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Model light using a single flash situated at the top of a stand. Flash was about 7 feet from the ground. The flash head was wrapped in a piece of A4 paper to create a tube. Used to create shot - farm4.static.flickr.com/3133/2413314454_15dc7e03b1.jpg
Simple Trackmate setup at my desk. Working on my hackday project!
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Setup for this shot. I used the softbox rather than one of my umbrellas, because I wanted super soft wrap around light on my fingers, and less light spillage into the room.The fairly low power of 1/64 was due to the fact I had the lens wide open at 1.4.
This is my setup on how to make the image of the water droplet frozen in the air.
2 60-watts lamp firing on a white foam care material, a frying pan with water in it, a small tripod, a dropper, and a camera with a built-in flash
The Setup:
My Canon 60D on tripod.
Canon 60mm f2.8 EFS macro.
Canon Speedlight 430 EX II.
Small plastic bag filled with water with a hole punched in it, suspended above a bowl of water.
Sheets of red paper.
Patience.
Luck.
(shot this pic with my iPhone, hence the crappy quality)
This photo was taken at Insomnia Scotland
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Quickie home studio setup in my home office / home datacenter. Two Sunpak 522s fired into umbrellas aimed at a black velvet backdrop draped over my workstation computer desk.
setup for this shot.
FYI..I forgot to mention in the setup shot, there was a sheet of Black Bristol Board...the walls in this guest bathroom is blue so I didn't want all that blue showing.
This photo shows the back yard setup I use to take bird photos in the spring. The square pond is just a half-sheet of plywood with border rails, covered with cheap pool liner. The plywood is about 6" off the ground, leveled with bricks and shims. I toss some rocks in the back to obscure the back edge of the pond. I then hang a perching twig from last fall over the pond, and wire up a piece of drip line to allow a little water drip. The backdrop has some trimmed juniper bush branches "planted" in the ground, with a nondescript piece of cloth to hide the retaining wall at the edge of the yard. The dropcloth is suspended between two light stands and a crossbar. I have to take all this foolishness down once we're ready to plant the vegetable garden (mid-May).
Strobist setup shot for www.flickr.com/photos/kndynt2099/6050825166/
It's cool to setup your shots in your garage but not so much during hot, hot weather... I actually setup a fan but it doesn't do any good.
Setup of www.flickr.com/photos/hachisuke/3424191372/.
And set up of www.flickr.com/photos/hachisuke/3423323883/.
I confirmed the difference between Dynalite head and Sb600 (same lighting positions and modifiers).
Dynalite: right-left : 30ws : 60ws.
Sb600: right-left : 1/1 : 1/8.
Strobist: right back of food: sb600 1/1 with white umbrella. Left back of food: sb600 1/8 and 24mm beem angle with Dynalite 20' grid.
Strobist info: One SB-800 bounced into a white Wescott umbrella about a foot from subject, camera right. White card as fill reflector, camera left. Printing paper as seamless backdrop.
This photo was taken at insomnia59
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super cheap setup i used to take the pictures of the candy and the cow. the paper and tape u probably got lyin around the house, and the flouresent bulb bendable desk lamp is probably like $15 at an office store.
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Studio setup, X.Y.Zèbres, Huy.
Amp :
Fender Hot Rod Deluxe Texas Red
Microphones :
Neumann U87
Audix OM5
This is the setup shot for the Canon 50mm f/1.8 lens and the Sigma suncap (zonnecap) that I shot for selling on the local second-hand website.
There are two Nikon SB flash units (SB-26 and SB-28) standing on flash support stands I bought off eBay (they are amazing things). The product is housed in my DIY lightbox (see here for more photos in this lighbox). Shot handheld using a Canon 70-300 f/4-5.6. Setup shot taken in ambient light using Tamron 17-50 f/2.8 (I love this lens, really!).
Selectively blurred to protect the identities of the innocent objects :)
Pretty good and inexpensive custom setup package deal from zeropong.com.
blade: LKT Instinct+, 7-layer wood
FH: Gambler Outlaw, black 2.2mm
BH: 729 Cream w/ Transcend sponge, red 2.0mm
The blade weighed in at 95g instead of the 85g as marked. Total weight is 184g, which is turning out to be a touch heavier than I prefer. I've been playing with this for almost a month now and am getting used to the speed. Before this I was playing with a 20yr old butterfly blade and the cheap 729 FX Lightning on both sides of it, so this is a step up. Though I'd like to put faster rubber on that old Butterfly blade to see how that feels.
Setup shot for Vice.
Blackberry sitting on a piece of glass supported by the backs of two chairs. Lit by two flashes, triggered by a PocketWizard MiniTT1 and FlexTT5s:
1) camera left and below the glass at 1/64th to create a subtle specular highlight on the left-hand edge of the device.
2) camera right, on the glass, out of frame pointing up into a silver deflector and set to 1/8th with a grid on it. The limited light from the grid creates a focused and hot reflection on the glass to the right of the device and just out of the frame, but is enough to create a nice highlight and some fill on the right edge of the device and keyboard.
The setup shot for "Dime".
Nikon 50mm lens with Kenko 12mm & 20mm extension tubes.
Lighting by a single SB-25 on full power zoomed out to 24mm fired into a home made prototype softbox. This consists of a primary diffuser (home made Stofen) fitted over the flash and surrounded by a pyramid of white A4 card, with a tissue paper secondary diffuser on the front. Additional modifications were required for this shoot, which included using straws to give some rigidity to the structure, and a sheet of black card to prevent light leakage towards the subject.
Triggering performed by Elinchrom Skyport.
This photo was taken at Insomnia60
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I was gunna try and do a video of this setup but the spot that I took the shot was too dark. Maybe next time.
View the full shot here
More or less "classic" beauty light setup:
Quadra head into 70cm deep octa (white deflector, no diffusors) from above the camera, white paper card beneath the face for fill.
1/250s f11 ISO200 EOS 1Ds II/ 70-200 2.8L IS II @135mm
The shot can be seen here.
430ex camera left on 1/8 power through a white umbrella, 430ex camera right high on 1/4 power through a white umbrella. Fired by IR.
The setups using Vivtar 285hv flahes, Cactus V2s trigger & receivers, 7.5 ft stands and 36" umbrellas.
A lot of effort goes into making mediocre pictures =P
This is the setup for this photo: Thrilled
Taken with a Canon 450D + EF24-70mm f/2.8L USM @ f5.6 @ 70 mm and ISO 200.
This photo was taken at insomnia58
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Photo by David Portass/iEventMedia.co.uk