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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.
Best viewed Large.
105mm bare
-2 1/3 power
The couple I shot this wedding for wanted something a little edgier than the typical wedding shots, and this venue had some of the best backdrops for dynamic portraits like this, especially with the red/black.
Shot with a Nikon D800, 35mm f1.4, with Alienbees B800 strobe with 18” beauty dish with diffuser, positioned front 45° above subject.
(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.
Some flickr folks decided to go hang out in some random garage (the one at UW), and do some jumping and strobing in front of the camera.
I imagine Jeremy will fill us in with the full strobist info... I believe there were 3 580EX's involved, and some remote firing controlled by someone other than me.
Marley the Cat under an open drawer. Tossed my SB800 flash on the floor nearly aligned with the front of her nose.
Strobe slid facing the opposite wall. The flash bounce off the wall and then lit kitty from a higher angle.
If the flash would have been directly facing her nose and not turned toward the wall, there would be no shadow on the top of her head and back.
Evening Performance of Yorkhill Christmas Panto 2013. SB900 right; SB600 left, f5.6 at 200mm zoom triggered with Pocket Wizard TT5s
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
... at home, at night, tv is boring and start shooting my flash. Some day I'll do a more serious photo using strob and long exposure.
Not as dramatic as the other one, especially since it is quite more darker and closer, anyway same idea.
Honda TLR 200
1 Speedlite 580EX II on camera 1/25 power. (master)
1 Speedlite 580EX II on floor slope side. 1/8 power
EF 24-105 f4 L
First attemp at a 40's style glamour portrait.
Canon 6D with EF 24-105mm f/4 set at ISO 100, 75mm, f/8.0 1/125sec.
3 snooted strobes, main, hair and background, all YN560's at 1/4, 1/8 and 1/64.
GH-8585
Shot with Canon EOS Digital Rebel
Strobe w/ grid positioned behind subject left shooting down and forward. 2nd Strobe positioned to right of subject w/ snoot pointing towards book pages.
f/7.1
1/100 sec.
ISO-200
50 mm
So I spent my paycheck last week to get this strobe and umbrella that is pictured.
Sad thing is I just quit my job because of some incident where a manager was being sexist toward me. After HR did their 'investigation' it turns out they decided to write me up because I said a curse word. ONE. So if I get one more write up I lose my job anyway. I've been getting treated pretty bad lately so this was the icing on the cake. I guess I can't buy another umbrella until I get another job!
This sphere - polished and formed completely by hand - has a remarkable structure.
Comments on the shot most welcome!
Normally, I don't post blurry photos. But... I like how I caught the strobe at the right moment. It brings a whole different look to the shot. With that being said, I think I just justified swapping my 70-200 F/4 Non IS for the IS equivalent or the its big brother... the F/2.8!