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So I have been playing around with my lights and enjoying every bit of it. Sadly though, I have to model for myself.
The good thing though, is that I now have a few decent enough pictures of myself which I can use as my display picture.
Oh and this picture maybe a little out of focus, but what can you do with self portraits?
Strobist Info:
Vivitar 3200a with cheapo mini softbox camera right at red setting (don't know what these settings do though. anyone have any idea about the red, blue and the white manual setting do let me know)
Triggered using Sonia Wireless Radio Trigger
Edited in Lightroom
Nikon D90
f/8
1/160
ISO 200
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it was 94.2 degrees out early morning.
welcome to the dessert!
as we hiked, MikeKoba's trigger happy finger shot us in the back as we trekked across dry land, covered in wickets and cactus. he probably has 300+ pics of our backs walking in his camera...
Jarod Maggio, Environmental Engineering
Advisor: Dr. Kurtis G. Paterson
Volcanoclastic debris flows or lahars triggered by intense rainfall due to bulking are influenced by surface characteristics that reduce the downward infiltration of groundwater after saturation. Variations in surface cover control storm water runoff, thus affecting the timing and volume of water entering a river channel prone to lahars. Rainfall induced debris flows constitute a serious geologic hazard to communities in many parts of the world. The abundant loose erodible material on volcanoes increases the likelihood and severity of large debris flow events; this combined with dense populations make volcanoes an important area for lahar research and mitigation measures. This study was carried out on the slopes of the Republic of the Philippines most active volcano, Mt. Mayon, in hopes of increasing the understanding of debris flow initiation. Two tipping bucket rain gauges equipped with data loggers were deployed to determine an intensity-duration rainfall threshold during quiescent periods on Mayon. The steady-state infiltration capacities of Mayons substrates were determined using a double-ring infiltrometer ponding method. Additional infiltrometer experiments were carried out with an overlying simulated ash layer of 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, and 100 mm in order to quantify the effects of tephra cover on ground infiltration, adding supporting data that decreased infiltration and increased likelihood of debris flow initiation occur after an eruptive event. Finally, sieve analyses of the volcanic substrates were conducted to better understand the variations of infiltration and runoff due to grain size distribution. An intensity-duration rainfall threshold for quiescent periods on Mayon was estimated to be (I=46.2D- 0.43). Average infiltration measurements ranged from 5.43-230.83 mm/hr depending on the type of substrate, vegetation cover, and grain size distribution. Simulated ash layers were found to increase initial infiltration (first 10 minutes) but decreased long-term infiltration (minutes - hours) between 2-30%. The average infiltration for each watershed was compared to the estimated volume of the lahars that were produced during Typhoon Reming in 2006, indicating a correlation between infiltration characteristics and debris flow severity.
Taken at combat arena and weapony mall, Trigger.
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Triggers movie starring Vincent van Ommen, Tygo Gernandt & Martin Swabey.
Movie info: www.imdb.com/title/tt3829566/
I think this might be Stylidium calculatum. Seen in Wandoo National Park [Western Australia]
EDIT: I.D. confirmed.
Close up of sound trigger, after striker makes contact with mic. PVC pipe arrangement lets me easily change the positon of the striker and further change the delay. The older style quaketronics unit only has a small window of delay, so I need to make a mechanical delay for most shots to work.
strobist info: un flash con paraguas blanco translucido a algo mas de 45 grados por la izquierda, y otro flash kon un gel rojo a 120 grados por la derecha, ambos disparados con cactus V4
My Grandaughter's horse Trigger & the Appy is my daughter's horse Sonic.
Image taken with Samsung Galaxy Tablet.
strobist info:flash desnudo a 45 grados por la izquierda y elevado, disaparado con cactus V4
Ver enlace: www.flickr.com/photos/gonzamago/5586466992/
PT-04 v3 Radio Triggers
The transmitter is practically the same as the v2's but it has a small antenna already soldiered to the board which seems to work very well. Ill have to do a more thorough test on it to see if it makes a difference
Our guide Kobe was so friendly he would strike up vociferous conversations with everyone and anyone. Were these officers a bit on edge at first? Check out their right hands.
