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Suppose to be watching a movie right now, I"ll update the camera and lighting info in the morning. My wife is obsessed with True Blood (she has read all the books). I can't complain, it is pretty cool.
Camera Info:
Canon 7D, Canon EF 50mm 1:1.4, ƒ/1.4, 1/100s, ISO 100
Strobist Info:See setup shot here.
-Canon 430EXII, 6 feet high and 4 feet from subject, 1/64 power at 24mm zoom, 24 inch Photflex softbox
-Flash triggered with interfit strobie trigger
one 60x60 softbox right up / YN560II 1/ 16
one back / rim YN560II 1/8
triggered RF 603C
canon 60D 1/250 iso 200 f/8
lightroom / photoshop
My diy mini softbox / prokit thingy.
More pics, description and template are here at: www.oseven-fotografie.nl/urbex/2008/12/17/diy-prokit-flas...
Sb28 into the ceiling and small reflector behind the flash. (well... reflector, a piece of paper with foil left over from testing :) )
Experimenting with my new 24" Godox softbox. Used here as a primary, about 2 stops above daylight shade.
Softbox camera left. Two bare speedlights behind and to each side of model. Background light on stand at waist level.
Portrait AD200 large softbox camera left, grided V860II behind subject camera right, fill paper camera right.
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Strobist info:
580EXII in a 80x60 Softbox - Camera Right
Triggered by Pocket Wizard II Plus
Some shots with Kt, just an hour before these shots I was shooting her for work assignement, she was a model, and I was a photographer for some designer, and after finishing that, we went to have some fun outside of the studio!
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Here's the mkII version of my pizza soft box.
This one is made from black thermoplastic sheet bought from Paperchase (UK) which makes it much more durable and slightly more attractive than the mkI pissabox version. It's stuck together using black gaffer tape with the same tracing paper used the mkI version. This one doesn't have any tin foil lining yet as you can see in the image, a lot of the light is soaked up by the black plastic. The softbox is attached to the strobe with velcro, you DIY folks out there finally made me modify my lovely sb-800, now it's even better :).
I'll get around to making a removable foil insert once I get some stronger reflecting foil from a camping supplier, one of those foil capes/survival blankets should do the trick.
Thanks to all of you DIY folks especially Nickwheeleroz for his DIY soft box tutorials which I am sure influenced this project in some way shape and form. The mkIII is going to be a collapsable version, coming soon...
Canon EOS 6d
sigma 85 mm
iso 200 f10 1/160
one 60 x 60 soft box up right with yn568exII
One bare yn568exII flash with pink gel as left rim light / yn622c
One bare yn568exII flash with purple gel as right rim light / yn622c
triggered with yn622tx
Strobist's DIY Macro Softbox.
This picture makes it easy to see the effect of the camera's White Balance being set to Tungsten. (Note especially the correct colour of the snooker table in front of the softbox, and the blue in the daylight area everywhere else)
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Strobist: SB700 left softbox 1/4.
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This flower came from the garden this morning.
Lighting stuff: Backlit with a YN560-II in a Rogue Grid behind and to camera left. Fill came from a YN560-III in a 24 inch softbox in front and camera right at 5 o'clock. The strobes, in manual mode, were triggered by a Yongnuo RF-603N.
Other plants, flowers, fruit or thingys that I've photographed using strobes can be seen in my Strobe Lit Plant album. In the description for that set, I list resources that I've used to learn how to light with off camera flash, and the equipment that I use. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157628079460544/
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Strobist info
Canon 7d
Pocket wizard 2+
Elinchrom ranger RX AS 50% power
softbox 70*70
I just made this softbox for use on my Speedlite 430EX flash. I took a few test shots and it really seems to make a huge difference. The cost to me? $0 Cost to my parents? $1 Needless to say it's very cheap and even cheaper if someone else buys the paper.
As you can see I didn't put any silk/cloth on the front, I just left the paper there which works too. I also didn't do the velcro, I just have a rubber-band holding it on. I might get some silk/cloth and velcro to finish it up.
