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This is an example of diffuse lighting because the light is low in contrast and you can't directly tell where the source of the light is.
I have cut the first housing dado, there are 25 more to go, this acoustic diffuser build is probably my most ambitious project yet.
For photography collective Diffuse we made this massive 80 pages Riso printed zine.
Diffuse Collective consists of 9 photographers from Europe and the United states and gives a perspective on the weird things occurring during “normal” day to day situations.
After all the photographers send in a selection of their work we transformed it in to a hand-bound (side sewn stitch) Risograph printed zine. The zine is 28,5 x 20,0 cm (11,2” x 7,9”), consists of 64 Black & White and 16 colour pages (faux CMYK) and is made in an edition of 100 copies.
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Then I stuck the duffuser on the flash and tried to do everything the same--no setting were touched. Yeah, I know the background is dark, but it's brighter than the ceiling bounce shot and there were no lights on in the entry which is like a little hallway. It aint art, but I got decent light where it looks okay. There is diffused light defining my face and even my shirt looks ok, and there is some light on the background. Imagine what I could do with some tweaking.
This is one square of toilet paper elasticed to Pringles snoot.
This really softens the light! It's 2 ply Royale, soft is it's job!
Royale toilet paper on Pringles chip container on Nikon SB-800. Found the elastic in the cutlery drawer.
Taking scrapbooking paper and embellishments you can make your plain glass reed diffuser into a decorative Christmas item for your home or a gift
Simple milk jug diffuser (cut the end off and slotted the edges to let it squeeze over the head of a Vivitar 285HV) - attached via homemade household sync cable to D70. D70 at 1/500, f13 - i think the vivitar was at 1/16th power.
Note that the jug kinda bounces around on the head of the flash - I tried using bongo ties to secure it (I left the handle on the jug, so at least there's something to loop them through) but it's still not terribly secure - a longer "neck" on the jug would help.
Gen 1 DIY Diffusers for my MT-24EX. Posted a lousy mobile phone shot of it before but this one was taken with an SLR.
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Have you ever been some place and in desperate need of a diffuser for your on-camera flash?
You've heard about using a biz card but you've got nothing to hold it in place?
Well here's my mod, which occured to me in just such a situation.
I used to do origami as a kid, spent hours folding paper over and over and... where was I?
Yes! The diffuser. Well you've probably folded an aeroplane using this method so I used it to fold my biz card and slip it into the gap that exists on my 400D built-in flash.
Method:
1. Fold each corner fully across the card
2. Colapse togther to form triangular peak
3. fold the 'ears' up to form a small square
A spider sucking life out of an ant. Both are equal in size. Camera: Fujifilm X-T20 (APS-C). Lens: Laowa 15 mm f/4. Photo was taken hand held (no tripod). I used a Godox TT 685 F flash with a self made flash light diffusor. Uncropped. I am not so satifsfied with the colors.
This is why I love my diffuser so much.
Everyone loves natural light, but not everyone is able to shoot their subject at the 'prime time'.. you know, about an hour before sunset, when the sun is PERFECT. So that's why I bought a diffuser, so that I can shoot in harsh lighting and still get the perfect 'softness' that I look for : )
Yep I was bored, and actually shot these like this for the sole purpose of posting this. haha.
Lampropeltis triangulum - Milk Snake.
He wasn't holding still at all because of the wind and sun; we were after salamanders so I couldn't fool around with shooting snakes much. I mostly settled for headshots.We took scale clippings for DNA and released them again.
Caddo Mts., AR, April 2009.
Nikkor 60mm, Homemade flash diffuser, Lightroom.
Sunpak PZ42X in diffuser to light up mom and dad... probably at 1/4 power triggered by YN triggers.
Finally got to go on a one year planned trip with the family to Palawan. During the time between purchasing the tickets up to the week before going, things didn't seem all that sure. There were times I thought maybe it wouldn't push through despite money spent on tickets already. Other times i dreaded the day it would push through.
Still the first day was wonderful and we enjoyed time with mom and dad as well as each other. Shanda was great as a travel coordinator as usual :)
This shot was taken between islands (island hopping!!!).
Biker : Stef and his Harley Davison XLH1200 C (1996).
Strobist info : Two Yongnuo 568 EX II at 1/8 power with umbrellas left and right the subject, a full power 430EX with diffuser behind. Triggers YN-622C.
I was playing around with using different materials to diffuse the light from a flash light and ended up using a Kleenex to satisfactory results.
Model: Kendra
MUA: ?
NW Glamour Photography ( www.meetup.com/NWGlamour/ ) photo shoot weekend at Timber Windows Warehouse, Vancouver, WA.
Strobist Info:
Sorry, so many different setups with Alien Bees (AB1600/AB800/AB400) and White Lightnings (X1600). A number of light-modifiers such as PLM with diffusers, softboxes and an octabox. Consider this an aptitude test in reverse-engineering a lighting setup.
Dipterocarpus validus collected from plot 4 in the Danau Girang Field Centre by T.F, B.R, N.J, A.G, P.L & S.T on 14/09/2014.
Plot 4 contains riparian forest at the edge of an oxbow lake, GPS position 5,243238 ; 118,022438. Riparian forest often has high tree diversity and density. This type of forest is commonly found on the edge of a rivers, streams, ponds, lakes and some wetlands.
Dipterocarpaceae contains 17 genera, 535 species indigenous to the tropics especially Malaysia. Trees up to 60m, usually resinous, usually with buttresses and ecto-trophic mycorrhizae. Have been found in Miocene deposits in Borneo, richest in Malaysia (267 spp. in Borneo alone). Gregarious flowering initiated by periods of high radiation, fruiting associated with pigs. Principle emergent and basis of export for Indomalaysia, plywood, resins for varnishes. Examples: Shorea is most important genus in Malaysia, fruits yield a common edible fat (Mabberley, 2008).
Plots: 9-10 KOCP (riparain Kinabatangan edge), 14-4 DG (riparian oxbow edge).
Found: Borneo and the Philippines (Soepadmo et al., 2004).
Description: Emergent tree, to 50m tall, to 1.8m diameter; crown rather flat, diffuse, large-leaved; buttresses to 2.5m tall (Soepadmo et al., 2004).
Ecology: Locally abundant, sometimes gregarious, in lower floodplains behind the mangrove, and near river banks further inland; occasional on low hills on clay-rich soils at altitudes to 200m (Soepadmo et al., 2004).
Uses: Yields wood oil and keruing timber. (2010).
Synonyms: D. affinis, D. lasiopodus, D. warburgii, D. woodii (Plant List, 2010)
*Identified by rbcL barcode