Jerusalem, Israel
Taken 3/13/15
This was shot with a Nikon D90, and I used a hot shoe softbox kit positioned to back about three feet and slightly to the left.
On Saturday, in honour of Veterans Awareness Week, 59 Commando Squadron, Royal Engineers staged a Beach Assault on Weymouth Beach, followed by a bridge building exercise. 5,000 blanks were fired in the conflict.
I wish I could shoot accurately with my camera held that high!
Better on black
Zombie punker Hagatha Crustie lead zombie singer and bassist for the band Trigger Mortis.Laying down the grooves and rhymes...at Chattanooga's coolest Vegan restaurant ...Sluggo's...
1.21.12
Wonderful day. One of the best of mine :)
This is my getting not so little sister. :) Have a great day!
Camera info:
Canon T1i, Canon EF 135mm f/2L, f/2, 1/200s, ISO 100
Strobist Info:
-AlienBee B800 shot through a white socked beauty dish slightly right of the camera and in front of subject. 6feet high and 3 feet away from subject. 1/32 Power
-Flash trigged with Cactus V5 triggers
Comments? Crit?
A coworker of mine let me borrow his BMW K1200 RS this weekend for a photo shoot. It's a gorgeous bike and it looks great in detail!
Strobist:
My DIY strip light above camera, full power triggered via eBay triggers
Here are the main parts for my DIY wireless flash trigger transmitter unit.
Not shown are the keypad (because I'm still searching for a nice one to replace my prototype resistor ladder lash-up), the battery pack (in the post) and the connection to the camera hotshoe (it's a metal vivitar replacement foot which connects across port 3's digital input and ground.
There has been a bit of modification to the LCD controller board and the LCD board. The middle 4 pins aren't used, and thanks to screw pillars in the case, they were stopping the board mounting high up in the case, so they got drilled and filed out. I almost murdered the LCD controller in the process, there's a very thin track which goes just just between the 7th pin from the left (which I removed) and the 6th (which is required), I only just saw it in time! Luckily it survived so I didn't have to tack a patch across from the SMD chip! *phew*
The parts you can see are:
shop.jeelabs.com/products/jeenode
shop.jeelabs.com/products/lcd-plug
If I have room I have two other small boards from Jeelabs to go inside. A real time clock and a 128Kbyte Eeprom board... What for? Well to record the flash powers for every shot so when I upload my pictures I don't have to guess, I know exactly what power was used for each :-)
Dear UserThanks for choosing our Network DVR.This email is recorded and sent automatically by DVR.Reason as follows:Motion detection.Triggered channel:4,Time:2016-01-17 07:28:08You are suggested to check the recorded files, thanks for cooperation.
Now, I think I should have either composed up or down a bit more.
Strobist: 580EXII triggered by RF-602 thru white umbrella high camera left on lightstand.
This was as far away as I could get from the flash: 75 metres. With aerial extensions (photograph of extended aerial) in the range of 5" to 20" I was able to get about 50% of triggered flashes. The flash in the centre of the photograph. It was hung at head height from a branch as in this photograph.
Orientation and position of the aerial mattered. The position of my fingers holding the trigger mattered. I also discovered that it mattered whether the trigger was attached to my camera. These seemed to affect optimum length as well as reliability, so more experimentation is required to find optimums and good reliable working compromises.
The good news is that at about 40 metres (130 feet) any length of extension from five to ten inches in any orientation worked very reliably indeed. At 75 metres (246 feet) they worked about half the time. I need to find a venue where I can play with longer distances, or perhaps a way of crippling reception so I can optimise aerial length in easier surroundings. More research is needed, but so far very encouraging and most usable results!
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