When one of your dearest and longest held friends asks to his house for for a 'sitting' of course you say yes!
This was a three Light setup utilizing using Yongnuo 560 III speed lights controlled by a YN560-TX.
My "Group A" (Key light, camera right) light with a 1/2 CTO gel on a light stand, modified by a Fotodiox Pro Softbox 30" Octagon.
My "Group B" light (camera left) was used as a rim light on a stand about 3 feet above at about 11 O-clock behind the subject, modified by a Opteka 1/4" grid.
My "Group C" light (camera right) was on a chair just behinfd the subject aimed at the wall behind his left shoulder to further the illusion of a 'practical' light source of camera left.
Lighting: Profoto 600R with softbox camera left and behind vase directed to a white reflector camera right and behind vase. Reflector directed toward vase. Two additional white reflectors on either side and front of vase. These were directed back toward vase. Vase sitting on black glass.
Strobist Info: Godox AD200 with a Softbox Umbrella Camera Left and behind the subject. Table top white V-Flat forward and camera right.
This is Five Points, a cocktail created at Death & Co in Denver, Colorado and published in the Happy Hour Handbook in 2020 (see note). The drink's namesake comes from the Five Points neighborhood in Denver which is also where Death & Co is located. This is a spirit-forward cocktail that uses a split-base of reposado tequila and mezcal. This base modified by two bitter elements, Punt e Mes and Amaro Nardini. Punt e Mes is unlike a lot of sweet vermouths since it is significantly more bitter, even to the point of sometimes being considered an amaro. Nardini is an amaro with only three botanicals (bitter orange, peppermint, gentian root) and does well to harmonize the agave spirits and the Punt e Mes. There's a bit of walnut liqueur which is a type of addition that is hard to notice, but evident when it's missing. The Xocolatl Mole bitters always goes well with agave spirits and really puts the finishing touch on this drink. For a drink without a lot of "age" in its spirits, it drinks a lot like smoky and complex Manhattan.
1.5 oz tequila (they use Tequila Ocho)
0.5 oz mezcal (they use Del Maguey Vida)
0.5 oz Punt e Mes
0.5 oz Amaro Nardini
1 tsp walnut liqueur also called nocino
2 dashes Bittermens Xocolatl Mole bitters
Combine all of the ingredients into a mixing glass. Add ice and stir until arctic cold. Strain into a chilled cocktail glass like a Nick and Nora. Garnish with an orange peel.
Note: The Happy Hour Handbook is a compilation of cocktail and appetizer recipes collected from Denver bars. All proceeds from the book sales go to support the restaurants that contributed during this difficult season.
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Make an easy to build portable softbox
- cut a backing frame from a 1/2 gallon plastic milk jug
- shape the plastic to fit the rear of your flash, like a bounce card, narrow at the bottom and more flared out at the top
- line the front of the plastic with a reflective material. I used the shiny mylar material from a package of Nabisco oatmeal cookies. I attached the mylar using double-sided tape.
- tape down the edges of the mylar to the plastic using gaffers tape
- Attach the reflector to flash using rubber bands
- make a "flip down" diffuser using simple tissue paper or other diffusing material
The flash and portable softbox can be used on-camera or off-camera, One Light Strobist style.
See the test shot here.
See my Homebrew Portable Softbox set here.
Taken for the Boats II competition at dpchallenge.com
Storbist info: 580EXII on camera as master (Canon ETTL), 580EX in Apollo Softbox above camera (see reflection in the tiles above my head), 430EX in ziplog bags under water (see catchlight in eyes).
Make your own cheap IKEA softbox (9 1/2" diameter)
- set of round white nylon IKEA NÖJE storage baskets (3 for $4.99)
- Adapter for Nikon S28 flash, cardboard, ethafoam spacers, hot glue gun, 10 minutes.
- Nikon SB28 flash, $50 via Craig's List
See a quick and dirty test shot here.
See my IKEA cheap softbox set here.
Canon 17-40L
JTL Versalight-300, 24" x 24" softbox, high and to the right
Nikon SB28 (1/4 power) fired using Pocket Wizard