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Playing around with a sequence shot on a fully manual camera with no film winder... sure, there's easier ways to do it, but that's not the point.
Gift practicing her backstroke starts and me playing with a brand new (old) lens.
Minolta SRT-303b
MD Rokkor-X 85mm f/1.7 (nice!)
Film: 100
Photoshop to stitch it all together.
Crono, Marle, Lucca
Stitched area: 2.5" x 4"
Stitched on a 4" x 6" fabric for framing
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Press this trigger and POOF! the tripod disappears. (Well, almost: you can still see it if you look carefully.)
Equirectangular panorama built from 8 pictures (EXIF data from the first one).
Original 10000x5000 on demand, it's too big for flickr (13MB).
See also its stereographic projection.
Por fin.... después de mucho sudor y alguna que otra lágrima... Trigger acabado!!
Funciona en cuatro modos:
*Audio+instantáneo: Se dispara al mismo tiempo en que recibe el sonido.
*Audio+delay: Se dispara con retraso. El retraso se ajusta con un potenciómetro y va desde unos "ms" hasta varios segundos.
*Luz+instant..
*Luz+delay.
Los cuatro modos son seleccionables mediante dos pulsadores.
También tiene un potenciómetro para ajustar el nivel de sensibilidad del micro, una salida independiente para otro flash y una entrada para otro sensor (microfono, fotosensor, microinterruptor... en fin, casi cualquier tipo de sensor)
From the Best Buy training May 2024
Playing around with in-camera B&W and FP Flash Sync.
SB-5000 + westcott octabox triggered via WR-10 (TTL)
me and john kong fu fighting on top of a hill, it was a self portrait done with Nikon D70 and it's awsome infrared shutter trigger, not a photoshoped composite. We ran back and forth at least 20 times to get this perfect capture.
Lighting: Handheld SB-800 with Lumiquest Big Bounce triggered with Nikon CLS. Built-in flash as fill (-2).
I spent most of the day yesterday fabricating a new mount for some 24v Shako Valves that I received just as I finished putting the Precision High Speed Photography Trigger together. Most of my work with the unit so far has been with some cheaper solenoid valves that were purchased on a whim after finding out it would take several weeks to get the Shako solenoids.
What a difference these precision made valves are!! They were very expensive and almost 5 times the cost of the other valves but with reaction times so fast that it allows a 7 millisecond pulse width for water drop size control, I am pretty much in awe of these!
With the change to these new valves, the precision is now there to capture any stage of water drops and collisions repeatably almost every shot! :-)
132 YFT Trigger Nose Art [gresham] Image from the Bill Marshall Collection, which focuses on the 355th Fighter Group in World War Two. This image was used in Bill Marshall's book Our Might Always: The 355th Fighter Group in World War II. Please do not use this photo without permission. --Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum
Sound trigger and a flash. Flash was boomed above with a mic stand and flash to light stand adapter. 85mm Rokinon 1.4. Needs some work but overall pretty happy with it. Cut off the top of the bottle shooting in a small space not easily able to move back. All lit with one Flash.
I made myself six optical slaves. I was tired of forgetting to turn off the power on my ebay triggers when I was done with them. I keep draining the batteries. So I decided I needed some optical triggers that were powered by the flash trigger voltage. These are designed to be used for low voltage low trigger voltage flashes. I have a Canon 420EZ that only has a trigger voltage of 4 volts and these work fine with it.
The case is a RJ11 cable joiner. I pulled out the guts and machined out the rest of the plastic. I then took some viewfinder lens assemblies for one time use cameras and machined the lens to match the window I made in the housing.
The electronic assembly was soldered together in point to point fashion.
I added a 1/8" mini jack as an output for longer cable use or as a input for a ebay trigger receiver. I can trigger the flash with the receiver and use the connected optical slave as a backup trigger in case the radio trigger didn't get the signal (as long as there was another flash that did fire).
Strobist Info: 2 lights, One High camera left modified with a silver umbrella, one low camera left unmodified firing upward. Radio Triggers.
A Chipping Sparrow on a branch in northern Lexington, KY.
Strobist Info:
Alienbee B800 (1/8) at camera right triggered by Pocketwizard FlexTT5 and Pocketwizard Plus X.
Middle button will be the trigger for firing effects. The switches on the left and right will control on/off and semi/auto fire
Press this trigger and POOF! the tripod disappears. (Well, almost: you can still see it if you look carefully.)
Stereographic projection of this equirectangular panorama.
Part of my Wee planets set.
Strobist info: 430ex I to the right of the camera, 24mm zoom, 1/64, handheld, triggered with cactus v5.
More from this set : www.behance.net/gallery/Qlaudia-Editorial/1013377
www.facebook.com/luispedroemfphoto (like it!)
Jewish Cemetery " Holy Sand "
Worms, Germany
Night for day shot:
Of camera Nikon flash, radio triggered with Pocket Wizard
BW Vario ND Filter
Hey Flickr,
I've been rather slow to upload this week. I've been kinda sick? I guess. Maybe moreso just exhausted. I haven't shot as much this week as I would've liked, but next week is a new one. I want to try and do some product/advertising photography over these next few weeks. I think that'd be a good school. :)
This photo comes from my mood this week I think. I've always been pretty introspective. I'm also a total nerd with love for philosophy and the such, so I'll find myself often battling something overly-exestential. Lol
Anyways..
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Camera info:
Canon T1i, Canon EF 50mm f/1.4, f/8, 1/200s, ISO 100
Strobist Info:
-AlienBee B800 shot into a Silver Beauty Dish camera right ands slightly behind subject. 5 feet high and less than 1 foot away from subject. 1/32 Power
-Flash trigged with Cactus V5 triggers
Comments? Crit?
Custom built by Richard Gibbs and rebarrelled by Dennis Sorensen of BC, Canada.
The typical functional changes were made to this rifle. The butterknife-style bolt handle that required high mount scope bases was replaced with a standard M98 bolt with a turned down handle. The safety is a nice aftermarket unit, replacing the oddball left side Brno model 21/22 factory safety. The Brno model 21/22 round top action was expertly polished, drilled and tapped, allowing for the installation of vintage Redfield bases. It currently sports a nice Leupold VX-2 1-4x20 scope with standard Leupold low steel rings.
The rifle has been expertly re-barrelled (21-1/8"), but it is a faithful reproduction of the original barrel contour, and includes the original Brno model 21 front and rear sights and barrel band.
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In May of 2015, this lovely rifle was refinished.
-- All metal parts were re-polished and beautifully colour case hardened by Oskar Kob.
-- The expertly re-profiled DWM M98 barrel and FN trigger were properly rust-blued by Martini Gunmakers.
-- The beautiful Brno model 21H stock was carefully refinished in a traditional honey-blonde matte oil finish.
-- The stock was also re-checkered with recut borders by Martini Gunmakers.
-- The vintage Redfield scope bases were rounded and reshaped by Martini Gunmakers.
-- Canadian-made Levy's leather sling.