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lighting setup shot for 015/365

This photo was taken at insomnia56

 

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Handheld macro setup

 

EOS 550D with aftermarket batterygrip with built in intervalometer

EF 100mm f2.8 USM Macro

 

Cheap aluminium tripod ring with C-shaped flash bracket (normally have the C-shaped bracket on the other side of the lens to get more space for fingers for manual focusing.

 

TTL cord with Nissing DI866 Mk II + O-Flash ring flash adapter

 

Normally I have the rubberbands stretched over back of the flash unit to the front end of O-flash to make O-flash rest againts the lens hood to minimize movement and reduce strain on the tilting & swiveling flash head.

  

Due to the crop sensor and narrow FOV of the lens, no vignette is visible on the pictures due to rather obstructive O-flash placement. Without lens hood I could use the O-flash adapter straight from the camera, but it does block the manual focusing ring quite effectively then.

  

Yes, its a bit heavy. But still very mobile package and gets the job done!

Medialab SETUP & Het Nederlands Film Festival organized one of the largest editions of this one-night exhibition the world has ever seen. At sundown, they transformed the beautiful former post office at De Neude into one enormous canvas with tons of new media art projected on every surface possible!

 

This photo was taken at insomnia59

 

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Setup shot for this shot.

 

Sorry for the crappy setup shot, heh.

This photo was taken at Insomnia61 #i61.

 

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I had 3 LCD displays back then... two for my PC workstation which had dual monitors running off 2 video cards and one for my streaming server... dishing out dance music to the world. The streaming server had two technics 1200's connected to it... I would wake up at 3AM in the morning and mix and host shows live on the mic.... it was a wondrous thing looking at the cable modem lights blinking and knowing I had people tuning in from other countries.

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This is the setup shot for my recent smoke shots. I fear I lied to you all .... the snoots were made from dog food and dish washer tablet boxes, not cereal boxes as previously claimed ;-)!

 

I'll tag what's there.

 

Resulting shots:

Here and here

 

This is the setup for the cross section pictures of horned melon. It's a $15 diploma frame, which a friend suggested when I asked where I could go to buy some glass. I sandwiched the slice between the two bits of glass and then held it all in place using the clamps. Sunpak 383 set at 1/16th power, reflecting off the white foam board.

 

See the whole set here.

This photo was taken at insomnia53

 

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Photo by David Portass Photography

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This photo was taken at insomnia59

 

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This is the setup for Strobistbootcamp water.

The setup to create the shadow wings for my "Fire Angel" photo. This is a fairly early setup photo -- there was a lot of tweaking as I went.

Setup shot for these photos:

 

www.flickr.com/photos/jake2k/5386226241/

 

Strobist: One speedlight in 57" brolly camera right.

This is the setup for THIS shot.

Product Photography. Strobe Setup in same gallery.

Current PC Setup.

 

Intel Core 2 Duo E8400 with Noctua NH-U12P Heatsink.

Gigabyte EX38-DS4 Motherboard.

HIS HD3850 IceQ Turbo 512MB Video Card.

Corsair HX620W PSU.

Corsair Dominator 1066MHZ 4GB Ram.

Western Digital 640GB HDD

Antec 300 Case.

J'ai changer le fond pour un en blanc pour un résulta préférable à mon gout.

 

Ps. Les feuilles de papier devant les flashs son pas vraiment transparent , c'est pour voir les flash en arrière.

Enjoy and remember to comment and critique.

 

Strobist Info: SB-800 @ 35mm @ 1/64 Diffuser Camera Right and High above shooting through a storage bin top for diffusion

 

Camera Info: Nikon D7000 | 60mm(ƒ/2.8) 60mm | ƒ/6.3 | ISO 200 | 1/100s

 

Setup for THIS

This photo was taken at insomnia58

 

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Setup shot for "The Accordionist"

 

Complete setup at shayne gray learns photography.

 

Strobist:

Nikon SB-24 in 28" softbox slightly above the camera triggered by CyberSyncs

Nikon SB-26 fired bare 45° behind model camera right triggered optically as slave

StratLAN Summer Party 2017 - David Portass/iEventMedia.co.uk

the setup today with the hanging sculpture and 4x5

Dark picture of my new setup. I'm in love with this lcd.

Enjoy and remember to comment and critique.

 

Strobist Info: SB-800 @ 105mm @ 1/64 DIY Gridded Snoot @ camera Right | SB-80DX @ 105mm @ 1/64 Camera Left - Both flag for to prevent camera flare | Each had a Mirror opposite corner to use as front main lights

 

Camera Info: Nikon D7000 | 28-70mm(ƒ/2.8) 28mm | ƒ/7.1 | ISO 320 | 1/250s

 

Setup for THIS

Barista and Cimbali Jr

Everything ready for the first service.

This photo was taken at insomnia59

 

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setup shot:

2 bottles with styrofoam between held together with rubber bands

sb28 on lowest setting through grid, cto gel on bottom part so the female flask is more intense orange of color, I really wanted to light the bottles from below so they glowed

left is a box so the bottom of the 'bed' is in a shadow

left top is a strobe (metz 48af1) on 1/64 with grid and cto gel too too

all manually triggered by camera flash, set to 1/20th trough a small softbox to give some fill on the 'bed sheets'

and yes on the left that's a bally bumper pinball machine from 1936 used as a flash stand

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