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Wallpaper: imgur.com/nkgEeqQ
Rocketdock, with 'Plex' icon pack.
Rainmeter Skins-
Clock and Date : Encoded
Visualizer : Monstercat
The taskbar was modded with 7+ Taskbar Tweaker, and the transparency was increased with Classic Shell, so as to enable better visibility for the visualizer.
Netspeed monitor toolbar for network usage speeds.
A blank toolbar was also used in the taskbar to change the alignment of the application icons.
The Ferrari 458 Italia is a mid-engined sports car produced by the Italian sports car manufacturer Ferrari. The 458 Italia replaces the Ferrari F430. The 458 Italia was officially unveiled at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show on 15 September 2009.
The 458 Italia is powered by a 4.5 L V8 engine derived from a shared Ferrari/Maserati design, producing 570 hp at 9,000 rpm (redline) and 540 N·m at 6,000 rpm with 80% torque available at 3,250 rpm. The engine features direct fuel injection, which is a first for Ferrari mid-rear engine setups in its road cars.
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Camera: Nikon D300S
Exposure: 0.005 sec (1/200)
Aperture: f/2.8
Focal Length: 135 mm
ISO Speed: 200
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A little behind the scenes shot from our shoot this week at K Studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. Check the notes, as always!
Not quite the same setup, but a shot resulting from a modification of this setup is here.
This shows the general setup with sweep, lights and camera. We have additional lights to use under the sweep for bottom lighting. Even so, we could always use more lights, but this setup is pretty versatile. Next step is to mount some weights and wheels on the tripod to make it heavier and more moveable.
This is the setup shot for the previous picture in my Flickr photostream.
I've now included enough setup shots that I decided to create of Set of them, which you can see here if you find the pictures helpful. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157642517882554/
It's true. This was a bit of a setup. I brought Tessa in to lie against Sole and neither one of them was in a hurry to get away. If fact, they are still more or less this after 30 minutes.
Dear friends, after so many mail requests here´s the setup for "Gravity Drink"
Two softboxes triggered at 1/8 , and two SB-800 wirelessly triggered towards the white wall at 1/8
This is my Palermo office desk setup (you can find more details about my office setup HERE). A Logitech V200 cordless mouse and M$ Natural Ergonomic Keyboard are tucked away on a sliding keyboard shelf. The monitor is a Samsung 173P mounted to an Ergotron Neo-Flex LCD arm which swings forward approximately 15" when in use and frees up the entire desk area underneath it.
All cables are hidden from view using pegboard and adhesive backed nylon mounting bases as shown in this photo and this photo.
This is actually how my desk looks after clearing all items except for the things I use on a regular basis. There are two shelves in the room which store books, notepads, and other office supplies that are used once in a while.
The photo is for my Declutter The Mess Under Your Desk! blog post.
SETUP SHOT for www.flickr.com/photos/garrettcoyte/4704971027/
i would've posted a better-looking link, but I wasn't aware that flickr added the "nofollow' tag :/
This is the setup I've used for most of my shots. The main idea has been copyed from John Hallmén, who is a great source of inspiration. A lot of macro shooters use similar setups and it works really well.
From the top:
The OM-D with the 60mm macro and a cable release.
Manfrotto quick release adapter 323
Manfrotto 410 Junior geared head.
Newport 430 linear stage with a Starret micrometer with a travel of 25mm.
Manfrotto quick realese adapter 577
Berlebach Mini-tripod with leveling head.
The holder for the objets consists of:
A so called "Third hand", normally used for soldering jobs. I have cut a thread in the bottom.
Manfrotto 482 ball head.
Novoflex Minipod.
Not many people, to my knowledge anyway, uses the OM-D for this kind of macro shooting.
It seems that most of the masters like John and Nikola Rahmé, uses the Canon 5D mkll/MP-E 65 combo, but I really like this camera (and I don't have a Canon) and I think it does a decent job.
Photo taken by my son Victor with his Canon EOS 600D and a Tamron SP 35-80mm f2.8-3.8
My typical setup for astro imaging on my laptop in the observatory, via UltraVNC viewer indoors on my main PC. Screen capture from my 24" monitor.
