, happy expression on her face.
Her hair is long, straight, smooth and shiny. It is light blonde in color with some streaks of very light (almost white) blonde hair. Over her forehead are two long sideways bangs that are very stiff, and are sewn to the main body of her hair at their ends. The ends of her hair are a little frizzy. She has a black satin ribbon in her hair, helping to keep it neat, with a large bow on top.
She is wearing a light blue satin dress with white lace at the hemline. In front is a white satin apron, which is secured with white satin ribbon tied around her waist, with a large bow in the back. She is wearing long white stretchy leggings that go up to her waist. Finally she has shiny black shoes that mimic patent leather.
She is photographed in the box, during the deboxing, and fully deboxed, both alone and with other comparable dolls.
Late-day light, Mosquito Creek valley, Clearfield County, within the Quehanna Wild Area of Moshannon State Forest.
F11.0 - 1/100 - ISO 100 - MT-24EX with Diffusers - Extension Tubes EF12II & EF25II
These babies are approx 1mm in length. Found them on my wife's roses just under the new growth.
Lighting : Underexposed by two stops. Two 430EX speedlites were used. One to the front right fitted with a honeycomb grid. The other was on the left behind Claire diffused by a shoot through umbrella.
Direct flash has harsh contrasts and harsh shadows. The bounce off the ceiling has good tones but casts a shadow across the eyes. The diffused technique has less harsh contrasts and eliminated the eye shadowing, but still has some harsh shadowing around the ear.
You put a candle in the bottom and a few drops of sented oil in the top. I bought it at Whole Foods.
Mercedes Benz W218 CLS63 AMG
Carbon Front Spoiler
Carbon Rear Diffuser
Carbon Decklid Spoiler
Wheels:
3pc Variation VSC-103
Finish:
Gloss Brushed Shadow Centers
Matte Black Outers
Sizing:
21x9 Front, 21x11 Rear
255/30/21, 295/25/21 Pirelli P Zero
Was experimenting with this nice water bottle that I picked up from Daiso. Fitted over the SB600 it appears to make a nice bare bulb simulator.
New diffuser. Idea from SteB on juza forum. www.flickr.com/photos/9578475@N02/
A variation of SteB's cup diffuser.
Transparent PP material from a mineral water bottle with 2 layers of polystyrene sheet over it.
More info here: orionmystery.blogspot.com/2010/10/mt24ex-concave-diffuser...