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I did not have a trigger so this was taken with the flash on camera. I bounced the flash from a white ceiling and in some cases I used a gold diffuser.
Testing out multiple strobe setup with homemade infusion.
Setup: Vivitar strobe on right, Nikon SB600 on left, and on-camera flash.
Decanter: Bohemian crystal bought in Russia is much cheaper.
Infusion: Vodka with pink peppercorn and thyme inspired from the Green Zebra restaurant.
An indoor to outdoor exposure strobe test.
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Canon 7d
Sigma 28mm f1.8
Variable ND
1/250
ISO 100
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Strobist Info:
Single Novatron bounced off adjacent wall @ -1
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Editing Info:
Curves
Unsharp Mask
Vibrance
Fired a strobe twice in 2 seconds with a two second long exposure.
The strobe light was to the top right of the model and a I had 4 foot circular reflector about 3 feet behind him on the left. He was a about 10 feet from a wall which wasn't being lit by the strobe. Between strobe fires the room was 100% black.
The only photoshop was adjusting the colors on the raw image and some sharpening, the overlay was achieved by the lighting.
AB800 lighting shrubs, walls, and walkways, YN560IV's lighting the trees, roof, and grass.
First house painting :)
With a flash of the strobes, New Jersey Transit EMD GP40PH-2B no. 4203 arrives in Dover, NJ on the point of westbound Montclair-Boonton Line train 1055, bound for Mount Olive. The 4203 was built for Penn Central in November of 1968 and was passed down to Conrail in 1976. Retired in the early ‘90s, she was purchased by NJT and was rebuilt at Juniata to become a GP40PH-2B in February 1994.
Whoop whoop! First model shoot with my own light.
Lovely Emma helped me out
quite pleased with the result of what I'd like to think as my first stobe attempt.
SB800 brella left + SB600 bare far right + silver reflector bottom camera right
I'm looking for C&C on these! I really want to do my best to improve.
My first testing of remote flash and hommade snoot/gridspot for the upcomming Strobist Boot Camp.
Camera is a Canon 400D with the 430EX II sitting on the floor. Still so much to learn about it all!!
The only photoshop work was cropping and slight level tweek. Does anyone know if this is allowed in the world of the Strobist?