Another screen not shown, is the one with DeepSkyStacker Live running (essential for the FWHM, Score and dx/dy graphs).
I have a three screen setup on my study PC.
Keep it simple ;-)
Michael L Hyde (c) 2015
- Telescópio Astrógrafo Ritchey Chretien 8" GSO com tubo de fibra de carbono
- Focalizador eletrônico Moonlite modelo CS
- Montagem equatorial computadorizada Orion Atlas EQ-G
- Câmera QHY Polemaster
- OFF Axis Guider Teleskope Service
- Câmera ZWO ASI120MM monocromática para guiagem
- Câmera Canon DSLR T1i modificada com filtro Astrodon
- Redutor focal Astro-Physics modelo CCDT67
Matoro sitting on his baseplate.
Inika Revamps Album: flic.kr/s/aHsmWMg1pR
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Toa Inika Revamps Stud.io download link: drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RihJQL6y6Bvie3uILLtZHtkcB...
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE FILE HAS NOT BEEN ALTERED SINCE I ORDERED THE PARTS OF THESE TOA. That means that their weapons are not included, and any flaws or issues I had to find work-around solutions for are not going to be in this file, so it is up to yourself to find the solution.
I have password-protected the file and the password is in the Read Me.txt file.
Mi nuevo sistema de apilado construido especialmente para la NEX
- Base de madera de 2cm de grosor en 90º con refuerzos laterales pintada en negro mate para evitar reflejos indeseados, bajo ella 4 patas de Sorbothane. Cualquier vibración producida por golpe o movimiento del motor se absorbe en menos de 1"
- Eje vertical compuesto de:
- Rail micrometrico Melles Griot con 1" de recorrido y tornillo de 80 tpi (0.3175mm por vuelta), adaptado a un motor de 200 pasos (3200 micropasos) mediante una cardan doble (modificación realizada por Jotafoto)
-Zapata rapida Giottos MH 621
- Rail de enfoque BPM, todo de metal y bastante solido.
- Viejo fuelle NovofleX (Rollei o alguna otra montura clasica) modificado por el lado de la camara a rosca hembra 52mm, luego un filtro UV de 52mm para impedir que el polvo entre al sensor y un adaptador NEX-52mm para la camara. La camara puede rotar 360º. En el lado de la lente modificado a M42
- 5 ejes compuesto de:
- 2 railes Velmex con 1.5" de recorrido y 20 tpi (1.27mm por vuelta)
- Rotatorio 360º newport
- 2 goniometros
- Stack control por Txema Garcia, tiene bastantes ventajas respecto al stackshot:
- utiliza los 3200 micropasos sin ningun tipo de ruido
- marca la distancia total del apilado asi como la toma en la que se encuentra
- control de flash con retardo programable, lo ciual puede permitir usar flash en la Canon 5D mkII sin perder el EFSC
- Puerto USB para actualizar y controlar desde PC (mi stackshot no lo tiene)
- y tiene interruptor (no como el stackshot)
EDITO
He añadido unas modificaciones para hacerlo todavÃa más versátil; he añadido 2 giottos al carril BPM (una arriba y otra abajo) de manera que ahora tengo 3 opciones (en realidad 5)
- Melles griot- BPM- Novoflex arriba o abajo
- Melles griot- BPM- MP-E arriba o abajo
- Melles griot- Nikon PB-6 (no necesita el BPM pues es un fuelle con mucho recorrido)
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My new stacking set up made for the NEX
- Wooden macro stand 2cm thick at 90º , painted black matte to avoid unwanted reflections . Any vibration caused by touching the stand or by motor movement is cancelled in less than a second by 4 sorbothane legs.
