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Zooming while using a strobe light.

 

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YN560V3 on shoot through umbrella 1/8sec

YN565 bounced on plastic/pvc type bag 1/32sec

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Little experimentation for my art project. Filming movement within space, effect created using a strobe light.

@ NOS Alive (dia 12)

This Ford F750 had LED strobe lights installed at Shore Cellular so it can be seen in construction and high traffic areas where it is used.

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@ MEO Marés Vivas (dia 19)

This is another shot of the same sculpture. I only have the one strobe to the side in this one to provide a little contrast between the layers.

Trying out some strobist stuff. The bottle was placed on top of an upturned glass vase. I put a SB900 into the vase and flagged it off with some black foam board. Flash to left and right for rimlight at 1/16 th power modded with shootthrough and sb on zoom 105mm.

 

Table added post process.

 

Beer enjoyed post process :P

Katherine Rose - Spring, TX

800wt through beauty dish in front

Strobe sesion with Alor Star Stobist Team and our sifu bro jeebsion.

 

strobes setup:

 

2 SB800 power at 1/8 (back)

1 SB800 power at 1/8 (front left)

1 SB600 power at 1/8 (front right)

 

Location: Paris (depan masjid Zahirr daaa)

Strobe test with my wife, Isolde.

A test shot. Key camera left, 2 of 1:2, on-camera flash doing the 1 of 1:2

 

Walgreens DX 200

Minolta Maxxum 7 50mm f5.6 1/60

Wedding shot.

 

One AB800 high right (umbrella) and one ebay strobe back left.

Fired with cyber syncs

@ MEO Marés Vivas (dia 19)

background: translucent reflector + lumopro 160 @ 1/8 shoot-thru

behind camera big falcon eyes umbrella with three strobes @ 1/16th shoot thru

www.strobosfotografie.nl new name, same game

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Camera : Nikon D200 @ 1/125, ISO 200,

Lens : Nikkor 28-80mm (f/3.5-5.6) @ 28mm f/11

Model : Farrace

Place : Somewhere near my friend's house.

Strobist Info : One SB-26 1/2 powered over my left camera, with ISO 100 and a little aperture f/5.6. zoom at 80mm. Another Vivitar 285HV, 1/16 powered from behind subject. Triggered by Phottix Tetra II (PT-04 II). p/s : xde duit nk pkai yg mhl2 pny trigger..

  

Selamat Pengantin Baru - Murad & Masidayu - Wangsa Maju KL

Pete Turner of ELBOW at Rock A Field 2011, Roeser

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So my mother bought me a 580EXII and this is the first picture I tried to use it for. I went to buy a cable to get it off camera, but the Canon cables cost 60 euros here in Madrid so I decided to be patient and look for a 3rd party. In the meantime, I tried to use it in a way to paint with light in a shot I'd typically take and so that's what you see there in the upper right.

 

This is my first post to strobist.

 

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105mm bare

-2 1/3 power

The durian is a fruit from southeast Asia that is banned from public transportation! The smell of the ripe fruit has been describes as rotting flesh, sewage, and old gym socks and onions. I as warned that people have thrown up after cutting it open. The pulpy insides are like custard and are usually described as simply heavenly. Phil and I had to try it! D made us eat it outside.

 

This guy weighed in at 10 lbs and those thorns hurt. I can't image seeing these devils falling from the trees. I found it at a local Korean market. They are shipped frozen, which (disappointingly) cuts down on the foul odor. To me it smelled like the inside of a pumpkin, just slightly off and real earthy, a little sweet. The insides were like custard, and were strangely sweet. Every once and a while we got a bite that took our breath away (sulfur, yuk). But is was not bad. I will have to try it again.

 

Strobist: single bare Vivitar 285 from camera right fired into cove (dining room nook). at 1/2 power.

(from left) Isaac Taube, Ferdinand Thomas and Brian Conley model for a strobe lighting workshop on Monday, Feb. 18, 2008. The workshop was taught by Point Park University professor Chris Rolinson as part of the photojournalism II class.

@ NOS Alive (dia 12)

photo by:

kimberly cook iskandrian

 

Canon 580 EXII spepdlight with diffuser mounted directly to flash.

flash camera left. Hand held 5' ft from subject.

TTL metering center weight.

Flash triggered by Pocket wizard Flex TT5 & a Pocket wizard mini TT1

EF 50mm lens

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