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So I was walking around Lowe's looking for lighting equipment and came across this wonderful LED flashlight by Stanley. For 25 bucks, you get an LED flashlight that allows you to pick 1, 3, or 6 LEDs to turn on, a swivel head, and built in tripod. The head isn't that powerful, but it does give the opportunity to put a spotlight on one part of the composition.
example usage:
www.flickr.com/photos/uvapip/1790001317/
example setup:
www.flickr.com/photos/uvapip/1790001667/
Strobist info:
- canon 430ex camera right
- strobist $10 macro studio
Jess nixed Mike's plan to use a flashlight in his search for her garter. bahahaaa
Camille would catch the bouquet. Really the bouquet would bounce off of her and fall to the ground with no attempt on her part to actually catch it. Clearly she's not so interested in being the next to marry.
Erstellt mit der App iLigthning Cam 2. Empfehlung von Happy Shooting der Photopodcast. 3 ... 2 ... 1 ... Happy Flashing 🙈😉
ZEN MAGNETS - Neodymium Magnetic Balls (@489) - Flashlight
Light effect using a real flashlight shining through the barrel.
(@319) = Handle - Length(26 x 12-ball rings linked) + End cap(6-ball ring + 1 ball center)
(@090) = Lens Mount to Handle - (5 x 18-ball rings linked) ... 2 layers of Handle inserted into 1st 2 layers of Lens Mount
(@008) = power switch
(@018) = Internal Lens Plate - (6-ball inner ring + 12-ball outer ring coupled) ... inserted at last Lens Mount ring slightly indented
(@054) = Outer Lens Cover - (3 x 18-ball rings linked) ... coupled to Lens Mount to Handle
In which a small flashlight, its lens covered except for a small hole, is suspended from the ceiling in a fully dark room, and set to spinning, while a camera with open aperture and coloured filters over its lens, captures the action.
Quincy Mine Hoist Association
Underground in the a copper mine.
The flashlight is lighting level 5 opening. If moving through level 5 in the dark and a miner didn't stop at the opening...the miner fell to the seventh level.
Picture of a woman drawing a pattern with a flashlight at a slow shutter speed to show continued movement.
Maryland, USA: Christmas 2010
Danielle holding an LED flashlight aloft and modeling some Christmas clothes
Panasonic Lumix DMC-LX5 | 106mm | ƒ3.3 | 1/4s | ISO400 | Handheld
I didn't really do a good job, but I tried to do a 30" exposure while shining a flashlight along the surface of my new truck.
Love the window light, that's a street light outside of my house, and i love how the birds look on the curtains, and the glow in the dark stickers on the light :)
I still fall for signing up for freebies every now and then. A few months ago I sent for one from Marlboro. The offer included a sleeping bag (which they were out of) and other camping goods. Today my flashlight arrived and it even included four D batteries. It is a close match to one I received as a gift a few years back. Sadly, I left it at work when doing some work at the old pool and it was stolen. Thank you for the Coleman flashlight Marlboro!
A repost from a year ago. But it's for a good reason. Congrats on picking up a line number for Chief, Rick! Yippeeeeee!
This is straight out of the camera. No processing. Another night of the exercise standing on the Transient Pad waiting on a helicopter. I was just dicking around with my LED light and snapped this shot of Rick. Cool.