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Speedlite Speedlight Test.
Backdrop: Lastolite Gold Panlite
3 Sigma 530 DG Super's.
1 Mounted on a stand above left of camera @ 1/64 Power 85mm.
1 Mounted behind the model as background light @ 1/128 Power 17mm.
1 Mounted on Camera as trigger.
All Speedlites bare.
Lastolite Trigrip Silver Reflector as fill.
Canon 50mm 1.2L
Canon 1Ds II Manual Mode ISO 100 Aperture f/3.2 Shutter 1/250
Testing an RFID reader, connected to Arduino (using tutorial and parts here: littlebirdelectronics.com/blogs/news/2666192-moving-forwa....
Looking at 'double-triggers' and angles when reading.
All the goodies used in a urine test.
Strobist: one SB800 bounced off ceiling. White reflector placed in front of set-up for small amount of fill. Also had ambient light coming from a window--camera right.
second test with the SB-600 with the radio trigger. A part of my work is making photographies for real estate. A recurrent problem is the huge luminosity difference between windows and back of the room, especially with an ultra wide angle.
In this house, it's reinforced by the veranda at left, much brighter than the living room in the right corner (upper image). I tried the SB-600 on-camera, but it doesn't solve anything. So I bought those cheap transceivers.
I left the SB-600 with an omni-bounce behind the stairs, and made a few trials and errors until I got a sufficiently good one - I was in a hurry, people were eating just outside the field. Composition is better in the first one.
An added benefit is the color temperature of the flash corresponds to the daylight, not incandescent like the upper one. I think I need a second flash behind me.
Love to see our students at David Vincent's Martial Arts perform after putting in the work for belt testing!
Gee, feel I am not doing not much else than testing these days.
Poor girls, by the way, the cage claims I also are prisoner and therefore unable to release them.
finally hooked up to the pump. It... kind of works, there's some heavy overshoot and I will have to tweak the controls a bit. Other than that there are no problems what so ever, so I'm quite happy.
Today I took delivery of my "Holiday Lens"!! I already have the Z 24-70 f2.8 and the Z 70-200 f2.8 to go with my Z7ii and Z9, however, with some holiday trips coming up, not photo-shoots, I don't want to be lugging the big, heavy, expensive lenses around so, today, I bought the Z24-200 from Grays of Westminster. I have seen several reviews of this lens, a couple of which described it as the worst lens in the Z range, but most praised it for its compact size, low weight and sharp images so I was interested and excited to see what it could do. Immediately after the grand unboxing (no, I am not going to bore you with a YouTube on how to take a lens out of a box), I set off for a walk across the fields to the next village to try a selection of shots. A beautiful afternoon but probably not the best photographic conditions - bright harsh summer sunshine! Anyway, here is a selection of shots taken with this new lens. They can also be seen in www.briandandridge-photo.co.uk/TEST-Files
Watkins-Johnson (WJ) Adate 1500 system. Originally introduced in the early 1980's by WJ Palo Alto, the ADATE system was used to test Timex watches.
Cara que orgulho... minha primeira animação! tá... Ainda não ta lá essas coisas mas pretendo estudar um bocado ainda :D
Illustrator+flash+busca no google sobre tutoriais