View allAll Photos Tagged setup
This photo was taken at Insomnia Ireland
Find out more about Multiplay, watch our videos and see all the latest news on the website, facebook and twitter.
Photo by David Portass Photography
This photo was taken at Insomnia Ireland
Find out more about Multiplay, watch our videos and see all the latest news on the website, facebook and twitter.
Photo by David Portass Photography
Facility Setups by Print This, Inc. / GraphicElephants.com. For more info contact us at info@graphicelephants.com
Looking for company setup in Estonia? So, you are in the right place, We are here to help you in all aspects. To know more about Estonian company registration, contact us today!!!
This photo was taken at Insomnia Ireland
Find out more about Multiplay, watch our videos and see all the latest news on the website, facebook and twitter.
Photo by David Portass Photography
This is a setup I used for several of the pictures marked with descriptions.
This was a pretty interesting shoot. It was about like I imagined though, a car is just a giant mirrored product shot. Watch your angles and reflections really closely and you're guaranteed to get something usable.
Very easy setup with one light:
Westcott 28" Softbox Camera Right and low.
Canon 580EXII, 1/4 power, Elinchrom Skyport.
Canon 5DMKII, ISO100, 1/160th
Canon 24-70mm, @51mm, f8.
I hope you like it.
As always, your comments are most welcome, ie. leave a comment!!!!
A
s2pblog.blogspot.com/2010/02/day129365-contrasty-portrait...
Strobist Info: SB-800 @ 24mm @ 1/4 with Shoot Through Umbrell | SB-80DX @ 17mm @ 1/8 with diffuse dome
Camera Info: Nikon D100 | 28-70mm(Æ’/2.8) 31mm | Æ’/3.5| ISO 200 | 1/25s
Setup for THIS
office.com/setup- Here are the steps which include downloading, installing and activation Microsoft Office setup. Get the setup file from goforoffice.com/setup/
Here is my ghetto setup for the last few shots i did. im stuck in a tiny dorm in korea and i dont have many resources, so i gotta get inventive:
Canon 5dmkii w/ 100mm f/2.8 macro lens
cardboard box robot i built
crumpled tinfoil behind, with a propped up iphone displaying a bright red picture.
LED flashlight going through my external flash's diffuser to give the robot a smidgeon of light.
Had another photo illustration yesterday for the Opinions editor Sarah Zeeck. The story was for the dorms sucking up money from students so of course, the first thing in my head was a vacuum. Yeah, I know. Not the most original but time is tight. Just rented a vacuum, set up an umbrella in my room on a light stand about 6ft tall with the SB-80DX at 1/16 fired opticaly via my on pop up flash set to it's lowest setting on the 20D.
Too much ambient light at first so I turned a few off and it looked a lot better. First few were boring so I tried to add some motion by slowing down the shutter speed. to about 1/5 @ISO 100 f/2.8.
Overall, turned out okay with a quick setup. Really wish I had two flashes.
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