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setup shot for the portrait of my father.
closed down 60" umbrella.
2 YN-560 flashes set to 1/2 power each mounted with a Phottix multi-boom.
Triggered with PW Plus X
ISO 100
1/200SS
f/5.0
Canon 5D II + 50L
the "background" was the outer cover for a large reflector. I figured a wrinkled black background was better than white blinds :-)
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SB-26 at 1/2 power zoomed to 35mm, diffusion sheet for rimlight, A2-sized reflector with aluminium foil, gobo to avoid direct illumination of table.
setup for this shot.
Side note: There is a huge difference in height between Mer and I. I am 6'6" and lets just say she is a bit shorter, so for this shot I had to actually crouch down a little, and have her stand on one of our dining room chairs...I am also a big kid, so this is me not acting my age...hahahahaha
here is the setup for Light exercise
Brand: Pentax k200d, Tamron 17-50 1:2.8
It's simple 3 light setup but in that case we don't have a key light and a fill light cuz a key light should be twice powerful as a fill light and in that case a concentrate 3/4 power light is almost equal as a 7/8 diffused.
So 3 light setup at almost the same power each light should give a flat image that's why i compensate by adding perspective whit the couch angle.
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Another angle of setup photo from lighting essentials workshop given by Don Giannatti in Pontiac, MI
Model: Briana
Human boom: Don himself
I had a lot of fun trying my hand a more sophisticated lighting setup. I also discovered that my second flash does not provide enough light to add any value to the image. In the end I created this with one light and a bounce card to add some front fill
Info: Nikon D90, Nikkor 70-200mm F2.8G @ F7.1,78mm, ISO 200, 1/100s, off camera flash
Strobist Info: Nikon D90 on camera flash as commander, Nikon SB900 camera left @ 1/32 50mm into shoot-through 32" umbrella aimed towards background backlighting vase, white card used as bounce to add light to front of vase and opern up pebbles
Test setup - Pots are about 9litres each so have decided to trial about 18 litres of nutrient mix. One pot is full of hrdoton clay balls other has hydroton in base then 2:1 Perlite / Vermiculite and topped with hydroton. I will bury the resevoir in the garden to keep nutrient cool. I expect to plant out tomato seedlings in a few weeks as am awaiting a PH tester via mail order.
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An overhead view of the setup for "Barista Bot by Andrew Bell". The key light was the speedlight to the left of the subject, diffused with a sheet of white paper (not shown). The fill was the white bounce card to the right of the subject. The background was lit by a second speedlight at the back right. The background light was behind a gobo to keep its light off the subject and camera.
Setup Shot for 111/365 Stealing the Show.
Camera Info:
Canon 7D, Sigma DC 17-70mm 1:2.8-4 Macro HSM @31mm, f/8.0, 1/200s, ISO 100
Strobist Info:
-2 Canon 430EXII's Camera Right and in front of subject, Each 1/2 Power, @24mm zoom, about 3 feet high, 2 feet away from subject both inside 40 inch Wescott softbox.
-Sun was directly camera left. It was about 4:30 in the afternoon.
-Flashes triggered with Interfit Strobies.
setup for the Curaçao shot: background is colored pencils taped to a book cover. shot in total darkness with flash head pointing up and backward, reflected off 42 in white reflector held at a 45 degree angle. Canon 5D, 24-105 f4L, 430EX II
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Setup for our 5th year thesis show in which I did an exibit about interfacing the global brain. (credit: Ben Weber)
Photo setup for Garorock 2013
Nikon D600 : Nikon D700
Nikon SB900, Tokina 17 mm F3.5 ATX, Nikkor 28 70 AFS F2.8, Nikon SB800, Nikkor 85 mm F1.8 AF, Nikkor TC 1.7 EXII, Nikkor 70 200 mm AFS VR F2.8, Nikkor 50 mm F1.4 AFD, CF & SD cards, Black rapid RS DR 1
This photo was taken at insomnia58
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Two speedlights in front to light the model and add some texture to the walls, one in the vent in the rear to illuminate the ceiling.
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This is my new recording setup. As I am getting more serious with my work with the radio (show and internship) I was really wanting to have a nice setup to record myself and others. I was having trouble using my laptop for recording (it made a lot of noise, and it affected sound quality.) To solve the probem, I took the Mac Mini and moved it to my room, it is much quieter.
Pictured:
Macbook - Used for portable school work, typing, general use, and taking to school.
Mac Mini - Used for recording. Using Garage Band 3.0.4 for recording and initial editing. iTunes for archiving. SoundSource for driver management. Oh, and 20" is very nice.
JBL Speakers: They're the ones you find in the Apple Store. Pretty good quality, and certainly enough for my work.
Samson C01U: USB Mic. Great quality for the price, and can be used for recording radio stuff (when I'm not being dumb and messing with the wrong filters.)
iPod Nano: It's actually my mothers, but I borrow it for podcasts. I have a Zune, but I use the iPod for non-musical things.
Thoughts:
I need to install a BootCamp partition on my Macbook because everything at RMR uses Windows (XP or Vista), but that will hopefully be easy.