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I was inspired by a post that one of my favorite photographers Michael Zelbel posted regarding high key lighting (link to article). The effect I wanted didn't quite come across which was much softer white light. I was working in a big room so I wasn't able to contain the light. I'll have to work on this one :]

Final shot

Strobist:

JTL 160w Monolight camera left @ full power

JTL 160w Monolight camera right @ full power

JTL 160w Monolight to the left of me @ full power

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DJ Equipment Setup (Exitmusik.com Archive) by Andy Vortex

Taken from www.exitmusik.com DJ Equipment photo archive

Clean desk by welsh.simon

Back when my desk was clean...

Jupiter and Mars Photo Setup 2 W2016 - Installation Photo pour Jupiter 2 H2016 by Andre-M.

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Planetary photo setup, viewed from the back: attached to the SC11 telescope, from right to left, are the electric micro-focusser, the flip-mirror that can send light up through the eyepiece or straight through to the camera, the filter wheel, the 2X Barlow lens, and the ZWO120mm-s camera.

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L'installation pour photo planétaire vue de l'arrière: à la sortie du télescope SC11, de droite à gauche, l'on voit le micro-focusseur électrique, le miroir basculant qui peut diriger la lumière en haut vers l'oculaire ou tout droit vers la caméra, la roue à filtres, la lentille Barlow 2X, et la caméra ZWO120mm-s.

My Studio March 2008 by TC Krantz

This is my studio's desk setup. I have been de-cluttering my studio for five months, and trying different setups to find what works for me. I even gave my Mom my huge drafting table and "broke" up my own full-wall desk unit design to get where I could get my studio to work for me. Ultimately, I have a design for a full lazy susan desk (from a dream I had last night) which this setup is based on. Until then, I think this setup is going to do well.

Disa setup by Niklas Morberg

Setup for portrait of Disa. Ambient is contributing pretty much nothing to the exposure.

Now that I have an umbrella I can steal Hobby's full setup. Today I also had access to a third flash, so I added a rim/chin light too. It was a bit too hot and probably should've been placed more behind subject as well.

Water lens setup by Daniele Nicolucci

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The setup I used to take these pictures:

www.flickr.com/photos/jollino/5075620051/

www.flickr.com/photos/jollino/5078159972/

You can see my Canon 350D sporting a Sigma 18-200mm f/3.5-6.3 + contactless extension tubes (manual exposure, manual focus)

Demo Setup by Bryan Rombough

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Setup for the scheduled demo which didn't happen.

Players showed up with full companies of frames, so we had a 3 player skirmish instead.

Setup by IGFestUK

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Explorable Microscopy setups by Rich Gibson

Flash unit used for oblique lighting of a coin

Setup by IGFestUK

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light102 spec assignment setup by Matthew Lane

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The setup. Sb800 into Morris softbox 1/4 power triggered by Su800

nb_setup_169 by nickb_rock

setup shot for 169 / 365

My setup by Brock Saddler

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my camera setup, pretty straight forward whats there.

HYBRIO battery setup by Paul's Pixels

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Setup for HYBRIO battery shot here

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Setup V5.0 by Vassily Kritis

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Those among you who follow my posting of Pluto Valve control blocks will soon realise this is again another setup and might also think that I am a weirdo to keep testing new arrangements of the necessary components. Unfortunately, that has been indeed true and the reason for changing has always been the lack of rigidity of the block carrying Pluto trigger and its valves due to the quality of the roller heads I used and of some of the remaining components. Also, I have been trying to minimise the size and number of total components used, while maintaining and also improving the block functionality, ease of operation, and its global stiffness. The current block is built around, in this last version, a camera rig I once used to operate a video serving GH4, but not anymore... There are still a number of areas where the current block can be further improved, but for the time being this is my most rigid and most accommodating configuration ever. I also ordered a Keiser RS1 (5510) system with an RA1 mount head as my currently use Falcon-eyes is not too rigid either.

Splash Setup by Louis du Mont

also polarizer and 430ex flash on camera

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Setup by IGFestUK

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Setup by IGFestUK

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Project365-362of365-110202-Setup by Gixster92

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Enjoy and remember to comment and critique.

Strobist Info: SB-800 @ 85mm @ 1/64 at Camera Left in DIY Stip Softbox | SB-80DX @ 105mm @ 1/64 shooting at background bokeh

Camera Info: Nikon D7000 | 70-210mm(ƒ/2.8) 210mm | ƒ/5.0 | ISO 200 | 1/250s

Setup for THIS

Setup by setups.storage

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Office setup in Basement by reddi.mani

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Office setup in Basement

Setup by jodelli

Mac Rumors has an entire photo thread just on peoples' past and present computer setups.

forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1391693

There's one. On the right a 4th gen Nano docked with a G4 PowerBook that I now use as a sort of Mac Mini, seeing as how the built in screen is developing age spots.

Either BSD Unix or a flavour of MS on the dual core Dell on the left, some analog stuff in the form of guitars and cameras, and some Lovecraftian nightmare developing down low and away.

rasboras-setup by Drew Tyre

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Telescope Setup by Vern Smith

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Setup for my attempts at photographing the partial lunar eclipse on the night of June 26. The Canon 450D body is at the prime focus of the telescope. The motor drive was going, powered from a 6v battery eliminator, but I had only approximately positioned the tripod mount on the deck aligned to the south celestial pole. With the relatively fast exposure times needed (the slowest was 1 sec) the approx tracking was acceptable.

It had been very cloudy all day with a few rain showers and I thought it was going to be a non event, but the skies cleared a bit just after sunset so I decided to set everything up just in case. I took some shots of the full moon before the eclipse to judge the top end exposure required and thought everything was going to be ok. But just after taking this photo the rain started again and I had to hurredly throw a large plastic sheet over everything and move all the gear back into the house. And that's it I thought, I may as well go watch the James Bond movie on TV.

However the rain stopped a short while after and about 20 minutes before the eclipse was to start there wasn't a single cloud in sight, so I abandoned the movie and set up again.

I got some reasonable eclipse shots, but towards the end of the session I realised that dew was forming on all the cold surfaces including the exposed lens of the telescope and this managed to destroy the definition of the later photos.

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