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Low-res sample. Free for non-commercial use. More infos here: www.arroway-textures.de/en/products/stone-1

Some pictures to try my prototype diffuser fins out.

 

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Leica M6, Tele-Elmarit-M90mmF2.8

Did this Test with my friend Anthony Rubia

 

Did this test of my background with Colin Healy. Yup

 

Gears:

- Canon 60D

- Canon EF 28-70mm f/2.8 L USM

Stuff: Handheld

Settings:

1/180

f13

iso 200

Strobe Position:

AB800R

- Subject Right 45* up

- 1/8 power

- Diffuser

 

180W

- Behind Subject left pointing 45* down towards head

1/4 power

- Bare

 

180W

- Behind Subject Right pointing at backdrop

3/4 power

- Bare

Processing:

Adobe Lightroom

Adobe Photoshop CS5

www.m25audi.co.uk/audi/a5/new-audi-a5.html

 

The diffuser for the Audi A5 models shares their sporty DNA. Following product improvement measures it now has a trapezoidal design and is divided into two zones: the upper painted in the body colour, the lower in black.

Custom 8'x5' diffuser I made using a full bed sheet and 1 1/4" PVC. Total project cost $50.

 

-5x 1.25"x10' PVC pipe

-4x '+' sign looking connectors

-4x T shaped connectors

-4x straight connectors

-4x tarp clamps

-1x Full 81"x96" 200 thread count sheet

When I said "have a look at my new flash thing," I think my dad got it right in replying "it doesn't look very flash!"

 

Though it doesn't look much, this does the trick for lighting my photos and diffusing the light nicely. I made it out of milk containers, aluminium tape, strapping tape, a piece of elastic, a piece of shoelace, a small length of balsa wood, a peg and some other bits of plastic. The diffuser is made from some polyester material I found in my wardrobe that was originally a bag for my dress shoes (I'm sure they'll survive without it!). I was originally using tissue paper but it kept ripping on twigs and the like, whereas this material is much more durable.

 

Although a bit bulky it is very lightweight, and theoretically waterproof (even though my camera isn't). The balsa wood is simply there to add rigidity to the structure. The direction the flash is bounced is adjustable for the focussing distance (usually dependent on how many extension tubes are attached) and the bottom two pictures show it in the two most extreme positions. The head is adjusted by pivoting it and then pegging a piece of shoelace attached to it to the top of the main milk container.

 

Looking at these photos it seems like I might have to tighten up the diffuser material, as it is looking a bit baggy on the end there.

Have turned one of my windows into a light panel using Rosco tough rolux 3000 to give a soft light. it's stuck to the window frames with Velco, it's configurable to black, diffuse or normal light on each 1/2 and total block once the curtains are fitted.

Images of the first BMW M4 with full Akrapovic exhaust system complete with link pipes and carbon diffuser supplied and fitted at www.prestigewheelcentre.co.uk

The Dollar General Diffuser consists of 1 frosted plastic glass with a automotive "blind spot mirror" glued in the bottom. The mirror is canted about 15 degrees which makes the diffuser somewhat directional. The assembly is mounted on the flash using a "beer cozy" with the bottom trimmed out. Cost of materials around $2.75. Production time about 5 minutes (allowing time to finish the beer that was in the cozy).

 

Further testing and modification is encouraged.

Small, Flat, Diffused, light.

my $6 cheap diffuser for the pop-up flash

 

[View on Black]

Midday overcast skies makes for good shootin'.

got up with the chickens today, some of what i saw here

A poster I shot and designed for my wifes dance company.

 

Lighting: large diffuser on camera right with a 550EX at 1/4 power about 4 feet behind it. On camera left I have an umbrella with a 430 EZ at 1/4 power. Soft white umbrella. There is an additional fill card flowing down from the umbrella to make sure we don't lose light on the ladies in the front. I will post a "lighting shot" on my Lighting Essentials site later tonight. Triggered with EBay cheapos. Lighting Shot and more are now on the Lighting-Essentials site.

www.lighting-essentials.com/setups/one_light_zamari/index...

 

Canon 400D, 100mm 2.8, 400ISO, f8

Shot for Strobist.com Lighting 102 "Cooking" assignment. Umbrella diffuser shielded by a bedsheet hung on a rope run across the room ( Rock climbing gear is useful sometimes. ) . Shot at f6.3 @ 1/200 Effective focal length 72 mm usign Canon Digital Rebel XTi. Boosted one f-stop in Camera raw

I really loved the carbon fiber rear diffuser on this car. I took a number of photos from this angle, but just couldn't manage to time it without someone walking into the frame - popular car.

Hidly Aroma Diffusers

VRS Model Y Aero Front Spoiler Carbon Fiber PP 2x2 Glossy

SKU: TEV2020

 

VRS Model Y Aero Side Skirts Carbon Fiber PP 2x2 Glossy

SKU: TEV2030

 

VRS Model Y Aero Rear Diffuser Carbon Fiber PP 2x2 Glossy

SKU: TEV2050

 

VRS Model Y Aero Decklid Spoiler Carbon Fiber PP 2x2 Glossy

SKU: TEV2060

diffuser, perfume, cologne, scent, fragrance

This was shot at 11am on what was a fresh winters day - whereupon looking in one direction you had blue(ish) sky and the other such dramatic sky views.

Taken during the Art of Impressionism workshop with Ken Ball.

Finally, managed to construct two diffusers without injuring myself or requiring stitches like the last time.

using a white parasol to mitigate harsh shadows from direct sun.

Aero: VR-E Program

Front Spoiler

Rear Diffuser

Ducktail Spoiler

here is an example of the diffusion quality provided my my milkjug diffuser.

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