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One 420 EZ in 38 cm softbox right of subject, triggered with cable.
So, the Millie and Maisie partnership did not work out too well. Millie felt right at home, playing with toys, sitting in Maisie's perch. Maisie, tail fluffed up, back arched, started hissing and growling and then would not come out from under the bed. Not good. We are definitely a one cat household.
Greater Lynn Photographic Association
Model Shoot
Strobist Info: Medium Softbox at Camera Right - power of studio strobe set for f/8 as key light. Medium Softbox at Camera Left, with power of studio strobe set for f/5.6 as fill light. Hair light with studio strobe set for f/5.6 on top of background.
PocketWizard Plus II triggers.
A softbox that's easy to make, effective, inexpensive and professional in looks.
here's the tutorial with pictures
enchantingkerala.org/digital-photography-school/diy_softb...
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I've got my full review done of the brand new Zeiss Milvus APO Sonnar 135mm f/2 (2/135mm). It is literally one of the best lenses optically ever, and now has an improved, weather sealed body. Manual focus only, but it is one sweet bit of glass! Read my review here: bit.ly/2cVZOCj | Watch my YouTube Review: bit.ly/2d6W7nT | Visit the Image Gallery: bit.ly/2c1hYQ9
Technical Information: Canon EOS 6D + Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS, Processed in Adobe Lightroom CC, Photoshop CC, and Alien Skin Exposure X (use code "dustinabbott" to get 10% off)
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The Fotodiox Lantern is a new softbox that allows you to evenly illuminates a whole room with just one light! It's perfect for both photo and video, whether you're using strobes or constant source lights. Special thanks to Brendan and Vincent from Swift Road Studios - facebook.com/swiftroadstudios
3 MUA: Brittany Daigle
softbox camera left, beauty dish camera right
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Model is the Fantastic British Gymnast and Dancer Bekah Cook! Strobist Info: Lencarta SF 300 through Large Bowens Wafer Softbox camera right and2 x Lencarta EP 300s behind model camera left and right shooting into reflective umbrellas to light the background.
Metz 58-AF-2 avec rubber band holding the battery door closed, largish square softbox, Cactus triggers, 1/16th power
Homemade softbox. Ordinary cardboard box with tinfoil on the inside and two layers of "sandwichpaper" as diffusors. And you get the barn doors for free.... *lol*
Not much to say really... This is what happens when a 5 year old has a slinky.
STROBIST
SB-700 on the floor gelled red 120mm 1/10 power
SB-700 softbox directly above 50mm 1/16 power
Main: 28" Beauty Dish to camera right.
Fill: 4' Softbox to camera left
Hair: bare speedlite for hair highlights
Processed with PS using frequency separation for skin and lightroom with curves and split toning.
Model: Sarah
SB-80dx on 1/4 power in a Westcott Apollo 28" Softbox just outside of the upper left of the frame. Triggered via Pocket Wizards.
This was taken at the 1st Wirral and NW Strobist meet in Liverpool. A good time was had by all.
PENTAX K-1 • FF Mode • 400 ISO • Pentax FA 43mm F1.9 Limited
Kenko Pz-AF UniPlus Tube 25
Metz Flash MecaBlitz M400 with softbox
The Fotodiox Lantern is a new softbox that allows you to evenly illuminates a whole room with just one light. The Lantern has the same benefits as the old photography standby--the "China Ball". This simple setup creates lovely soft light in every direction using a single fixture. The important difference is that the Fotodiox Lantern is far more durable and portable. It sets up in just a few seconds, and is compatible with 14 different speedring mounts. With one source creating your base illumination, it'll take fewer lights to create the look you're after. That means faster setups and easier travel with your gear. The Lantern is perfect for both photo and video, whether you're using strobes or constant source lights.
Model: Cole - www.instagram.com/laceworklook
New softbox from Gadget Infinity. My first ever.
The first thing I learnt was the silver lining really bounced the light. So I had to really reduce the power. Mucked about with positioning to see the different effect. And later bought in my crappy Metz 36 all manual (i.e. non-adjustable flash) to balance it out.
But this is just the one reduced flash and the new funky softbox.
Strobist info: One Metz 58 1/64. Immediate 'model' level right on light stand. (all room lights off)
If photography were a 10 rung ladder, I still feel like I'm on rung two sometimes.
Onwards and upwards....
(Pointless info: I do wish my beard would grow straight, instead of scraggy. Time to clipper it again, sadly)
Add as couple more Speedlites and things start to look a little more professional. A slightly angled version of butterfly lighting with a flash in behind me trying to make the beige wall look white. I found too much light on the wall resulted in a loss of definition in my grey (lets admit it mainly white) hair.
Mixing softbox flash at the front and rear continuous torch light with Neena. Literally the first shot I did and messed up all the subsequent shots thereafter.
Bikes are so 2008.. It's impossible to stop smiling when you're riding this.
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X1600's in softboxes at 45 degrees camera right and left
X1600 in softbox above
D3s
85mm f/1.4
SB-900 thru Westcott 3x4' Softbox
Triggered via SU-800 (CLS)
Capture NX2
Nik Filters
I love the way this camera handles light and the CLS.
carnival in Castelo Branco streets
strobist: 1 light
SB901 octagon softbox (camera right)
all CLS nikon system
assistant: João Pires
I was thinking that a 10' X 10" Gazebo w/ sides ($200 on Amazon) would make a nice little portable dogtography studio. www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KF4M3Z2?pf_rd_p=019ad97c-f17...
So I thought I'd try it w/ the 10x10 in my backyard.
Plenty of places to rig lights, backdrops or green screens. Also the sides would be a big advantage at adoption events where the subjects are always distracted by other dogs etc.
Wondering if anyone else has tried this?
Strobist:
Flashpoint Explor600 Pro w/ Glow Folding Beauty Dish CR
Flashpoint eVOLV 200 TTL Pocket Flash w/ Neewer Octothing CL
430EXII above & behind for rim
Fired w/ Flashpoint R2 PRO 2.4GHz Transmitter
More BTS in comments...
[strobist setup]
yongnuo yn568ex with softbox in front - 1/4 @ 14 mm
[camera]
Fujifilm x-t10
[camera setup]
ISO200, 1/180, f8
[lens]
Fujinon 35mm f1.4
[trigger]
yongnuo rf-603CII
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