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"Friends uke nited" flash mob in Gloucester city centre this afternoon. They were introduced by Gloucester's Town Crier (and world's loudest town crier!) Alan Myatt and started off by playing 'Jingle Bells', getting everyone in the Christmas spirit.

Alan makes the introductions.

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focal plane shutter not in sync with flash light

Zenit ET

Scan: Nikon LS-50

 

©Oscar Spearman Photography

 

Camera Info:

Canon Rebel T1I, Tamron EF 28-75mm 2.8mm @28mm, f/5.0, 1/125th, ISO 200

 

Strobist Info:

-Key Light: 43" Octobox Softbox with Soft Diffuser and Speedring Bracket for Canon Flash 430EX II, camera right inside softbox, 1/4 power, 6 feet high and 3-4 feet from subject

 

-Rim Light: 24" Softbox with Soft Diffuser and Speedring Bracket for Canon Flash 430EX II, camera left inside softbox, 1/2 power, 5 feet high and 3-4 feet from subject

 

-Speedlights triggered using Radio Popper JrX system

Parece pose, mas não é! Paula prestando atenção em outro fotógrafo.

 

Strobist: 3 flashes. O 580 EX II com um Ray Flash funcionando como beauty dish à direita e acima bem perto da modelo. Um 430 EX II com um Softbox III da Lumiquest à esqueda e meio atrás do modelo (que eu acho que estava mais longe, por isso a luz mais dura). Um 420 EX no chão, apontado para o fundo branco atrás dela.

Mister Mark Davis, NYCArthur

FLASH x KUTTFATHER x SAILOR JERRY

GLOK Benefit @ Undisputed Fitness Training Center.

 

Flash and Kutt showing me whats up! Introducing me to their homeboy "Sailor Jerry".

Battery/capacitor flash gun for capless flash bulbs . Made in Germany ; from the 1950/60s. Ad from Dutch photomagazine 1961 .

Get flawless teeth with Flash Clear Aligners

Tired of those dim dark northern winter days? You need a Big Bright Light!

 

Seated in front of a flash powered soft box. No other effective illumination due to the power of the flash.

 

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The Flash -- "Flash vs. Arrow" -- Image FLA108c_0157b -- Pictured (L-R): Grant Gustin as The Flash and Stephen Amell as The Arrow -- Photo: Diyah Pera /The CW -- é 2014 The CW Network, LLC. All rights reserved.

52 Weeks of 2018

Week No: 8

Theme: Slow Synch Flash

Category: Technique

A cheesy homage to my new but old Vivitar 285HV, bless it's hard plastic heart.

great evening out with the Camera Club, Tonight we got to have a look at some water drop and light bulb set ups. Some good rainy day idea's...

I have a flash and I need rechargeable batteries... anyone got a god suggestion on which to buy?

 

Ohh and this was taken at night in a room with no light... I love my flash XD

Senior portraits...Congratulations Veronica!

I've built a ring flash with a tupperware, some aluminuim and an old pentax flash. I'm quite pleased with the final result.

Strobist setup: SB-900 with a CL umbrella softbox camera left. Sun right of model. Triggered with Skyport. ND filter for 3 stops.

Introduced in the early 1950s , for use with the larger reflectors .One side clear transparant plastic ,for protective purposes in case the flashing lamp might shatter , the other less transparant side for the same purpose but also serving as a diffuser for the flashlight .

Eddie Barron on a Swansea bike

From Pat and Bevan Barron’s collection

Flash with home made snoot pointing the eyes at 45° angle at camera right.

Triggered by cactus

mitros flash manual 50mm, 1/8 power in 24x34 softbox 45 degree 1.5 feet away from subject, Canon 7d 70-200 shot 70mm @ f4.5 1/40 ISO 100

The youth Leadership Development Center was held at Loma Mar’s Redwood Glen Camp and Conference Center in Pescadaro, CA. The four-day camp provided opportunities for youth ages 13-18 to develop and cultivate leadership skills while learning about various Red Cross opportunities. Through generous donations, camp was free for everyone this year.

 

American Red Cross Photographers I Albert & Virginia Becker

1/250, f/22, ISO 100, flash A em 1/4, flash B em 1/4, sem cartão de cores

 

Teste de flash fora da câmera conforme explicado em texto no meu blog (link no álbum).

 

Esta foto pode ser utilizada em republicações do meu texto, desde que mantida a referência a foto original.

 

Não é permitida a utilização fora do descrito acima nem com finalidade comercial.

 

Dados da foto:

Câmera: Canon EOS 7D

Lente: Canon EF-S 17-55mm f/2.8 em 55mm

Flash: sim (2 ou 3 Canon 430 EX II com remoto YN-622C)

Abertura: f/22

Tempo: 1/250 (tempo de sincronismo do flash)

ISO: 100

Equilíbrio de Branco: Sol (*)

 

Esses arquivos JPEG foram gerados na câmera com ajuste personalizado do Picture Style: Sharpen no máximo (7), Contraste em +2, Saturação em +2 e Tom de Cor em 0 (zero).

 

(*) Foi proposital deixar em sol.

Olhando para o lado certo de novo. Desta vez sem o Ray Flash!

 

Strobist: Temos 3 flashes. O 580 EX II com um um Softbox III da Lumiquest à direita e acima. Um 430 EX II com outro Softbox III da Lumiquest à esqueda da modelo. Um 420 EX no chão, apontado para o fundo branco.

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More images from the One on One Flash Photography Workshop witih Matt Osborne. Model is Roisin.

I recently bought an Ålienbees flash unit and have been trying to figure it out. It's kind of hard to do solo. Lot's of shoot, get up and look, adjust, shoot get up and look, etc., etc.

 

Technical Notes: An SB800 on 1/32 power in a beauty dish with a translucent cover about 6 feet away and about 6 feet off the ground. I had a silver-side reflector below (at about chest level) and a 500 watt shop light slightly behind me. I used a the PC cord that came with the flash unit. I shot it it with a Nikon D80, 105/2.8 at 1/200 with an aperture of 7 on ISO 100. (check the properties for more). I shot this in a 36" wide hallway with cream colored walls, so that probably bounced all kind of light around. I was sitting at the end of the hall, just inside the door opening.

Setup a remote flash on the other side of the street only to see a badass bike coming down the road i couldnt resist to snap the picture, lol im sure we scared the shit out of him at 11pm getting strobed randomly lol

 

hiding within the pandani

flashing brightly for a moment

gone forever

Workshop (off-camera flash)

Flash bulbs purchased after my father's death.

Photoflux camera flash bulbs from the 1970s.

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