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Appropriately enough, I had to add some flash to this photo...
Friday at Comic-Con 2014. See also my write-up of the con.
Taken in a studio using studio flashes to freeze the action of dancers making dance forms while in the air.
© 2017 Trevor Ager - Brightpix Photography
We did some quick ring flash comparison between Profoto ring flash & Ray Flash ring flash adapter. Can't remember which was better :D At least the results looked quite the same from camera's LCD screen. Of course the AcuteB can deliver much more watt seconds than Ray. And this photo is not from the testing setup, just fooling around with flashes.
What a bizarre day. And to top it off with a flash. A storm front of lightning illuminates the horizon as an orange glow from the wildfire reflects against the city lights.
Photo by Josiah Kopp (Frozen Pines Photography) of Beulah, ND
- (photo taken south of Beulah, ND)
- Category: Scenery
- Taken on July 10th, 2017
I just got a couple of LumoPro 160 flashes. I wasn't sure I wanted a manual-only flash, but gosh, those Nikon flashes are spendy. So I guess I'll see what I can manage the old fashioned way.
One of the fun things about going in costume is you never know who's going to want to pose with you.
Taken w/ Polaroid SLR 680 and Impossible Project PX 680 Color Protection film.
Having fun! Single 580EX II in manual mode with grid 4 meters to the right. Shutter speed 1/20s, moved camera while shooting. Perhaps I should have changed the flash synching mode?
Poor fella was bored out of his head just going through the motions playing Rihanna and Beyonce WTF?!
DIY Home-made ring flash.
There are many instructions to make one of these to be found on the internet and on flickr.
I sugest you google " DIY ring flash" and look at all the ideas.
I decided to make one - I think my idea to use a plastic bowl gives a quick and neat end product.
This is still a work in progress - I must still buy the TTL cable and make the bracket to hold the camera/bowl/flash together as a unit. Finished product will follow.
1X 20cm(8") translucent plastic tupperware-type bowl cost R17.00 ($2.50) (includes lid)
1X piece 1mm ductile aluminium for cone
1X piece 100mm (4") plastic drainage pipe
1X roll aluminium tape cost R24.00 ($3.00) (any automotive shop)
1X idea on how to make cone
1. Cut bowl and lid to suit pipe used ( I used a pair of dividers - worked like a dream)
2. Make cone to suit pipe and bowl size
3. Trace paper template for head of flash.
4. Hold flash against bowl, decide where the hole for head will be and stick template onto bowl with craft glue.
5. Cut out hole for flash (I used the small blade on a swiss-army knife and trimmed and cleaned up the fit with a soldering iron).
6.Cover inside of bowl, pipe and cone with aluminium tape . . work slowly, small piece at a time.
See the build on my phoyostream:
Un flash rebotado en una fondo blanco. Banderas negras en los laterales y dos reflectores blancos rectangulares a ambos lados en parte delantera. Producto apoyado en un espejo.
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People participating in the 11th annual ‘No Trousers Tube Ride’ flash mob in central London, Sunday, 12 January 2010.
The event is an annual global flash mob where the participants remove their trouser for fun on a journey on the transport network.
The London event normally attracts around 200 participants who behave as though everything is completely normal as they are juxtaposed with amused local and wide-eyed tourists.
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