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[strobist setup]
[430exii - silver umbrella]-(24mm@1/16) at 7h
[yn460 - mini softbox]-(24mm@1/32) at 12h
[camera]
Canon EOS 60d
[camera setup]
ISO100, 1/100, f2.8
[lens]
Canon EF 100mm f2.8 macro
[trigger]
Cactus V5
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Three light setup for the shoot.
1 Godox v860ii inside 12X36 inch softbox at 1/8th of power , behind the subject left as rim light
1 Godox v685 inside 24X24 inch softbox at 1/4th of power , behind the subject right as rim light
1 Godox xplore 300 inside a 24inch round softbox from camera left as the main light, at 1/64th power.
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Nikon D7000
Nikkor AF-S 24-70mm f2,8
Umbrella 60" + Nikon Speedlight SB-900 (front, right side)
Walimex Softbox 24" + Nikon Speedlight SB-700 (front)
1/160 | f/3,5 | @38 mm | ISO 100
Model: Elnias (MK)
First attempt at photographing portraits specifically.
A friend came to my house this week and all photos were taken with ambient light and a softbox.
(Critics are welcome. =)
Mamiya 645 Pro
Kodak Portra 400
large octobox softbox to the left and black background
modeling light only used no flash.
Model: Zara DuRose
Negs damaged in lab hence the discolouring top and bottom :'(
This is a 4x5inch calotype
Strobist :
- one strobe 400W on the top with softbox @1/1
- one white reflector on the bottom
Made a photostudio of an ordinary garage:)
1 sb 900, 1 yn-560, 1 Cactus KF-36, 1 softbox 60x60, 1 softbox 80x80
yn 560 60x60 camera right 1/2 power
80x80 camera left behind the bike sb-900 1/2 power
bare flash with red gel camera left Cactus kf 36 1/16 power
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Canon 7d
Pocket wizard 2+
Elinchrom ranger RX AS 50% power
softbox 70*70
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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.
Boom arm setup for my softbox with tripod, Manfrotto superclamp and monopod. (notes above)
Used this setup to take this shot here:
www.flickr.com/photos/miwo76/4665423120/
Strobist info: SB800, recently removed from the flash mount for the softbox in this shot, and mounted on camera, bounced off ceiling for this shot. (Full TTL)
octagon softbox camera right, small softbox on bottom camera left, small spotllightformer to background
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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.
Haven't photographed Kat for ages but she's always lovely.
Nikon D700 / 50mm f1.2 ai-s
lighting: bowens on pw in 2' softbox c/right.
Softbox high camera right and on some also a constant light camera left at background.
Model Emily
MUA Leah Mabe
This is a second edit after coming back to these photos and converting them to B&W as we originally intended them to be when we were shooting
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
Camera Nikon D700
Lens Nikkor 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6
Exposure 0.001 sec (1/1500)
Aperture f/4.5
Focal Length 56 mm
ISO Speed 200
Exposure Bias -2 EV
Flash On, Return detected
Software: Macintosh Aperture 3 and Adobe Lightroom 3
Canon 7d, Canon 50mm 1.8, softbox overhead, reflector to fill shadows and two snooted flashes for hair light. Shot on white seamless.
Fuji Reala 500D.
Contax 139 Film Camera.
Strobist, used a home made soft box at camera left connected to the camera with a synch cable and a reflector.
The Film did record the colour of the figure as accurate.
First time that I fotograph in a studio with my best friend as model.
I could use the studio of my nephew and he teached me how to make a setup.
He thought I had to learn first a onelamp setup.
So, during this shoot I wanted to practice lighting in different situations within the studio setting. The yoga poses were perfect for it as it made me get down low with the lights. It was a challenge figuring out how to light a subject folded up on the floor, but I think this came out pretty nice. I ended up laying my softbox over directly on the floor just right of camera and adjusting my slave speedlight to its lowest position on the stand and aimed it down camera left for just a little bit of fill. What made it easy for me was that my model (a friend of mine) just ran through her poses so I didn't have to think up much of anything. My focus could remain on the lighting. Posing seems a bit daunting at this stage in my journey. Knowing how to pose people is a huge part of the shoot...and, one I have little experience in. But, it's the most fun I've ever had learning. Enjoy!