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This stuff has all been in storage for nearly three years. I haven't really been able to make any noise, but right now I can get a little loud for a few days so I couldn't resist. So nice to hear it all come to life again.
The Ibanez UE-405 has long been a favorite of mine.
The way I understand it, and feel free to correct me if I'm wrong, but the way I understand it those circuits are all pedal effects circuits from the same 9-series line of effects that the Tube Screamer TS-9 came from (except for the parametric EQ circuit, which is unique to this box AFAIK). The big difference here is that they're all AC-powered and in a rack unit. So yeah, AFAIK that's the AD-9 analog delay, the CS-9 stereo chorus and the CP-9 compressor/limiter. The "Insta-Patch Position" knobs let you arrange what order they're in.
What I do know with some degree of certainty is that they've always sounded great.
Our 6 month old blue heeler puppy, Trigger, has to always be in the water. My boyfriends mom's most prize possession is her goldfish pond... She gets so mad when Trigger takes a dip in it to cool off. She is so worried he is going to hurt her goldfish. We have tried EVERYTHING to keep him out.. and he knows he isn't supposed to be in there. So this is our criminal pup swimming with the goldfish with his " i didn't do it " look!
Damaged Case and/or device: No goldfish have been damaged.. yet! but we will never get tired of the endless amounts of " I didn't do it looks" or chasing trigger out of the goldfish pond!
I sent a second picture of Trigger picking up some bad habbits of his owner ( Drew Black). once again here is his "I didn't do it mom!" look :) hope everyone enjoys our CRIMINAL PUPPY!!
The objective of the trigger finger treatment is to dispose of the swelling and bolting and permitting it full and agony free development of the trigger finger. Its regular treatment incorporates night splints,anti - fiery medivations and steroid infusions.
Testing a 4 Channel Remote Wireless Radio Flash Trigger.
The photograph shows a Pentax K1000 + SMC-M 1.7/50mm, a SMC Pentax-M 4/200mm and a SMC Pentax-K 2.5/135mm.
The flash was placed on the table, thus the flash light from the side.
Pentax *ist D with Radio Transmitter in the hot shoe, Pentax F 4-5.6/35-80mm, AF280T flash with radio reciever.
From workshop
Model: Alevtina
MUA & hair: Satu Huikko
Setup: Pro-7b with softbox cam right. SB-80DX + CTO model back left. PW & sensor for triggering.
Happy Thanksgiving to all my Flickr friends! Hope you all have a great day with family and loved ones~~~~
Nikon D700, 50mm f/1.4
SB800 into Westcott softbox, camera right triggered by SU800
Explore#450, Feb 17
With apologies to Carole C if she didn't call it that - Dennis said she did, but one thing not in dispute is that surprisingly it was Carole's first trig pillar.
We had a stunning day and views for the recce - the day of the walk was greyer, damper and windier.
Strobist:
1x Nikon SB600 @ 1/16 in a Lumiquest SBIII, subject high left @ 45 degrees.
Triggered via Cactus v4.
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Interior Close-up of the 580EX II foot. The factory PC jack has been replaced with a common 3.5mm mono audio jack.
Temporary jumper wires verify continuity:
White - trigger wire from center pin to jack
Black - ground wire from foot frame to ground on jack
Capacitor - .02microfarad/50V bridged from ground to trigger (allows firing in manual-master mode!)
EDIT 2007_11_16 - It's actually not necessary to carve a notch for the 3.5mm plug after all. I tested this on my second 580EX II and the plug goes in all the way just fine without making a notch.
Trigger mechanism for the AKS-74 that I'm currently working on. This picture was taken as soon as the trigger was completed, and the glue is still drying in the picture. As of 2/20, the spring was replaced and the other wall of the trigger was attached.
Right now I am working on the magazine release, and I need to get the measurements of the 74's magazine so I can cut out the magwell from the receiver. As of 2/20, the receiver is just a piece of folded cardboard with some markings.
NOTE: None of my cardboard guns are able to shoot. This mechanism was NOT based off the trigger of the real 74, it is just a trigger that will spring back when pulled, similar to the trigger on a toy gun; it does not release a hammer, etc.
Very sensitive piezo trigger with AC Line rejection. With this setup it should be possible to detect drops of water in a water bowl, when the piezo is attached to the bottom of the bowl.
It is able to detect spikes as low as 3mV under 50Hz AC disturbance of about 100mV.
Out-takes from some family photo fun on the Hot Springs Arkansas mountain trails; Dead Chief and Gulpha Gorge
Shoot through umbrella, high left, using Cowboy Triggers and Lumopro flash; Nikon remote activated.
The Mini is the 3/4-size version of the Bullet Strat.
Strobist info: 2 Vivitar 285HV flashes triggered by Cactus V4. First flash camera left 1/2 poser shot through a diffuser. Second flash fitted with a DIY grid held camera right at 1/4 power.
Testing out the pseudo HSS capabilities of the AB1600.
Banding with sync cord...no banding with dedicated Nikon flash set in HSS mode/manual!
Triggered the shutter by biting the bulb. Try doing that with your iPhone. :)
Linhof Master Technika. Sironar-N 150mm. HP5 Plus.
A bunch of Mimosa pudica found their place on the garden. This little being is a fantastic reactor of ion-exchange and osmotic swing reactions in disguise, covered by delicate leaves.
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Nikon D40x + Sigma 18-50mm f2.8 + SB600 off camera + YN CTR-301 wireless trigger + Umbrella on my right + Soft box on left
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Not sure how I passed this one over, but here it is, months and months later...
Strobist:
1x - Nikon SB600 @ 1/2 power, bare, subject rear.
1x - Nikon SB600 @ 1/16 in a 43" inch Westcott shoot through umbrella, subject forward left at 45*.
Triggered via Cactus V4.
Yet more studio work. Done for a University brief; we had to create a magazine. This is for the food section.
Model: Amy
Make up: Jess Nunnery
Photography&PP:myself
strobist info: un flash con paraguas blanco translucido a 45 grados por la drecha con un gel color salmon muy cerca del rostro, disparado con cactus V4
Cassidy explaining the theory behind Trigger Point Therapy at FitPro 2012
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