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This is the setup for THIS shot.

This photo was taken at Insomnia61 #i61.

 

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My beloved La Pavoni Europiccola Millenium (with all plastic internal parts replaced with brass/metal) and Pasquini Moka grinder in the background.

 

I first discovered and began lusting after the europiccola when I was 17 (the year I discovered espresso). Seven years ago I finally got around to purchasing one.

 

Though both my wife and I have been professional baristas at quality coffee shops it still took us about a year to become passably good at using it. Even today only two out of three pulls are adequate (perhaps something I'd rate a 7 or 8 out of 10) Every fifth or sixth shot, though, is pure heaven.

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.

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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 insomnia53

 

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Photo by David Portass Photography

This photo was taken at insomnia59

 

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Pre-conference setup.

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

This is a setup that I used to position the second umbrella, since a light stand wouldn't be practical.

 

Unfortunately the doofus that I was sharing an office with didn't screw in the shelf, so when I went to adjust the umbrella, the entire shelf came tumbling down.

 

(What, you think I have THAT much clear shelf space in my office?)

the setup today with the hanging sculpture and 4x5

Had to move a few things around

 

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

Barista and Cimbali Jr

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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

Setup for our demo/skirmish, with my Bright Seraphim and Jon's Dragons at opposite corners of the battlefield.

This photo was taken at insomnia59

 

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An overview of my setup. Originally I started with the table and a large sheet of white background held up by a refrigerator box. I later built the DIY light table. Two light stands hold up a bar with the siphons and valves (not shown) and I have flexible arms and a magic arm attached to them for speedlights. Next to it is a stand I recently added to protect my equipment from the drops. On the bottom are my liquid additives. Above that are premixed colors and above that are my two Stopshots.

One Striplight from top with additional diffuser

 

Final shots here

This photo was taken at Insomnia Scotland

 

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Setup Shot of the Bonsai tree

Strobist setup for day 60 of my 365

This photo was taken at insomnia59

 

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Setup shot for Travis Roy

 

My buddy Travis has recently become very involved with the Granite State Skeptics. He's is more frequently blogging and hosting events, so he wanted something that he could use as a visual for his posts and stuff. So, Trav stopped by today for a quick session.

 

We ended up lighting him with three lights; one with a grid behind him as a rim light, one light with a grid that was pointed at the front of his computer, and the third light was a small speedlight with a blue gel that we had sitting on his laptop keyboard, pointed at the laptop screen. We had a white piece of paper attached to the screen, and when the light fired, it bounced the blue light back at Travis, filling him with a blue screen glow.

 

I'm pretty happy with how this came out, in relative short time.

This is how DAZ Studio is set up on my laptop. Content, Scene and Surfaces-tabe on the left side. Parameters tab on the right side. If I need to I can collaps both to view a bigger vision of the scene. The Content is organized in a sensible way were I seperate Clothes, People, Animals, Plants, Props, Scenes, Vehicles and so on into main folders. I've sub-divided them further; eg. Clothes into M4, K4 and V4 folders, Air, Land and Sea for Vehicles (same with Animals, but I added Dragons, Dinosaurs and used the default Fantasy-SciFi folder for special animals/creatures). This way I can easily find anything.

 

Hair is an own main folder, not organized as most hair is unimesh (goes on many diferent meshes; eg. K4, M4, V4 etc.). The reason is to keep the hierarchy to a minimum. The FX folder is for special effects (snow, waterfall, explosions etc.).

Getting ready to settle in for a long night on Tuesday. Even from the UK I'll be tuning in as the results come in.

 

The home entertainment setup is explained here.

This photo was taken at insomnia58

 

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Strobist setup for day 67 of my 365

This photo was taken at insomnia59

 

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This photo was taken at insomnia53

 

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Photo by David Portass Photography

This photo was taken at insomnia58

 

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