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This shot wasn't really composed, I just pointed the camera at a likely subject, opened the shutter, and then wave a flashlight around for ten seconds. The results are kind of neat.
topok grazie della foto
I am the storm I am the wonder
And the flashlights nightmares
And sudden explosions
What else is there? Royksopp
Youth built their own flashlights using common materials found around the house. Instructor: Rachel Pickrel, Extension Intern
Ryobi 18v flashlight modded, 3x Cree emitters at 1200mA and a cooling fan. My first build to break the kilo-lumens mark.
Production line needed a way to rapidly remove the caps from flashlights for battery insertion. I designed this machine using pneumatic cylinders, a power drill, and an oil filter tool. The cylinders squeeze the filter tool, holding the flashlight head, while the drill turns, unscrewing the light. One handed control, keeps left hand away, while right hand holds the flashlight being unscrewed.
While the power was out the other day, I messed around with a new flashlight I got. Its a 5w that runs off CR123's or AA's. It only runs at about half wattage on AA's though. Has o-rings at all the joints and is built nice, especially for the price.
Strobist Info:
SB600 bare top right for specular on tube
SB600 bottom right skimming top of light and reflecting off white board behind light for fill
Pocket flashlight isolated on white background
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Idah's daughter. One of a series of shots taken for her family's album. (She was so small I had to sit on the floor in front of her; I'd use a different lens to the 50mm next time to get better DoF.) These produced great prints on white matte paper.
It seems to have taken forever but I think I've hit on an adequate, quick to set-up, flash lighting set-up for this room. One Flash placed around 5-10ft from subject vertically bounced off the ceiling; second flash unit 15-20ft away bounced at an angle off the ceiling.