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I didn't like the results of any of my attempts at using the SX-70 to take a photo of this figurine of my favorite (ex-)Presidential candidate in my Foldio 3 portable studio. But when I put them all together, it worked.
Focus stack (12 images). Shot with two off-camera flashes (Leica SF60 /Leica SF C1 trigger) placed along sides of a 15 inch Foldio Studio light box at 90 degrees to subject. Strobes also modified with MagMod MagSphere diffusers to spread light.
Subject was challenging to light as the surface was smooth, reflective and white, with very few sharp edges. Focusing was accomplished by placing a ruler along the side of the object and focusing along the measuring scale at half inch increments.
Unknown artist, circa 2005.
Focus stacked, 26 images. Shot with two off camera Leica SF60 strobes placed at 45 degrees front left back right side of camera diffused through white corrugated polypropylene sides of a 24 inch Foldio light box. Triggered with Leica SF C1 remote.
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Unknown artist, circa 2005.
Focus stacked, 26 images. Shot with two off camera Leica SF60 strobes placed at 45 degrees front left back right side of camera diffused through white corrugated polypropylene sides of a 24 inch Foldio light box. Triggered with Leica SF C1 remote.
Unknown artist, circa 2005.
Focus stacked, 12 images. Shot with two off camera Leica SF60 strobes placed at 45 degrees front left back right side of camera diffused through white corrugated polypropylene sides of a 24 inch Foldio light box. Triggered with Leica SF C1 remote.
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Satck of 63 images. StackA small glass ladybug (~5mm) on a bed of lettuce as a text of a Sigma 105 DG DN Macro lens. Shot inside Foldio Studio Lightbox, LED illumination.
A working radio made from wood.
Shot in Foldio portable studio. Lit with two off-camera diffused Leica SF60 flashes with Magmod Spheres attached. Triggered by a Leica SF C1 remote. Five image focus stack.
Focus stack (10 images). Shot with two off-camera flashes (Leica SF60 /Leica SF C1 trigger) placed along sides of a 15 inch Foldio Studio light box at 90 degrees to subject. Strobes also modified with MagMod MagSphere diffusers to spread light off translucent polypropylene sides of Foldio Studio.
Focus stack of 12 images. Shot with two off camera strobes (Leica SF 60 / Leica SF C1 trigger) with subject inside 15 inch Foldio
Studio. Flash 1 from right side, undiffused through polypropylene side. Flash 2 from top opening, diffused with MagMod MagSphere and a velum scrim over opening to eliminate reflections
Focus stacked (26 images). Shot with two off camera strobes (Leica SF60/Leica SF C1 trigger), diffused with MagMod spheres, outside of a 24 inch Foldio studio. Flashes at 90 degrees left and right, behind the subject.
I finally got around to getting my “grail”watch…specifically, this 1995 Rolex Submariner 14060. I got if for a (relative) bargain from Jacek Kozubek at Tropical Watches, as it came with no box or papers, has Luminova service hands and no bracelet. I’m not bothered by any of that. I like the watch for what it is.
There’s a lot to love about a no-date, two liner sub, and I’m not sure I have anything new to add to the conversation. It’s a great watch. Yes the newer ones are technically a little better, but the fatter lugs of the later subs are actively unappealing to me. I’ve always had my heart set on a 14060. My only real regret is not getting it sooner.
I’ve had several other watches trying to scratch the itch of REALLY wanting this one, and they never quite cut it. Some of them are really nice watches in their own right, but they aren’t this one. I had talked myself out of getting the 14060 for years, thinking the price will maybe come down again to where it was a few years ago. I don’t think that’s going to happen.
It’s now on an unlined brown Horween Shell strap that I made myself from some scraps I had lying around.
I took this photo in my Foldio light box, with the overhead lights mostly dimmed, and a folded piece of paper as a reflector. The background is some black tumbled Horween Shell Cordovan.
Focus stack (18 images). Shot with two off-camera strobes (Leica SF 60/Leica SF C1 trigger), modified with MagMod MagSphere diffusers, placed outside of 15 inch Foldio Studio at 90 degrees, left and right at height of subject..Subject placed inside Foldio Studio.
"Macro" shot with the Sigma 17-70 in the Foldio mini Studio.
Toma "macro" con el Sigma 17-70 en el mini estudio de Foldio.
Focus stack of 12 images. Shot with two off camera strobes (Leica SF60/Leica SF C1) diffused with MagMod spheres placed outside a Foldio 24 light box. Flashes placed at 45 degrees at back and 210 degrees front. White flags use in front of camera to avoid reflections.
