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Holding the trigger where it will go in, looking at the new curve of the nose. About to re assemble the bow and test shoot, again.
a night at the gym. Thx to all the kids that just make me feel like an old friend shooting with them. Lighting: metz g48 1/1 remoted on ring corner. Get more shots and athletes names on www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=320347&id=633328437
Playing Hardcore COD: Black Ops. This is approximately 24hr's after cutting my finger. I noticed it when my finger kept slipping off the trigger.
3 September 2009
This is the trigger for the crossbow. All hardware is made from stainless steel in this bow. Even the nuts and bolts in this
Photographer: João Baptista de Oliveira
Various images taken of Trigger on the same day. Some inside in dark light and some outside in ambient light.
5.2.12
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Camera info:
Canon T1i, Canon EF 135mm f/2L, f/9, 1/200s, ISO 100
Strobist Info:
-AlienBee B800 shot through a White Beauty Dish boomed above the camera and in front of subject. 8 feet high and 4 feet away from subject. 1/2 Power
-AlienBee B800 shot through a Stripbox camera left and behind the subject for rim. 5 feet high and 6 feet away from subject. 1/2 Power
-AlienBee B800 shot through a Stripbox camera right and behind the subject for rim. 5 feet high and 6 feet away from subject. 1/2 Power
-Flash trigged with Cactus V5 triggers
Comments? Crit?
Oil/Water abstracts.
Strobist info - Handheld Canon 580EXII wearing a Rogue Grid fired with the Ninja flash trigger at 1/16 - 1/8 power.
I shot both ''baby in the hand'' and 'twin babies in two pairs of hands'' today...
Technical for Strobist:
Two softboxes with 150 W/S strobe camera left and 110 W/S for camera right.
On the portraits of Tara alone, I added a shoot through umbrella to the camera right with another 150 W/S strobe, and a hair light with barn doors - 110 W/S behind and above to her right. Triggered by inexpensive e-bay radio triggers.
It's all wired and piped and ready to go! Can you explain everything you see in this picture? Have we left anything out? FYI, that's a random high voltage probe someone's left on top there behind the left trigger head. Just ignore it.
I had the same problem identifying this plant last year. I have been looking for this interesting plant but didn't recognize it when I took this photo. Had to take many photos to get one that showed most petals in focus.
Thanks, Brian Corlis.
This is a shot of a Eye Fi 8gb Pro Card. This is a fantastic tool which allows wireless uploading of images to a computer, labtop or ipad in real time while shots are being taken a must have tool for any serious professionals out there. This shot was taken with a Nikon D300s with a Sigma 105mm f/2.8 DG Macro Lense. Lighting was from a Nikon SB800 on the right with a Honl fine grid and Honl Blue Gel set to 1/3 ev. Another Nikon SB800 on the left with a Honl fin grid and a Honl Pink Gel set to 0 ev. Both triggered with another Nikon SB800 on camera set to +1ev for fill light using Nikons CLS. Shots straigt from camera no post needed below there is a link to a video explaining all about these cards.
GrimLight TV See How These Eye Fi Cards Work
© GrimLight 2011 / © Digital Dennis 2011
I called upon my friend Rob's expert soldering skills today, and, following Jeremy Kuster's excellent tutorial, added a 433 mHz antenna to my Cactus Trigger. It seemed to work out ok...
Strobist: SB600 from upper left, triggered by CLS (of course, since my triggers are on the table in front of me...)
Cactus was kind enough to include mini-phone-to-mini-phone cable as well as a PC-to-miniphone cable and 4 AAA batteries for the triggers.
This was my first attempt with the Trigger Trap V1. Lots of Fun!Canon EOS 7D with Pentax mount Sigma EX 50mm macro, Bulb Setting Flash tripped by trigger trap V1 laser input.
this dude on the right threatened to shoot the people standing around me because they were covering their faces so they didn't breathe in the tear gas. awesome.
Jasper and his buddy Trigger playing in the yard... Their play always sounds so vicious, but Trigger gives as good as he gets. It's so funny watching Jasper trying to play with such a small dog- he never knows quite what to make of them!
I need a new lens & i REALLY need to save for a new camera. I love my D2x but the D700 is something else! Ready to go back to Uni, was lucky enough to play around with my Uncle's Hasselblad. Have to check the results when i get back in the darkrooms.
New York in March, and hopefully Route 66 in the summer :)! You'll see plenty more of Buddie/Fardell & Trigger this year. Hoping to do a few days on tour with the lads, i eventually want to make a book of TTB. We shall see!
Next up is some medium format, studio based, all about consumerism. It involves people wearing the same clothes, but they are very different kinds of people...Drag is all i'm saying!
more strobist work..
2 flash setup
Flash#1 camera left shot through white umbrella
Flash#2 on tripod shot at wall with blue gel
Triggered by: CTR-301p
The Cactus V6 IIs is a wireless flash trigger dedicated for Sony camera and flash which supports HSS, and can remote control power output and zoom angle of Sony system flashes.
Learn more V6IIs : www.cactus-image.com/special/Cactus-V6II-HSS/V6IIs.html
Strobist Info:
SB600-Triggered by CyberSync at 1/8 power reflected off of Creative Light 41" Silver umbrella directly behind the camera. 6:00 to the subject
SB600- Triggered by CyberSync at 1/4 power refelected off of Creative Lifht 41" silver umbrella. Camera left, 8:00 to the subject.
This is my "new" Nikon FG. I picked her up off Craigslist today. I needed an old school SLR that I wouldn't worry about using. As you will see, my Nikon FG-20 is too perfect to use!
Another evening of breaking things and capturing the moment, with friends bda668 and mkratty . It didn't go as well as previous attempts; lots of problems with flashes either not going off at all, or not going off in synch with each other causing double images (eventually pinned down to radio trigger batteries). This was the last and best image of the night. Not art, but fun :)
Part of a photoshoot i did today for Huddersfield Amateur Operatic Society for their promotion of their upcoming show
'Fame the Musical'
strobist, camera left 430ex 1\4 power with softbox
camera right 430ex11 shoot through 1\4 power
cactus in background 1\4 power
triggered cactus v4
Promo shoot with Minneapolis' Beautiful Trigger at Club Jaeger.
Strobist: Two speedlights through shoot-thru umbrellas camera left and right.