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Lance Cpl. Cosmo Peters, machine gunner, 1st Battalion, 4th Marine Regiment, sights-in his weapon as his fellow Marines conduct buddy rushes on Range 105 Aug. 14, 2012. Approximately 150 Marines are visiting the Combat Center from Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton, Calif. as part of their Tactical Small Unit Leaders Course.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Ali Azimi)
This came from our fruitless mulberry tree, and is what passes for fall color in our part of San Diego county. I picked it off of the ground this morning and hoped that if I backlit it, it might look interesting.
I suspended it by clipping it to a light stand, and placed a Strobie 130 with a snoot behind it to provide the back light. I also used another Strobie 130 in a softbox camera right at 4 o'clock and a Nikon SB700 hand held to the front left at 7 o'clock for a touch of fill light. All strobes were triggered by Tiny Triggers from scottrobertstudios.com.
Other plants and flowers that I've photographed using strobes can be seen in my Strobe Lit Plant set. In the description, I list resources that I've used to learn how to light with off camera flash. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157628079460544/...
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Strobist: Ranger RX in deep octa with inner diffuser at 5.5 high cam right. Triggered by skyports :)
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My SB-600 speedlight got company! I recently purchased a SB-800, which has extended options and a bigger flash range. Also, this gives me the opportunity to experiment more with Nikon's Creative Lighting System (CLS), where my D80 acts as a commander to remotely trigger (in my case: 2) speedlights. Imagine the creative possibilities......
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Yet more studio work. Done for a University brief; we had to create a magazine that represented us. I chose to make a fashion/beauty magazine.
Model: Amy
Make up: Jess Nunnery
Photography&PP:myself
One of the frustration thing of using radio triggers is lacking of focus assist in dark environment. To "celebrate" the expiration on warranty of the ST-E2, I add a sync port to use the eBay trigger with it.
Beside focus aid, one of the advantage of this set up is to able to use the Canon EX Speedlites (in ETTL or manual mode) with other manual flash/strobe that connected to the RF receivers at the same time, without any sync problems.
Strobist info: eBay trigger fires manual master 580EX in a small softbox at left front of subject, slave 430EX in a home made beauty dish at right rear.
Tried to get a look as if the bottle is being lit up by spotlights.
Strobist info:
Bottle placed on glass table white wall behind
Metz 48 af-1 fired at 1/4 power through a homemade softbox below the table and angled slightly towards the bottle.
Triggered with Elinchrom skyports.
White balance adjusted in Photoshop along with the purple haze to the left and right.
First time shooting in Raw.
Don't know what triggered it, but I was watching a group of swans, and this one suddenly turned and paddled furiously towards another one.
Voigtländer Bessa R3A, Voigtländer Ultra-Wide Heliar 12mm f/5.6 Aspherical II, 1st version 12mm viewfinder, Voigtländer Bessa Trigger Winder, Voigtländer Bottom Grip A, Ilford Delta 100 Professional & Epson Perfection V500 Photo.
Shot this a while back for www.openclutch.com the feature should be popping up anytime soon now!
Info:
- Set-up
-RPS Triggers
-18-105mm
YN560II with DIY silicone lightsphere modifiier to camera left
Wansen PT-16 wireless trigger
Sarah at Old LA Zoo
Strobist info: 1 YN 560 on camera right high with yellowish CTO, triggered by YN RF602/C
Camera info: Canon 50D + EF 50 1.8@2.2
I can still feel the warmth coming out of this photo from this cute young couple even though this photo was taken at a chilly day in Beijing...
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Weather not so good today but went out after lunch to try my New Panasonic G9 with the Olympus 60mm macro.
The Huge viewfinder, instant focus and hair trigger shutter release on the G9 makes shooting macro a new experience
I think it works OK
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F7.1 - 1/160sec - iso 400
Model - Jennifer
Lighting info - Canon 580EXII camera right, 1/2 power, shot through Gary Fong light diffuser. Triggered by Cybersyncs.
Aurender FLOW portable USB DAC. Beautiful lines, well made, and... maybe good sounding.
I've not yet tested it.
Update: I've now been listening to it for about 5 hours with a variety of earphones and headphones and have a few words to say about it here.
