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Strobist Info: SB-800 @ 24mm @ 1/64 with DIY Takeout Softbox camera left | Card stock camera right for fill
Camera Info: Nikon D100 | 60mm(Æ’/2.8) 60mm | Æ’/10.0 | ISO 200 | 1/125s
Setup for THIS
Shots of the cheap lighting setup I use when taking pics.
You can read the article for this image at www.ultima-i.com/post/1608/cheap-lighting-setup/
setup shot for this shot of rear lights. Nikon D80 18-70 lens at 18mm, f5.6 1/100 second. SB-600 flash on cactus strigger on rear seat pointed up into car's roof. Centon flashes also on cactus triggers
Setup shot for the "Fallen" photo
Strobist Info :
• One SB-28 camera left rear position through small DIY softbox.
• Seamless background with a curved sheet of paper overexposed with another SB-28 behind the sheet.
• The sheet above the subject helped for the fill-in
• Triggered with Cactus v4 set
This is a setup shot from a triad strobist meetup last night. I used two sb600 flashes as shown for the whole shoot, ocasionally moving the one on the left, and changing the angle of each one.
The one on the right was usually set on 1/2 power, inside a soft box I made from a reflective umbrella, the one on the left was usually set to 1/4 power, and the camera in general was set:
F8
ISO 400
1/25 sec
Onboard Flash: 1/8 power
It was fun shoot overall, and I'll definately try and make it out again.
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This was the setup for the previous photo, hacked together one evening as an experiment and to fulfill my 3-6-5 challenge. The camera actually rested on the rubber brain on the coffee table for the final shot, with the self timer on to avoid camera shake.
Ilford HP5 processed in Ilford LC29 1+19
Excuse the mess, we were doing a pre setup before an upcoming show to get a general idea of how things are gonna flow. we like this setup a lot, we are able to put more product out
Basic and Advanced Audio Setup training today. There's a lot of work that's to be done to setup wire cabling and audio inputs for every mic and instrument on stage.
It's just wonderful to be surrounded by fellow God-centric geeks, nerds and techies who volunteer a great deal of their Saturdays to serve, making sure that everything is setup and ready to go for Sunday services.
In the 4-H Table Setting Contest at the Lancaster County Super Fair, youth select a theme and display one place setting, including table covering, dishes, glassware, silverware, centerpiece and menu. Youth choose one of the following categories: formal, casual, picnic or birthday.
YN465 Flash w/ a DIY Grid on a CTR301P aimed at colored paper @ 1/8 power
LED Flash Light aimed at front of car
Glass and black cartolina - for reflection
Other effects of different colored paper
For Macro Monday July 20th 2009: Glass (colored)
i went to the weekly night market in kemasik right after picking up syifaak from the nursery. i was thinking of taking a few pictures from the night market but saw this abandoned car not far from where i parked, and immediately got an idea.
Doepfer modular, sound card, Macbook with Logic Pro, mixer, Kaoss pad. The sounds from the Doepfer go both straight out to the mixer but also to the Kaoss Pad to be distorted.
The setup for my pushup photo for a strobist assigment. The camera sat on the plastic container in the bottom left of this image, and I played around with the umbrella angle a lot.
this is the setup i photographed the crocus in the previous picture with, the angle is a bit bad as the vertical pole where the gf1 is hanging from is hidden by one of the legs of the tripod
see: www.flickr.com/photos/frnkvizr/5518434566/in/photostream/
SB800 triggered CLS
I don't like to do these things because I don't think of myself as good enough to teach but I found this pic when looking through my outtakes so I thought I'd give it a go.
Just out of shot is my asssistant mike standing on a chair. I wasn't going to stick around all night so I wanted to mimic a bit of a first dance thing so I under exposed the background heavily and tried to get mike on top of them as much as possible.
Sadly, we were never going to get it that high up but I think we worked it quite well.
What's annoyed me about this is the run off of light outside the umbrella. obviously, being completely un gobo'd it's stronger and therefore more visable.
anyone know how to get around this?
I thought about zooming in the flash head. I've never thought about that sort of thing but would it work?
or do I just need a bigger umbrella?
other than that I'm happy with the dark background, it's supposed to be like that... just a bit more light on the faces would be nice.
I had about 1 minute to take this pic... so how many things can you think about in this amount of time?
My name is Sierra Zumwalt and I love cheerleading. I also love taking adventures, exploring, and taking photos! In this class, I am looking forward to taking bright positive photos. I really want to enhance my learning in photography and design.
I think this is perhaps as cheapy a setup (aside from the flashes) that you can get. Can be made cheaper by substituting the black foam card with black paper.
The thinking for this setup is that although our lightsource (white paper) is a reflected one we don't need too much light to light up the front of the phone as the phone's front panel is actually highly reflective itself.
Secondly, I wanted the main lightsource to come from behind the phone so you can partially make out the shape of the phone, whilst keeping the majority of it a mystery.
This photo was taken at Insomnia Ireland
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Setup shot for Day 130.
Strobist info:
1 SB800 with DIY gridspot camera left behind subject. Unomat 300W continuous video light shot thru an umbrella as the main light.
From 2003-2004?
Before I got rid of those terrible RadioShack speakers below and upgraded to the Logitech Z-2300s! (in addition to many other upgrades).
Setup shot for Yearbook photos
Info:
camera ~ 70mm (140 equiv) 1/100 ~ f6.3-8.0 depending on skin tone
Olympus FL-40 flash- on full power
Cactus V2 triggers
Cheapo tripod from tesco
Home made plant pot beauty dish
4 work lights for background as I only have 1 flash(thanks for the idea Alex "highfive" Richards)
Silver reflector held by subject at ~20 degree angle over left chest
This photo was taken at Insomnia Ireland
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Photo by David Portass Photography