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A brief shot of how my desk was setup, x86 box on the left and powerbook on the right. "Champag-en?"
Setup for the photo I made of a cavity in a slice of agate. I used the flashlight to backlight the stone, and an adapted Olympus 20mm bellows lens to shoot it with my Canon camera. The optical positioning hardware allows me to get the setup exactly where I want it to compose the shot. At the level of magnification I'm using, a couple thousandths of an inch makes a difference in the image. Also note the precision rubber band holding the flashlight to the goniometer... sometimes you got to improvise. :)
My home setup
Hyundai A321 32" LCD
Denon 500SD Dolby Digital EX (DTS) Surround sound
NTL Cable box (die die die)
Xbox 360
Also pictured is my BlackBerry pearl and iPod nano
Strobist info:
1/125 | f/16 | ISO 100 | 105mm
430EX at full power into a small softbox at camera left (8 o'clock), just above the subject, pointing down slightly
540EZ bare at camera right (2 o'clock) at bottom plane level pointing slightly up, through the steam off the cup toward the softbox
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The setup for this photo for Macro Mondays.
My original vision was to add one little tiny ball-sprinkle to my cupcake, hence I poured a few out onto the plate to have them handy. But when a couple of these "originals" fell off, it seemed like the obvious choice.
Shot setup for shell.
Three strobes. One on camera DIY ring flash adapter at 1/4 as a fill. Adapter eats about 3-4 stops. So its actually about 1/16-1/32. Camera left gridded strobe as key light at 1/8. Under the shell with grid at full power for inner glow effect.
James Wilde prepares his presentation in front of an audience of family, friends and others at Outdoor Provision Company July 29.
Strobist setup shot for this picture.
Strobist info:
SB800 @ 1/128, 2 ND + magenta gel, 85mm, bare, 1m subject back/right
SB25 @ 1/64, 3 ND + pale blue gel, 85mm, bare, 1m subject back/left
Handheld camera
Triggered with Skyports.
Camera info:
Nikon D700
Nikon 50/1.4
f/1.4
1/200
ISO 200
WB – Flash
My setup for painting a v2.0 Rocka for my son. It's been an age since I last used my model painting brushes, most of my paints gave up and simply dried, most of them were as thick as mud. (And my hands are rusted, yes.)
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Setup shot for the paperclip.
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The 580 EXII is a disabled master. The 430 EX II with blue gel firing at the background is at 1/4 while the 550EX on the side is at 1/8
Strobist: Hensel strobe with media softbox above and behind camera (had to watch out for reflections in the picture frames). Hensel strobe with 9" reflector and grid camera right. SB800 with 5" snoot for hairlight. SB800 set to wide behind the couch for backlight.
Set up used for the Hay Bale. Super simple setup. Photosel 10" Reflector (metal) is the modifier, very efficient with a 65 degree spread to combat sun in HSS. Strobe is a Rovelight 600B in HSS mode around 1/8 to 1/4 power at far distances, 10~12 feet easily. Yongnuo YN622 transceiver carries the HSS signal from my camera to the light. Camera is 5D classic and various lenses (you can see in EXIF).
This photo was taken at insomnia59
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This photo was taken at insomnia59
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Photo Credit - David Portass/iEventMedia.co.uk
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This is my setup for shooting water drops. I made the stand from some scrap lumber and drilled a hole in the top to hold the cup. I stuck a nail through the bottom of the cup for the water to drop from. I added some sheets of coloured paper underneath to add to the effect. I move them, and my flash around as seems appropriate. The flash is fired by the wireless trigger on the camera. To get things in focus I place a 3" deck screw in the bowl where the water is hitting and focus on it. Then its just a case of shooting away until the battery runs down, or the card fills up - whichever comes first !!
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.
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