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Main light shooting through umbrella, fill (which is off in this) bouncing off umbrella, hair (off) above. I probably should have had the hair light back just a bit, now that I look at the pics closer
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Lander assembly area is mapped out on the high bay floor. The big square in the middle is for the main structure.
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My first setup, and my then 8 month old daughter Kaylee.
- Celestron 8" SCT
- NightScape CCD camera
- 80mm guidescope
- NexGuide autoguiding camera
- CG-5 mount
- Little helper (pushing buttons on the guide camera remote)
This photo was taken at insomnia56
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This is the setup shot for the two "New Boots" product shots. The "studio" is my dining room. The tripod at right is where the camera was for the normal shots.
The light in the background is my 430EX on a shoe stand at 1/16 power & 70mm spread. I shielded it from the lens by a cardboard box I found nearby. Both flashes were fed by my Cactus V4 radio triggers.
The main light was provided by my Sunpak 522 (1/4 power) bounced into an umbrella which I handheld overhead just in front of the boots. I need to get a boom light stand. Though not apparent in this shot, I angled it toward the camera so as not to light up the beige curtains which were five feet behind the boots. That made the table top & background fade nicely to black.
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Setup for Coming Soon! and for the photo thats coming soon.
Strobist:
Bare LP120's left and right
Bare LP160 on the ground
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Behind the scenes of this shot for Macro Mondays:
www.flickr.com/photos/mag3737/55137589647
The two little jars of preserves were propping up my phone, which was lighting the scene from the side.
The mirror is settled into a scrunched-up towel because it doesn't lie flat on the countertop by itself.
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Three lights, pretty simple. A small trick of using the blue wall to give a slight color cast to the fill light in the headshots.
Illustration for the 3 June 2011 post on my new blog, blog.PrairieRimImages.com
The resulting shot is posted below. A more in depth discussion can be found at blog.PrairieRimImages.com/2011/06/making-money-shot.html
Shot through my Nikkor 135/2.8 lens at f/5.6. Strobist: Bill lit by a snooted Vivitar 283, 1/64 power, on a stand. I wanted some texture on the bill, so the light is hitting it at about a 20 degree angle. The green spot is a Canon 430EX, 1/8 power, dark green gel, through a drinking straw grid, hitting a white sheet about 5 feet behind the bill. The bill is mounted with scotch tape inside an 8x10" picture frame. The tape is cloned out in post. In the setup shot, the room is lit by another Vivitar 283 at full power bounced off the ceiling.
Monitor setup for 2019. Asus, Samsung, Sony, Asus PA248Q, Samsung LC49RG90SSNXZA, Sony TV. Monitors connected to two computers, Dell Precision T7500 and a Dell Precision T7910.
The right clamp is holding the pencil which as a bonus action is pinning the leaf down to the page. The left clamp is not actually clamping anything but is (1) helping to flatten down the leaf but unfortunately also (2) casting a shadow such that I could not quite do as wide of a composition as I originally wanted. But it was all too tenuous and shaky to fiddle around very much. I accidentally nudged/bumped the leaf out of position several times while I was trying to move eraser shavings around.
Speaking of eraser shavings, I made them by scribbling with coloured pencils and then erasing it with a white eraser. Turns out that "emerald green" is way too blue, as compared to the colour of this leaf. Hence the other two pencils brought in to the effort.
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The setup for this shot:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/thebringer/3670250188/
Strobist Info:
1x AB1600 - Camera Left w/ Shoot-Thru umbrella.
1x AB1600 - Camera Right w/ Softbox and black card to control spill. (note the voice activated lightstand)
Any questions? Feel free to ask!
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This is looking from the backdrop at the umbrella, camera position (the tripod), the subject, and the foamcore. You can also see the foamcore I bounced the flash into for the backdrop.
Initial setup for today's shoot, and for last week's grape shots.
Ref: D691-009
Ready for action. Note the *ahem* forest on the bottom corner and the oil rig at the top. And that lovely, er, wall to the right.
Setup for this shot and this shot.
The idea was to position the strobe directly above the tea cup, with a reflector below it that would let through only a narrow beam of light. This beam of light would only hit the bottom of the cup, making the tea glow, while the light bounced off the first reflector would provide fill, lighting the scene from the side. Unfortunately I couldn't get the beam narrow enough, so it ended up lighting a small area around the cup also. Wish I'd had some black al-foil and more time...
Initial attempts were with the silver side of the big reflector, but this gave too harsh a shadow behind the cup, so I flipped it to the white side, increased the strobe power and stuck 3 stops worth of ND filter on the bottom of the hole in the cardboard. Although I'm now thinking that 2 stops would have been better, to keep the cup-light brighter than the fill light.
See image notes for details.
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