Setup shot for this shot.

North Olmsted High School After Prom - May 16-17, 2015

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Setup of the waterdrops trial. Inspired by the Strobist site. In depht explenation on my blog. (Dutch only)

Strobist info: One SB-600 on 1/16th power aimed at background. Shutterspeed 1/320s

There are both advantages and disadvantages to online courses. Setup and maintenance costs are one of the considerations that have to be weighed when a schools is determining whether to offer online learning.

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Pliers with Some Coins

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Setup shot for this picture.

Strobist info :

One SB-600 (1/4, 24mm, shoot-through) on camera right

One SB-26 (1/1, yellow gel, 50mm) on the background

Camera : D70s @ 1/500 @ f5.6 @ 50mm @ ISO 200

Setup shot for spoon. 1xSB26 on 1/64 power into my trusty homemade softbox - lovely!

Final submission is here:

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A simple setup... black poster board as the base curved up at the back to make seamless background, two lights with soft boxes and one sheet of white poster board laying across the top of the two lights.

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flash setup - from top POV:

SB600 thru umbrella CR at 1/2 power

SB600 in hallway to the right bounced off reflector at 1/16 power

SB600 in kitchen, just inside doorway on the left, aimed straight at dining table at 1/8 power

Totally strapped to withstand heavy loads.

cup setup with additional gearbox holder.

This is the setup I used for taking the last two EPROM photos.

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Taken from the final shot position. I was pretty far away... this is at 70mm, final shot was ~ 200mm

Strobist:

On the left... SB 24 clamped to boom arm stand. Firing partially into the umbrella to get a bit more light on the front, and partially into the ceiling.

SB 28 on boom arm, shooting out into the ceiling to create a large continuous swath of light. Rotated horizontally, and zoomed out all the way.

On the right... another SB 24 on a stand... partially hitting the ceiling, partially hitting the umbrella to help light up the back of the car. Used distance (umbrella to car) angle (how much hits the umbrella) and zoom to control how much of that light hit the ceiling to light up the top of the car, vs how much light was reflected to the back of the car.

Behind the car was an SB 28, with a blue filter on it, hitting the wall.

Triggered by Cyber Syncs

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Setup for isolated mess around shots

DEMO Setup - DEMO Fall 2013 at the Santa Clara Convention Center in Santa Clara, California Monday October 14, 2013. Complete coverage of DEMO, the Launchpad for Emerging Technologies and Trends, can be found at bit.ly/DEMOsite.

setup for this shot.

More than 60 cm snow on the summit.

The setup shot for my Scorched Toast photo. (http://www.flickr.com/photos/jayscottphotography/5364274204/)

Setup for this shot

Strobist:

Sun as rimlight from above left

430EX camera right filling in group to the right

430EX hidden behind the right tree filling in group to the left

triggered with CTR-301s

Final shot

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Got a new desk thanks to my friends at Designing Interactive. I'm slowly getting more and more professional.

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Setup for Woodsman portrait and Woodsman B&W

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My normal macro setup (photo taken with my Blackberry). Canon 100mm macro lens on EOS 400D. Canon 430EX2 flash in E-TTL mode.

Home made light diffuser (see previous pic), folded to bounce the light forward to 15cm in front of the lens. Camera on ISO 200 f11 1/200 manual mode usually, with some adjustments of flash exposure compensation occasionally

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More setup and testing for the Yellow shot.lots of cool versions where I lined up Callum’s head with the background

setup for time lapse.

canon 30D | ef-s 10-22mm | canon tc-80n3 | manfrotto 190xprob | manfrotto 486rc2

for nytejade

we have other lights, powerpack, softboxes etc, but this is what ive been using for the recent stuff.

Setup

SB-800 fired through umbrella camera right, reflected off tinfoil to camera left.

"You look like you're going somewhere fun"

This is my setup for The Sargent.

2 x 430ex speedlites into umbrellas, check the photo for more info.

Strobist setup for this photo.

Camera Left is a Canon 430EXII at about 1/32 through a shoot-through umbrella.

Camera Right is a YN560 at around 1/8 power through a snoot

Wired to the 430EX, YN560 on optical slave. (saving for some cybersyncs, unless anyway can talk me out of them)

I used a makeshift platform which supported a black piece of construction paper. I cut a hole in the construction paper and secured a funnel to the hole to capture the smoke from a burning stick of incense. The money was rolled up and placed over the tip of the funnel.

I tried gelling the flash (see an example here) but I did not like the results because I had a hard time keeping the light off of the money.