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Strobist:
E640's left and right with gridded strips, gridded beauty dish above, 580EX into ring adapter for fill and trigger.
Soviet photo-lamp IFB-300 (300 W) for shadow-free shooting on the SB-80DX flash - an impromptu design that works in A, i (D) -TTL and others. This photolamp can work on all modern flashes, as the photolamp has a high resistance of 3 ohms. It provides even lighting. The flash is on the camera
I was having good fun. Too bad I didn't have a pretty model.
In the brolly there's a Minolta Program 2800 AF. Behind me is a small Sunpak 1600A, and the Moon. The remote shutter's range (infra-red, in 2-sec delayed mode) ended exactly near the umbrella, so I had to run back and forth for the shot - that didn't really help my composure. The soil under my feet was moist. Only the sunglasses kept me so cool - oops, no sunglasses.
No Photoshop in any of these shots, only a bit of straightening (I couldn't see the horizon through the viewfinder) and some usual global adjustments before raw conversion.
Cropped from the square format to 8x10 for my wife's sake.
Lighting is Metz Mecablitz 60, camera left. I positioned him under a tree, then metered the ambient with an incident meter so I had the ambient underexposed by a stop. That was my fill. I then flash-metered the strobe for the desired aperture. I shot this on a tripod as I was shooting Kodak Portra 160 film (@ 125), so the shutter speed was slow-ish.
You can see the set up shot I took on my dSLR, earlier in my photo stream.
Bronica SQ-Am, 150mm lens. CyberSync triggers.
My buddy Garrett and I were playing in his basement with an old strobe light.
Would have turned out better with some forethought and a studio, but it was fun and we got some cool images out of it.
Just killing some time one evening. We just moved into a new rental, and I noticed it had an interesting shade over the light. Wondering if I could put it to use, in a interesting kind of way.
Since the spare room is quite small (3x3), and filled with boxes, I had to try and find a perspective to eliminate the trash.
Camera was on a Manfrotto ProB with legs in 'over stretched' mode, and real low. Up on a shelf with books, was my 580EX2 with YN662 attached, and a HONL grid.
The 5DMk3 had my 17-40L, pointing upwards. I used manual mode on the camera, and ETTL on the flash @ -3 FEC, via the 5D external speedlight menu.
Only thing I dislike, is the light shade shadow on the wall behind me.
the band gas station robber, promo shoot. we dont show their faces in promos, we do it sans ps. this silhouette was shot outside next to the pool at night.
STROBIST:
two ab800's thru stock tins, about 8ft behind the band aimed at their backs
1 Hairlight Strobe (3/4 Burst), 1/90th Sec,100mm, FZ-50, Model:Yoshimi. For more studio shots. Please visit my Studio Flickr Site
Dear Mr Spider if your going to walk across my kitchen floor then don't get annoyed if i blind you with strobe lights from my flash gun...
Canon 540EZ and canon 430EX both set to 1/8 and 1/16 with trace camera right, 9-10 feet, bounced off ceiling
7/365: Journey into Light Today I learned about my camera's sync value, which is at a shutter speed of 250. I took this shot with a shutter speed of 320 and I can see a bit of banding at the bottom, but I'm still pretty pleased with the outcome. (SB 600, 24mm, 1/2 at 45 degrees).
(ODC: Just a Touch)
This is my first time trying the strobe technique....i love the effects and love the way the sky is clear while the model's face is bright enough.....
Its great to learn something new.....will now try to use it more often...
An idea we are currently working on... I think the next step is to refine it a little further (by that I mean flares and fireworks:)
Tonight we went to check out some water nearby. But the light was super boring so we tried out a bit of strobing. I got my trousers wet and too bad that there were no straw rolls but the results were pretty nice for a strobist beginner :)
2 flashes in back SN600c
1 flash low left yn568ex +a card to limit its light
1 strobe HD600 top right at low power with soft diffuser+reflector
yn622 triggers
A booth demonstrating optically triggered studio strobes. It we was a bit of a challenge trying to get the strobes to go off for you with quite a few people triggering them with their cameras at the same time.
Soo 4512 has it all....intact class lights, intact orange paint, intact "classic" Milwaukee Road horn, and a functioning strobe light. A product past regulations set upon railroads, all but a few locomotives on the CP system still retain them in a working state. Annoying to some, fascinating to me. Another one of those simple things that has gone AWOL from most of today's railroading scene. Nashotah Siding, G67. September 12th, 2013
A picture i made quite a while ago for an art class assignment. I think the model looks like a hindu goddess with many arms :) (and i know that shiva is a man, but i just liked the name 'strobe shiva')