A7r mounted to Rollei X-Act 2
Schneider 100/5,6 Macro APO Digitar
Strobist:
Three Profoto Pro-B heads, one camera left, one camera right (1 o'clock), both in strips.
Final bare, through construction sieve.
Trigger: Flashwaves III
Balloon filled with powdered sugar.. I threw a nail on it (by hand) from about 1m distance.. I needed about 2 or 3 nails until it bursted..
Some words about the setup:
Triggered with a hiviz sound trigger (without delay), the arduino takes the output of the hiviz trigger and triggers the wireless sender for the flash..
The main reason for using the arduino is, that I can put a delay after the flash is triggered to ensure that the flash isn't triggering a second time.. The second reason is that the delay is adjustable with an accuracy in the range of milliseconds..
The preflash delay was set to 0ms.
I guess the most significant delay comes from the rf602, as the sound needs <5ms for that distance, the hiviz about 2(?) millis, the arduino also about 2(?) millis.. But I've no idea how much delay the rf602 has between triggering and really firering the flashes.. (Could be somewhere in the range between 10 and 50ms?).. Since the rf602 is not especially created for highspeed setups..
Setup picture with notes may be found here
Strobist:
HVL-42 @ 1/32 Power, 9 o'clock triggered with rf 602
SB 28 @ 1/32 Power, 3 o'clock triggered with rf 602
If you try this yourself, get so ear protection! And yes, of course its really messy.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask..
Special thanks to chrigu for assisting me with the preparation and the first shots..
Sony A550
Sony 18-55mm @ 50mm
ISO 200 - f14 - 5s
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So, the plan was to wire in the AAA batteries so I could disconnect them and put a CR2 back in, or change what sort of power supply I'm using. I also wanted to switch to the 1/8" miniphone cord to completely get away from PC cords.
The case is a little tighter than I expected, so I had to eliminate the ability to put in a CR2, but I can probably later mod it back if this turns out to be a total failure.
(FYI, it works great. I've had it on for several hours without problems. The tests I did were done with the batteries after several hours of playing: www.flickr.com/photos/63856254@N00/348235560/in/photostream/ )
The main reason for the battery mod is so I don't need to buy $10 CR2's, and can just buy $0.50 worth of AAA's before moderately important shoots. (Very important shoots, I'll probably rent PW's)
Strobist info:
Flash with reflective brolly 1/8 power camera left above and another flash gridded camera right 1/16 power. Triggered with pt-04 radio triggers.
Nikon D750, 50/1.4D
Yongnuo YN560 IV triggered by PocketWizard Plus X thru 43" umbrella camera left
I placed the model in the shadow and tried to control the pretty strong sunlight in the back by shooting at max sync speed 1/200, f/8 and ISO 50 and umbrella with flash at full power just out of the frame camera left
We got about 10 minutes in the park before a security guard asked us to leave. Apparently photography is forbidden in BKK public parks
Strobist:
Neewer VK750II Through Neewer 32" SB CL High
White Foamcore CR as fill
Triggered Wirelessly
Strobist Info:
- 1/250 | f/8 | ISO 250
- 580EX II @ 1/4 through Qbox 24 camera right
- 580EX @ 1/8 through 43" umbrella camera left
- Wireless RF-602 trigger
shooting info: Dynalite MH2050 strobe shot through MOLA white Euro 33.5" camera right. . Triggered by Pocketwizards.
model: Lorena Salazar
MUA / stylist: Olga Schleicher
A bottle of Absolut Mandrin I bought about a year ago. Not sure what for and it's still not opened. Got a drink idea for it?
Strobist: Bottle sitting on orange CD case on top of 580ex @ 1/32 triggered with CyberSync
Strobist:
Main Light: Godox TT600 with 32x32 diffuser in 45/45 position
Fill: Godox TT600 with green gel 10' behind model on stand, 4' up
Trigger: Godox X1C
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This little SCR can turn your video camera into a trigger for HSP. It can be connected directly to the flash unit or used with a Bouncefree circuit (One Shot). Refer to this link for more info:
www.hiviz.com/tools/triggers/triggers2.htm (Not resonsible for damage to your equipment. Use this info at your own risk.)