- Vertical axis consisting of:
- Melles Griot micrometric rail with 1" travel, the actuator has 80tpi (0.3175 mm per rev), adapted to a 200 step motor (3200 microsteps) by a doble junction (modification made by Jotafoto)
- Giottos MH621 quickrelease
- Old B.P.M. focusing rail, all metal and quite solid
- Old Novoflex bellows (Rollei or something else) modified to 52mm female mount, then a 52mm UV filter to prevent dust getting to the sensor and a 52mm-NEX adapter
- 5 axis for positioning consisting of:
- 2 Velmex rails with 1.5" travel and 20tpi (1.27mm per revolution)
- Newport 360º rotary stage
- 2 Goniometers
-Stack control by Txema Garcia, some advantages compared to the stackshot:
- Uses all 3200 microsteps without noise (Stackshot has a high pitch noise when used this way)
- Shows distance needed to end the stack and also how many shots left to end the stack
- Can trigger a flash via cable with programable delay; useful for the canon 5D mkII to use flash without loosing EFSC
- USB port for update or control through computer (my stackshot does not have it)
- You can also switch it of, something cognisys forgot to add, a simple switch
EDIT
I have aded some more features to this set up; now the BPM rail has to Giottos MH 621 (on on top and one at the botom), so now I have 3 options (5 really)
- Melles griot- BPM- Novoflex top or bottom
- Melles griot- BPM- MP-E top or bottom
- Melles griot- Nikon PB-6 (this bellows does not need the BPM rail as it own is more than enough))
Olympus OM-2 | Fuji Velvia 100 | ISO 125/21° / expired 2017.07
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Setup shot from above and behing camera. Key light is a Bowens 1500 monobloc through a beauty dish with a grid on, with 2 bowens 500's through strips back left and right, and a bowens 750 on a gantry above and behind Chiara to light the background. Lots of black polyboards in tight around Chiara to limit the spill of light.
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Strobist-setup:
- 580 EXII @ 1/4 24mm into Apollo Westcott Softbox above cam
- 430 EXI @ 1/8 24mm through white umbrella cam left
- 430 EXI @ 1/8 24mm through white umbrella cam right
- EOS 5D MKII @ 1/160 ISO 500
- EF 50 1.4 @ f/8.0
- triggered with Yongnuo RF-602
Strobist info: Setup for Candle Smoke image. SB-800 through DIY 10" snoot and DIY ink-jet-printedblue gel to image left and behind the candle, illuminating just the smoke and top of the candle. SB-800 through second snoot just to the right of the frame.
Mac Pro 8 Core (the 24GHz beast)
9GB of RAM
4 x 750GB HD's
Mac Pro RAID Card
Dual 30 inchers
Panasonic BT-LH1700W broadcast monitor
AJA KONA LHe HD capture/putput card
Panasonic HVX200 camera
Color
Apple Xserve RAID @ 10.5 TB coming soon
South Florida Guerillas :-)
Typical setup I use for flower bits shots. The glass tablemats make it easy to slide the camera forward in small increments for taking focus stack sequences
Strobist: WL600 camera left in medium softbox, WL600 camera right in medium softbox, White Lightning WL1600 behind model camera left gridded for hair light. Triggered by pocketwizards.
More from this shoot coming soon.
She did her own makeup and hair and everything.
MM# 592682 Kris Addison (a good friend of mine, so be respectful)
Lighting & Photography setup for food photos 10-19-2011
Here I used just one Alien Bee 800 strobe. Since I wanted to throw most of the light onto the fireplace in the background yet bleed some light to the side to illuminate the food I chose an umbrella. I aimed the umbrella towards the fireplace and leather sofa but angled it a bit so the amount of light that spilled on the food was the same exposure as that hitting the bricks. You can't feather light in this manner with a softbox.
Even though the light was an Alien Bee strobe I only used the 150 Watt Halogena modeling light bulb to illuminate the scene. This means I had to set the Nikon D3S white balance to "Incandescent" (around 3200*K). While that is not the same color balance as the fire, it is close enough. The other advantage of using the modeling light is that I could select any combination of f-stops and shutter speeds to get the image I wanted.
client: a world-wide corporation's point of sale division
location: one of their local restaurant clients, a neighborhood pub
Setup photo taken using my Android cell phone LG Optimus S.
This is the setup for this photo with light-field lighting.
I added a hand-held SB-16 at full power, bounced off the ceiling for this setup shot.