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I designed this in Amanda Kern's Intro to Flash class. It is designed for an event in history that will be covered on the History channel. || view animation ||
flash fired by Nick T dangling it over the arch on a long monopod around 7/8ths power, not diffused. triggered by RF602.
This is an un-edited picutre - what you see between Assaf's hands is his camera and the flash coming out of the camera, while he's picturing me.
This is what I call "a great timing"!
In the side - Yael.
Taken in RHPS (26.10.07). Preforming cast - Holocast. Theme - pirats.
Lovely site. They're currently looking for submissions, although I'm not sure what their criteria are
Flash Back Friday!
Building Dimensions:
30’ W x 32’ L x 12’ H
30’ Standard Trusses, 2’ on Center,
6/12 Pitch
Colors:
Siding Color: Beige (Vinyl)
Roofing Color: Charcoal
Trim Colors: Charcoal & Brite White
Openings:
(1) 9’ x 11’ Non-Insulated Split-Slider Door
(2) 16’ x 11’ Non-Insulated Split-Slider Doors
(1) 3068 6-Panel Entry Door
(6) 4’ x 2’ Single-Hung Insulated Windows with Grids (Customer Supplied)
(4) 2’ x 3’ Single-Hung Insulated Windows (Customer Supplied)
Building Attachment:
Dimensions: 36’ W x 32’ L x 12’ H
For More Information: pioneerpolebuildings.com/portfolio/project/30-w-x-32-l-x-...
#flashbackfriday #PioneerPoleBuildings #PPB
Which means Flash augmented reality.
Those last days I've been playing around with FLARToolkit, an AS3 class that analyzes a pattern through your webcam and then gives you some coordinates you can use in your favorite 3d engine for flash. Mine is Away3d.
This is the default pattern which comes with the class.
Thanks to Sqoosha for porting the original Java ARtoolkit to flash.
More geekinfo
Haven't taken any photos for close to a year now. My wife suggested I dust off the old camera and flash. So in the evening we went for a walk-about with our friends along the Nipissing lakeshore.
Used one Sb-900 hard at about 30 degree camera left, trigered by radiopoppers, post processed in Lightroom 3 and Photoshop CS5 with the Topaz 5 to boot!
Processed hard for hard lighting not what I would typically do for portrait work, but it seemed right at the time!