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First night out with my new strobe setup:
Vivitar285H with Umbrella camera left
430Ex on right hitting the wall
STE-2 hitting the 430ex
I always think setup shots are really cool :)
I have a Snap Shot II strobe light, which I bought to go along with my MAKE: Magazine strobe controller. Lately, though, I've been wanting to be able to sync my strobe (which was not designed with photography in mind) with my camera.
This is the result. The top end plugs into the hotshoe on my camera, and the other end gets plugged into the strobe. It works great.
Each year my camera club arranges a model night; this year it was last evening. It's not my favourite subject, however these are my three favourite shots.
Red gelled SB800 behind table, aimed at BG. Gridded bare SB800 under glass chess board pointed up. Fired via CLS.
A Nissin Di622 inside a 24X24 inc soft box from the top at 1/2 of power, triggered through yongnuo603C.
2 strobes; bottom and behind with diffusers. The one behind has a shoot-through umbrella as well.
Copyright 2009 - Abdulla (ThE~uNiQuE)
Thought it would be an interesting challenge to try and use my portable lighting to capture Christine with her white car against the white door of our garage.
It's a start.
Alien Bees someday!
Only four of the 6 strobes used are visible here but it gives you some idea of the layout.
This shot taken from behind.
The sixth strobe being the mighty Metz CL45 hammerhead mounted on the camera taking this picture.
Many thanks to Mr Chard for wireless trigger and extra strobes along with any other contributor I may have forgotten.
A small spider. Wandered outside with the camera for a few minutes, in the damp weather with temperatures just a few degrees above freezing, and was surprised to see a spider lethargically making its way across some brickwork... and thus it became a subject. I only had hard strobe lighting and would have preferred the 'soft box', but 'tis what I had in the spontaneity of the moment! Laowa 25mm.
Testing the new Nikon SB-28 I picked up last night. I know...my desk is a bit dusty back there and you can see the flash...just testing it out though...
For the strobist. Nikon SB-28 1/32 behind computer triggered with Gadget Infinity V2.
Captured: 17/05/2017 18:33:25
Camera: NIKON D750 (NIKON CORPORATION)
Lens: 85.0 mm f/1.4
Focal Length: 85 mm
ISO Speed: 400
Aperture: f/2.8
Shutter Speed: 1/800 sec
Strobist: Sb-24 in a cutout in the brick wall that you see on the side of the frame, fired with a pw plus 2. Sb-26 further back behind the bench, fired with the built in optical. Sb-28 camera left against the other wall, fired with a pw plus 2.
The back lighting position was totally an accident interm of where i wanted...it turns out pretty well after some processing.