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I went to The Flash Bus tour in Durham, NC last week. Got to meet Joe McNally and David Hobby, two of the pioneers of small flash photography. I had a great time, learned a lot and got their autographs. They were both very patient for being rushed by 400 people during the breaks!
Converted to B&W in Silver Efex Pro.
I did not use flash. The pro on my left side did. I caught his flash on 1/250. We obviously found the same moments interesting, but 1/180 is supposed to be the fastest flash sync on the E-400?
(Shooting RAW is nice when this happens. The boys had an unhealthy over-exposed pale skin color in the JPEG from the camera.)
You can see where you can solder the trigger wire onto. This may lead to other interesting projects. Maybe a double flash or adjusting the auto off time.
Be sure to not touch the capacitor if you havent discharged it with a resistor or something.
ProjectX with Kodak Ultramax 400. Sept 2021. Images C-41 processed and scanned by AG Photolab. October 2021
The room on which the Castle was possibly constructed in the early 1770s. The National Trust are vague about this space - simply declaring it 16th or 17th century.
It's a Grade II* listed buiding, and the text reads:
Single storey over basement; alternate sides blind, the others with ogee-arched openings. Leaded glazing to 2-light and transomed windows and doorway with pair of 3-panel doors. The basement incorporates C16 or C17 windows and doorway, presumably originally from the house.
A visit to Saltram on the day the NT were holding their Yuletide Food and Craft Fair.
The fair was nice enough, but it was the gardens I enjoyed the most.
Après avoir mis l'appareil photo également sur le terrain dans une boite, le rendu était bien souvent trop sombre.
Le flash permet d'y remédier et surtout d' apporter une nouveauté dans la photo de paintball.
Ma nouvelle protection est en plexi cette fois-ci et résistera sans problème.
Photos © Michael Garijo
Zone 52 festival, day 1 - band 6 and headlining were the band Flash! - a tribute to Queen
2017-06-09 Z52 Flash web-5528
Spent some time at Longwood Gardens fooling with Off Camera Flash. The idea here was to manually set the camera to UNDER EXPOSE the image causing the backgrounds to become darker. The off camera flash was optically triggered to throw some light onto the flower in the foreground. It took some experimenting to determine the best flash power setting. Going off camera with the flash also allowed positioning it to reduce shadows. The camera's built-in flash was set to a low power setting (-3) so it would not contribute much towards lighting the scene but was still enough to act as a trigger.
Cuz Old school is more cool!
1 x flash from left 1/1
1 x flash behind/side/left 1/4
triggered via Cactus V4.
A picture my boyfriend took of me with his cell phone, edited to black and white. Yeah, look at me with my flash cards!
Strolling through the Piazza one night we came across this group performing a FlashMob dance performance with all their carry bags placed in the centre they formed a large circle to perform their act to the accompanying music with their coordinator walking around the inside edge and filming each performers facial expressions . The crowd was enjoying the spectacle with many cameras clicking away until the police arrived on the scene and stopped the whole show much to the annoyance of the assembled spectators with hissing and booing at their displeasure .
Piazza San Marco . Venice .
Roll #0001 (test roll)
Ilford Delta 100. Shot box speed. Self-developed in Caffenol C-H, fixed with salt water+KBr
Pushed a little on purpose, but maybe too much (17m instead of 15) and then didn't stop it properly so it likely kept developing during its 18h fix bath. These are some THICC negatives that took a lot of work to get anything out of!
Nikon FE2
Dec 22-23, 2021
So this is a shot of the atomic eye lighting up by reflecting my flash, no photoshopping!
I didn't notice it when I ordered it on eBay, but the flocked Atomic Man head I ended up with was missing the atomic eye!
I was able to remove it and the light pipe from the non-flocked head I already had pretty easily, but it wasn't as easy getting it into the flocked head.
No sign of the Kingfishers today but there is plenty of running water in the nearby River Wheelock.
A frozen Fields Farm Flash in Moston, Sandbach, Cheshire.