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Nothing special, just a first test of a piezo-trigger used to fire two flashes when the coins hit the table.
An Arduino is connected to a wireless flash trigger using an SCR, which is activated when the analog line from a piezo elements reaches a given threshold (from sounds or shock - from the coins hitting the table).
Video of the trigger: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wVLuTsm9_0Y&hd=1
k... last photo(s) from this shoot.
strobist
AB B800 bounced off 60" umbrella directly in front of and above subject - triggered with cheap China Yongnuo RF-602.
1 YN460 camera left, shoot through umbrella
1 YN460 camera right, shoot through umbrella
Triggered with RF605
White muslin backdrop
I was showing a friend various photoshop elements and we used this shot with Kimmi as a starting point. Single Canon 540EZ half power diffused with yongnuo trigger camera left and back. F2. (re-enforcement for daylight). Single reflector camera right.
Model: Kati
Setup: Strip light camera left & right. Flash through diffusion fabric camera left. Flash behind vespa camera left. Triggered with PW & optical sensors.
Dark reflective granite floor = good. Editing reflections & power cables out of it = bad
This is a joint entry between my wife and I - I set-up the camera, but struggled to get the shot 1 handed, so Lou pressed the trigger and I downloaded it, cropped it and edited it etc. I hope this is allowed!
This was taken in Holland a month ago at the end of our holiday. We stayed in Vlissingen in someone's flat attached to their house (AirBnB). They had chickens and ducks, and their little chickens liked us - a lot. This little one kept jumping on Lou's head! so i had to keep lifting her off - she was very happy in my hand!
My first entry for this month's sayings and phrases competition. Thanks for looking.
Jewish Cemetery " Holy Sand "
Worms, Germany
Night for day shot:
Of camera Nikon flash, radio triggered with Pocket Wizard
BW Vario ND Filter
Model: akinco
canon eos5D
70-200mm F2.8
Strobist info:
430ez with a Shoot-through a soft box - Camera left
and Light on the wall
Triggered by YONGNUO RF-602
the location is a Nara Japan We shoot this at around 11:00am
I made ​​this dress
I'm a costume designer
A képet egy saját készÃtésű Sound-trigger-rel, azaz hangkioldóval készÃtettem 100msec-es késleltetéssel, mivel idÅ‘zÃtÅ‘t is szereltem bele, láthatóan nagyon jól működik. A nagy melegben a "modell" természetesen nem ment kárba! :) Ha valakit érdekel ilyen trigger, Ãrjon bátran! ;)
This shot has made with an self-built sound trigger with delay circuit system. The sound of opening flip shoted the flash. Naturally after work the "modell" was drunk. :)
Launching an SLBM required a number of validity checks by various crew members to insure the authenticity of the President’s release message. When completed, the Weapons Officer used the red trigger to fire the missile. The black trigger was used for training purposes and did not entail launch of a missile.
This trigger was used on board USS MARIANO G. VALLEJO (SSBN-658)
New flash trigger system in the house replacing my old PT-04 triggers.
I waited quite a while for these ... looking forward to lots of flash-fun.
testing the new delay circuit
Strobist: yn460 ii triggered with homemade audio trigger through a homemade delay circuit. SB600 optically slaved with a Hama hot shoe cube
Near Orchard, waiting in a taxi and this dude pulled up alongside us. Nikon FM3a, black and white film shot.
This is a picture of my own high speed sync trigger with a PT-04 radio trigger sitting on top of it. It is currently parasitic inside an optical slave whose guts were taken out. It is semi-finished because I have not added port to charge the li-poly battery inside the trigger.
On top of my HSS trigger is a PT-04 radio trigger and I have made it work without banding (yeh!!!).
This picture itself is taken using the high speed trigger at 1/4000 speed.
Canon 550D/T2i
EF 85mm 1.8
AlienBee 800x2
camera front left/back right
Vagabond II powered
Cybersync Triggers
My friend Kali referred her roommate Tiffany to me for some shots was really fun working with them lots of laughs and great ideas pumpin out. when i asked what the photos were for they simply said "i dunno, just decided i wanted to take picture today" hahaha first time ive heard that! kinda took me back a bit but it was super fun working with Tiffany. YOUR NEXT KALI!!!
