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The flash was made from 1974 (this particular piece in 1979). It has guide number of 24 m for 65 GOST (28 m for 100 ASA) and can be powered by 220 V mains or two 3R12 batteries.
In the sun, with a huge flash. Kind of hard to see, and I missed the exact moment due to phone's lag, but she was photographing these fountains in lovely Bracknell with this huge flash mounted..
I went to The Flash Bus tour in Durham, NC last week. Got to meet Joe McNally and David Hobby, two of the pioneers of small flash photography. I had a great time, learned a lot and got their autographs. They were both very patient for being rushed by 400 people during the breaks!
Converted to B&W in Silver Efex Pro.
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Event: Dragon Boat Festival 2012.
Location: Sai Kung, Hong Kong.
Shot with Nex 5N & Canon FD 50mm 1.4 handheld.
On Friday, October 2nd, 2009, Boticca.com staged a flash mob in Portobello Market in Notting Hill, London.
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ProjectX with Kodak Ultramax 400. Sept 2021. Images C-41 processed and scanned by AG Photolab. October 2021
The room on which the Castle was possibly constructed in the early 1770s. The National Trust are vague about this space - simply declaring it 16th or 17th century.
It's a Grade II* listed buiding, and the text reads:
Single storey over basement; alternate sides blind, the others with ogee-arched openings. Leaded glazing to 2-light and transomed windows and doorway with pair of 3-panel doors. The basement incorporates C16 or C17 windows and doorway, presumably originally from the house.
A visit to Saltram on the day the NT were holding their Yuletide Food and Craft Fair.
The fair was nice enough, but it was the gardens I enjoyed the most.
Brittney recently picked up a couple of cameras and a flash at Goodwill. There was some trouble getting the flash to work, but Benn performed some hackery with a few spare parts and a healthy dose of duct tape, and the flash was working again. I volunteered to run through a few test shots, and, naturally, had to get a few self-portraits in. The flash appeared to work just fine; I just had to do everything in manual mode (which I normally do even with my SB-600). I'm sure Brittney will now have tons of super flash shots coming up in the near future.
Mental note: I must learn to check my posture before taking shots like this. My stomach looks a bit bulbous. :P
Après avoir mis l'appareil photo également sur le terrain dans une boite, le rendu était bien souvent trop sombre.
Le flash permet d'y remédier et surtout d' apporter une nouveauté dans la photo de paintball.
Ma nouvelle protection est en plexi cette fois-ci et résistera sans problème.
Photos © Michael Garijo
Zone 52 festival, day 1 - band 6 and headlining were the band Flash! - a tribute to Queen
2017-06-09 Z52 Flash web-5528
Spent some time at Longwood Gardens fooling with Off Camera Flash. The idea here was to manually set the camera to UNDER EXPOSE the image causing the backgrounds to become darker. The off camera flash was optically triggered to throw some light onto the flower in the foreground. It took some experimenting to determine the best flash power setting. Going off camera with the flash also allowed positioning it to reduce shadows. The camera's built-in flash was set to a low power setting (-3) so it would not contribute much towards lighting the scene but was still enough to act as a trigger.
Cuz Old school is more cool!
1 x flash from left 1/1
1 x flash behind/side/left 1/4
triggered via Cactus V4.