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Canon 1D MkII 50mm 1/125 f/2.2 ISO100
430 EXII @ 1/16 fired from upper right into Westcott reflective umbrella upper left
Taken out the window of my house on Hallow'een. My favourite personal shot and quite a lucky one too! Cropped slightly for effect.
The building blocks for my flash power mod:
One battery charger adapter cable and a random plastic part thats main shaft just happened to be the same size as an AA battery!
The charger has a 3.5mm mono plug for some reason and this adapter allows it to connect directly to the battery terminals which are the spade lug style. I had hoped to use the charger as a direct power source but for some reason it took more than 10sec's to recharge the flash (I turned it off after that time thinking something wasn't right, although it had charged it initially and fired ok).
Extra Strobist: Shot in my cheapo Strobist macro studio with an SB800 firing through the top/right @ 1/8 -2/3 power.
Some drunk guy named Abram on my front porch pulling his pants down trying to show off his little winky!
Lavar canil, domingo de manhã com um belo sol, de havaianas e com o Layla Flash Back nas unhas dos pés nao é pra qualquer um kkkkkkkkk
The setup I used in my attempt to emulate Bruce Gilden - Ricoh 35 ZF & Metz 20 BC6 flash. By far the most expensive part of this was the Olympus TTL cable! (I think the Ricoh was £2 or £3 from a charity shop).
The Ricoh is a really good little 35mm film camera and a pleasure to use with a good positive feel to the shutter and the other (very few) controls.. The ZF is short for zone focus - very convenient for street photography (especially at night) - yet the camera is otherwise identical to the Ricoh 500G - the same sharp 40mm f2.8 lens, programmed auto exposure with manual override, up to 800 ISO film etc.
Photograph taken with a Nikon P7100, Nikon SB26 flash on manual, fired through a 24" translucent umbrella. Effectively my first serious attempt at still life with flash.
Update: h2testw reveals that the flash drive is fake. After 6.9 GB of testing, the device disappears due to an error. On Linux, that error is multiple lines of something like "device descriptor read/64, error -110"
A fake low quality low cost USB Flash drive.
Size: 65519936 KB (62.5 GiB)
Write: 7.97 MB/s
Read 13.95 MB/s
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A muzzle flash I rendered for mah game.
Free for anyone to use, just give credit.
Created in sumopaint, then edited in paint.net
Strobist info:
Fujifilm X10 f8 1/640
Yongnuo 460II 1/32 perpendicular to camera on the right through snoot and honeycomb.
New flash trigger system in the house replacing my old PT-04 triggers.
I waited quite a while for these ... looking forward to lots of flash-fun.
Shot with ring flash as the sole light. For more info/photo, check out beaupix: boston headshot studio by Ryuji Suzuki.
tattoo flash
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designed in Amanda Kern's Intro To Flash class. We had to put together a flash gallery for an artist or photographer. I was lucky to come across this amazing photographer. I love his work. || view animation ||
©2008 Alex Suárez. All rights reserved.
Portrait of a friend using an Orbis™ ring flash. The ring flash makes for some centered catchlights and a cool halo shadow. The crop is deliberately funky. Some may like it, some may not. I like it.
BTW, for those of you holding your breath, I’ve done a selfie and will be posting it sometime this weekend.
Strobist info: Nikon SB-600 into an Orbis™ ring flash triggered via an SC-29 cable.
There's a clever comment that could be made about this photo, but nothing's coming to me right this minute. So I leave the discussion open to anyone who wants to take a crack at it.
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Another one from the Field Museum in Chicago. September 2008.
Little (flash photography) hack.
You've probably got them lying around the house somewhere.
Those brackets that come with 2€/$/£ led bicycle lights.
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