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Today I photographed the nib on my Montblanc 149 fountain pen with my new Foldio Mobile Studio. It is so easy to achieve good results with the Foldio.
Recently I got the keys to my new apartment. The first thing I did was install new door locks, with new keys. Just in case...
BTW, I took this photo in a Foldio portable studio with the black background. However it's not as black as I want it to be. Any tips on how to get a pitch black background, yet having the main object properly lit / exposed?
ODC: A Fresh Start
The Model 95 is the first of Edwin Land's instant picture cameras. The 95B was released 1957 and used instant roll film.
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Photographed with an Olympus OMD EM10 Mark II
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Focus stack (11 images) Shote with two off-camera strobes (Leica SF 60/Leica SF C1 trigger), modified with MagMod MagSphere diffusers, placed outside of 15 inch Foldio Studio at 90 degrees, left and right at height of subject..Subject placed inside
The Kodak Instamatic 104 launched in 1963 and used the 126 film cartridge.
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Photographed with an Olympus OMD EM10 Mark II
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Polaroid Sun 600 introduced in 1981.
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Photographed with an Olympus OMD EM10 Mark II
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Focus stacked 11 images. Shot with two off camera flashes (Leica SF 60/Leica SFC1 trigger), diffused with MagMod spheres inside Foldio studio lightbox. Flashes placed at 45 degrees at back and 270 degrees front. White flags use in front of camera to avoid reflections.
Focus stack of 12 images. Shot in 24 inch Foldio studio with two diffused off camera flashes (Leica SF60/SF C1 trigger). place outside enclosure at 90 degree left and right sides with MagMod Spheres attached.
Focus stack 12 images. Two off camera flashes (Leica SF60/SF C1 trigger(, diffused with MagMod Spheres and MagMod grids. Bell in back of 24 in Foldio light box. Flashes place in front of bell, at light box to illuminate scene through sides of light box.
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Mi primera doble exposición,
mi erizo Herbie con unas hojas muy Otoñales.
My first double exposure,
my hedgehog Herbie with some Autumm leaves
My Intrepid 8x10 showed up yesterday, the last piece I needed to be able to shoot Polaroid Originals' 8x10 film. This is my first shot with it. It's maybe a touch overexposed; you can't really see the details in Elizabeth's face, or her glasses, but much darker and Ruth's gown would totally disappear. I'm pretty happy with this. Look forward to lots of fun with the camera.
Intrepid 8x10, Schneider-Kreuznach 180mm f/6.8 convertible lens, shot at 6.8 for 1 second in a Foldio 3 foldable studio.
Polaroid Automatic 215 Land Camera 1968-1970.
Back to "The Camera Project" series (seven years later).
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Wooohooo! My Foldio2 finally arrived! Can't wait to use this for MOC photography. Happy happy joy joy! #kickstarter #orangemonkie
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Zeiss Batis 85/1.8 by Leica Q Macro handheld, Foldio 2 light box, 2 minutes setup and shoot, didn't bother to clear dust :D
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Zeiss Batis 25/2 by Leica Q Macro handheld, Foldio 2 light box, 2 minutes setup and shoot, didn't bother to clear dust :D
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One of my favorite old radios shot with my new-to-me Century Studio No. 5 on a J. Lane 5x7 dry plate. Used the Foldio 3 portable studio. Probably should have used the white background, but maybe not.
I came back from the Photography Show last week end with a nifty little portable desktop studio called a Foldio and a new 12-100 Olympus lens. Whilst the lens isn't a true macro it does focus pretty close. So this is from my mineral collection taken with my new equipment and using the Wifi connection on the camera to give me live view on my iPad and a remote release. All seem to work very well so I am pleased.
It's a specimen from Jalna in Western India and includes Scolecite needles and Stilbite
I would say this is the first actual good photograph I've gotten out of my new-to-me Century Studio No. 5 5x7 camera. I shot this again on Ilford Harman Direct Positive Paper, developed in some Adox Neutol Eco that came with my Fojo enlarger a few years ago. I used a Foldio 3 photo studio as well, with a black-ish backdrop. I think this turned out pretty well. Wish I could have gotten closer to fill more of the frame with Enid, but the camera only has so much bellows extension.
Heavy crop from a 8x10 Velvia 50 slide - reproduction ratio is as high as bellows would allow, so very close to 1:1.
The film expired in 2001 but came out very good - it appears a little fogged because I forgot to account for reciprocity but this cleaned up very well via exposure correction during scanning.
Shot in a Foldio 2 lightbox. I didn't spot the scan as I intend to rescan it once I've figured out a better film holder solution, for now it's just a 1.5mm thich piece of cardboard with a whole cut in the middle.