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Bakelite boxcamera for 620 film, it makes 6x6 exposures. This model provides contacts for a flash unit.
No, flash worked perfectly on this Santa portrait.
But I'm having the devil's own hard time trying to get my studio flash system up and running.
Boring tech stuff to follow: System is three Strobelite Plus flash heads, two Softboxes, one background flash unit. All head units are working normally. I can't seem to get the communication to work between the flash heads and two remote triggers (PocketWizard Plus II). Can't get the camera to wirelessly trigger the flash heads. Wired, they work fine. The remote triggers are working normally...but somewhere in between, the communication breaks down.
I believe it is one of two problems. It is possible that the cable between PocketWizard receiver unit and first flash head is incompatible in some way...though I don't know how that could be. Or, it is possible that the 3.3v that the remote trigger sends out is not appropriate for the flash head input...though I was told that these two systems work together.
Until I hear from one of the manufacturers, I'll remain both puzzled and stymied.
- used flash bracket from local camera store
- Ikea Tupperware
- random Hanimex TZ*2 flash
- ETTL flash extension cable off Ebay
- Canon 350D w/ 50mm F/1.8
The flash doesn't support ETTL, but I plan on getting a cheap flash that supports ETTL. Then this will be a very versatile flash setup. The flash has a three different "auto" settings that sometimes work and sometimes don't. The problem is the Tupperware casting weird shadows over the auto sensor, or being outside the distance range for some given auto setting.
This shot is taken two stops below proper exposure so that you can actually see the flash inside the Tupperware.
Some flashes (mine included) like the Vivtar 283 have trigger voltages that will destroy modern cameras and other digital devices.
This is a very un-elegant solution. I am not very good with circuits, so I used a circuit I understand, the old Quaketronics output circuit with an input interface transistor.
It is meant to work with an open collector driver, like the CameraAxe and the TimeMachine, both of which work with this circuit. It works just great with trigger voltages up to 300 volts.
By the way, all the bypass caps, diodes and varistor on the +9 volt line are for filtering, to keep that darn 300 volt discharge from causing digital killing spikes.
Cheers.
Chamou-me a atenção esse anúncio da antiga Eletro-radiobraz no verso de um recorte de jornal ( Folha de S. Paulo?) de 1968 que eu conservava por um desenho a nanquim publicado.
Acho interessante a evolução tecnológica dos equipamentos e então resolvi publicar para compartilhar com todos voces essas raridades de época.
Espero que apreciem.
Model: Kajsa K.
Strobist setup: SB-900 with a 60 cm softbox front left model. Triggered with Skyport.
My 8801 was plagued with battery issues - I tried every possible battery and it'd always go from 5 bars to 1 and then power off - sometimes when I got a txt, sometimes when I was placing a call, etc.
I sent this to iUnlock UPS overnight on a Thursday - it arrived Friday, was flashed with the latest (and final) firmware, and because I paid for overnight return shipping, I got it back Monday. So far, it works great!
BTW my previous firmware was 03.94
Syncord and all, the thing is complete except bulb which should be available online. No scratching. Really must get some rols of 200 asa and try shooting with this on 4.5. Having said that, my favourite camera is a Minolta SRT 303 b with a really magically luminous 50 mm lense, and a 135 mm for no posing surprise mugshots. Using as little depth of field as possible this lense is really great for that sharp portrait against blurry background stuff. Also, the darn canon flash works on a 22.5 volt fry cell which may be hard to find, and a Canon 100 MFD capacitator which is probably dead. Oh well...
Multi-flashes. This is the result of playing with multiple flashes - all off-camera. The primary lighting is from my ringflash held off to the right side. Backlighting from a diffused slave flash head, and finally lighting from the left from bounced light from a third flash. The conclusion - I have a lot to learn about studio lighting !
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Second photo of three: Museum-quality mimetite specimen from Morocco, seen at the Tucson Rock and Gem Show this year. The entire piece is about 16" long and weighs about 8 pounds. See the other two images for more detail. This is the finest piece I've ever seen and for a mere $1,700 it could have come home with me. As usual my best collecting is with my camera.
Flash used, hand held.
KONICA MINOLTA DIGITAL CAMERA DiMAGE X1
Gisele se balançando... Infelizmente desta vez o fundo foi atrapalhado pelo pessoal que passava.
Strobist: Novamente a mesma subexposição e o flash bem forte com uma softbox.
Do not use this image without my explicit permission!
Canon EOS 350D with Canon EF-S 18-55 mm @ F5.6
This is a so called "multi flash sync" - the idea and pcb are from akeeh @ Flickr.
You are able to attach 4 flashes to trigger them all at the same time (when pressing the shutter on the camera).
See DIY multi flash sync for more information.