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Some pictures to try my prototype diffuser fins out.
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Some pictures to try my prototype diffuser fins out.
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Los Angeles, 2007
After shooting so many recent photos @ 55mm, I went wide today while shooting downtown. And then changed this one up a bit with the PS diffuse glow.
I really like this one, I love the contrast, the unfocus and the fact that he´s actually standing still. :D
Here the diffuser is attached using the extra-sturdy setup. I normally just have one rubber band on it and catch just the back flap. It is quick to mount and dismount like that. I just shot a 3-hour indoor wedding reception last week with just one flap hooked with the flash mounted on a CB Junior flash bracket being flipped up and down and it didn't budge. You can see this setup in the next picture.
Using the double band method in the picture above, the inside band creates a lot of friction, and the outside band is wrapped around both the front and the back flaps. I would normally have the two bands directly overlapping each other, I put them like this so you could see the setup. I suppose you could even cut off the side flaps since I never use them.
My old Yashica flash at full blast, diffused by a few layers of white paper. On camera strobe @1/64 for fill.
Some pictures to try my prototype diffuser fins out.
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NiTEC’s diffused nickel plating process is the highest standard for corrosion resistance via the plating process.This method of nickel plating is so resistant to corrosion that it is suitable for marine environments. Mild steel plated using the diffused nickel plating process can be given a 30 year sub-sea guarantee.
Fragrance: Fresh and incredibly minty, hot, herbaceous, with a vegetative hint
Note: Middle
Blends Well With: Basil- benzoin- black pepper- cypress- eucalyptus- geranium- grapefruit- juniper- lavender- lemon- marjoram- niaouli- pine-rosemary- tea tree- other mints
About:Peppermint essential oil (peppermint essence oil) is a kind of stimulating oil that can be used to ease both headaches and migraines when used at the start of an attack. Both pure peppermint diffuser blends and peppermint essential oil blends are good for us in some aspects. By diffusing peppermint essential oil, the peppermint aroma can assist memory and combat fatigue. With the warming qualities of peppermint, peppermint aromatherapy is really good at easing muscle pains along with colic, stomach cramps, colds, coughs and flu symptoms.
My diffuser. Still a work in progress.
I've seen the styrofoam bowl diffusers and I think they are too big and bulky. I wanted a slimmed down version so I adapted that. I took a piece of styrofaom used to package meat (not chicken) in the super-markets. I cut a piece 4" x 6" and cut a hole the size of my Canon S5 lens adapter tube and slipped it over in front of the flash. This worked pretty good until I changed to macro. Then I needed to cut a new piece with a different size hole to fit over that lens..oh boy.
So, I then took an old inkjet refil bottle (flexible plastic) and cut a slot to fit over the flash. Viola` .. I could use this flash in any mode, with any lens..
Then I started experimenting (look out) and put a piece of kitchen paper towel over the end secured with a rubber band. I called it the Twice Diffused diffuser. I used that since late winter.
I recently cut the bottom of the bottle off, covered the end with a paper towel, and lined the inside with aluminum tape (found at hardware stores)
Recent pics are with this diffuser or adaptations and I may go back to the Twice Diffused diffuser.