Strobist info: Neewer TT560 at 1/4 power in a 37" Octagon Softbox camera left at about 9 o'clock triggered with Vello Freewave LR triggers. Neewer TT560 at 1/64 power with a Stofen-type diffuser camera right at about 3 o'clock triggered optically.
Post processing: Used a preset in NIK Analog Efex Pro 2 called "Rembrandt".
Before the early postwar years, Salford Corporation buses were painted a bright red and ivory livery. The colour scheme included yards and yards and ornate lining out and the effect was very smart. Crossley was pleased to supply a batch of 'Mancunian' double deckers to the city, and this advert appeared in trade press magazines of the time. No doubt customers understood that an ad announcing an order for Stockport was illustrated with a Salford bus...
Sadly, behind the shiny paintwork not all was well with Salford. Its maintenance systems were dubious to non-existent: and its General Manager had some quirky ideas about how his fleet should be run.
The troubles came to a head during the second world war, when shortages of parts and labour, plus increased workload, almost broke Salford's buses. They got into a terrible state, under constant Ministry of War Transport supervision, and by the end of the war the city's buses were a disgrace.
Number 77's chassis was worn out, so a new postwar Crossley DD42 chassis was obtained and 77's body was mounted on it - creating a mismatch of monumental ugliness. But change was on the way - the city's council at last understood that changes had to be made, and appointed C. W. Baroth as the Transport Department's new General Manager. The new broom swept very clean indeed, and within a few years Salford's buses were one of the smarttest - no, THE smartest - municipal bnuses in the country.
When Mr Baroth spied this odd hybrid, his instruction was curt and clear - the body was removed for scrap, and an extra body was added to an existing order so that the nearly-new chassis could be used.
So number 77 (later 247) was a little like Trigger's favourite broom - two chassis and two bodies in its lifetime. But all that mattered was that Salfordians got to school, factory or home, and Mr Baroth saw that this was done efficiently and smartly.
Number 77 has long gone to the scrapyard, but you can still see a Salford bus in the red and ivory colour scheme - number 235, new in 1939, is restored and on display at the Museum of Transport Greater Manchester. If you'd like to know more about the Museum of Transport and its collection of vintage buses, go to www.motgm.uk.
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Serie01 - Temptress on heels
Model(s):
Miss Whitney Morgan - MM #904207
Location: Sanford FL, America
Strobist info:
1x Yongnuo YN-460II bare,
triggered with Yongnuo PT-04TM set.
PP:
Lightroom & Photoshop
Week 24, Assignment 3 for Take A Class With Dave and Dave.
Toys - Photograph one or more toys in an interesting way. Make us laugh. Or not. But make it interesting. Photos of children playing with toys are NOT allowed.
This weeks assignments were hard. In addition to finding the assignments difficult for me (I'm not a huge fan of doing collages myself and the Maryland weather wasn't very cooperative for the Magic Hour shot) I also found myself actually quite busy this week.
For the toy assignment I found myself over saturated with input. Having a 5 year old in the house means we have toys everywhere. For this assignment I had too much to choose from. In the end I went for a "family" portrait of my personal favorite toys (well some of them at least). I'm a huge Stitch fan in case you didn't know that. I used this assignment as a way to experiment with some different lighting schemes as well.
Besides, how can you go wrong with the the characters from the BEST MOVIE EVER!
I had a lot of fun creating this images. the goal was to create a crown in different colors and with a reflection.
Girl, Goth, Gothic, Steampunk, Black, Brown, Gold, Corset, Dress, Blouse, Arm Guards, Cow Boy Hat, Hat, Goggles, Aperture, Aperture Blades, Gun, Wood, Metal, Barrel, Lion, Trigger, Necklace, Lipstick, Makeup,
I can't find my Trigger postcard, but here's Buttermilk, stuffed. The Roy Rogers Museum, Victorville, CA. Purchased in 1985 during my first visit.
I was at the mini Transit Museum at Grand Central a while ago and picked up this lapel pin version of an old subway token. I remember using these tokens (and several other generations of tokens).
I saw a funny video online today showing how a group of four people marched right through the new "high security" glass door barriers at the subway entrance by tossing a hat over them to trigger the outbound person sensor and when the doors swung open they rushed in.