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Strobist Info: One SB 910 mounted with orbis ring flash left and above / in fron of subject. One SB 910 on the right behind subject as a simple unfiltered backlight. All triggered by radiopoppers.
Strobist info: SB-800 and SB-28 from both sides behind the model providing rimlight. SB-80DX in Orbis Ring Flash as on axis fill.
Before heading outdoors Vicky kindly posed for a few frames where I used our Orbis RingFlash with a Canon 430EX speedlite.
Model: Jo Lin MM# 806443
Lighting: FL50 into Orbis Ring Flash @ 1/2 power. FL50r camera right behind model @1/8 power. Fired with PW
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Portrait of a friend using an Orbisâ„¢ ring flash. The ring flash makes for some centered catchlights and a cool halo shadow. The crop is deliberately funky. Some may like it, some may not. I like it.
BTW, for those of you holding your breath, I’ve done a selfie and will be posting it sometime this weekend.
Strobist info: Nikon SB-600 into an Orbisâ„¢ ring flash triggered via an SC-29 cable.
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Lighting info: Canon 430 ExII + Orbis Ringflash
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Canon 430 ex II + Orbis Ringflash.
No hubo mucho tiempo para afinar mucho y por eso la falta de enfoque fino y el uso de una sensibilidad tan alta.
No time for much razor sharp focus on this one I'm afraid, hence the soft look and the high ISO.
D inked at the SLC Tattoo Convention by Teresa Lane - Staircase Tattoo, Santa Cruz, CA "the greatest tattoo artist alive" says D
Orbis Ring Flash on SB-800 on camera
The main light here is the OrbisRingFlash on camera left. The other SB800 is under the tray covered with the Softbox III and an addictional white A4 sheet, for a better diffusion of the light. these are soft plastic lures, they look a bit like grubs and this is what I tried to reproduce, grubs crawling among the rotten leaves.... :-)
The lure is sitting behind the Orbis Flash, this is why I call it background/foreground, is both things at once. The black hole is the background and the white ring is the foreground, or frame if you will. Just a different way to shoot a product, hope you like it
2 X SB800
Orbish Flash
Lastolite Ezybox as main light
Nicola CLS
Strobist Info: FL50 with Orbis Ring Flash camera right level with models face. FL50R Far camera left for hair light. Metz 60CT2 behind model camera right full power aimed at background. A silver reflector as fill right side of models face
Model: Josephine
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my friend Alvin got a new Orbis (not Orbits lol) ring flash and tested it out on me.
Strobist: SB-600 with ring flash fired TTL
Strobist info: Key: Canon 550EX camera left four feet away from subject in shoot-through umbrella at 1/4 power, triggered by Phottic Strato trigger. Fill: Canon 550EX on-camera in Orbis ringlight at 1/2 power, about 20 feet from subject, trigger by sync cord attached to hotshoe on Phottix Strato trigger.
Alright, I know, this has been done before, probably often, but I couldn't resist. Nikon D300s 55mm, 1.250 @f7.1 and SB900 in Orbis Ring Flash.
My compact strobe tends to slide out the orbis when I hand-hold the unit. I could have used velcro or foam rubber to prevents this, but I don't like to put to much sticky stuff on my equipment.
So I put two pieces of inner tube from an old bicycle over the two small wings that hold the strobe in place. It does the job, frankly speaking its even a little hard to get the strobe in the Orbis.
Strobist info: shoot through umbrella (Westscott collapsible), pocket wizards, Nikon Coolpix P5100 hand hold. Umbrella above camera right, white board on camera left.
Picked up some new speakers to replace my old Sony home theater in a box speakers. This photo is the ProMonitor 800 Bookshelf speaker by Definitive Technology. What a difference! It's like night and day. Center channel is now ProCenter 1000 by Definitive Technology as well.
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SB-800 with an Orbis Ring Flash triggered remotely via Nikon's Creative Lighting System
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So I've began rock climbing. I got some cheap shoes and I'm addicted. The shoes fit a foot surprisingly well and are crazy tight.
I was trying the lighting from David Hobby's asparagus shot.
I shot the shoe on top of a mini-fridge because I wanted it black and it had a rough texture.
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Strobist: cross lit with 2 LP160 @1/64, bare. key light was an LP120 through an Orbis RingFlash adapter at 1/4. Triggered via Pocket Wizards.
This summer I have been doing quite a number of shots for Molix' new products and experimented with different lighting setups. Here I have my usual SB800, one is through the Orbis Ring Flash on camera left and you can clearly see the reflection on the eye of the lure. The other one goes through a Lastolite EzyBox and is positioned slightly above and behind the lure, in fact I wanted it to create a clear area over the black vinyl background and to illuminate the irregular areas as well. For the sake of a change, since the lure was white pearl anyway, I edited everything in B&W
SB800 through Orbis Camera left
SB800 through EzyBoox behing the subject
Both flashes triggered with Nikon CLS
You must see large. 100%. Excuse the fact I didn't totally clean Ami's nose beforehand. But check out the sharpness and colour definition on her mouth.
Haven't really shot the Mamiya with flash much at all. Testing it out with the Orbis Ringflash.
Have out this up at full size so you can see the insane level of sharpness.
Mamiya 645AFDii
Mamiya 35mm f/3.5 AF
Mamiya ZD digital back
Orbis Ringflash
Nikon SB800 at 1/2 power
f/8 @ 1/50th sec
ISO 64
Straight out of the camera
Sometimes I like to pose.
Strobist: 2x LP160, 28" Softbox camera right, orbis ringflash on axis. Triggered via PWs
Here's Cris and Joan helping me out. The are my stand in models as I practice some lighting techniques. Thanks guys!
Photographer : Conrad Castelo (MM #412522)
Model: Cris Beltran (MM #1800226)
Model: Joan Beltran
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Enstein 640 on camera right with 30 degree grid triggered wireless via PocketWizard MultiMax
Enstein 640 on camera left with 30 degree grid triggered wireless via PocketWizard MultiMax
Nikon SB-800 with Orbis Ring Flash triggered wireless via PocketWizard MultiMax
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Yes I am still using my Orbis Flash... James Madelin thank you for creating this product. I can't stop using it.
I was fixing Ethan's computer over the weekend. Needed to replace his video card. Instead of just buying him a new video card, might as well kill two birds with one stone! :) I gave his computer my EVGA nVidia GeForce 8800GT and bought me this bad boy. Needless to say we are both happy. Ethan didn't say he was happy, but I know he is. lol
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SB-800 with Orbis Ring Flash triggered via Nikon's Creative Lighting System
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I took this picture when my Orbis Ring Flash arrived. I was just curious to learn better how it works.
I don't remember the settings of this picture.