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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
Thunderstorm shot with help of a "Lightning Trigger". The very faintly visible lightning bolt just above the building was enough to trigger the shutter.
Manual exposure: ISO 200, f/9.0, 2.5 sec.
I had the pleasure of photographing @ManyaS tonight. She'll be speaking at this year's BlogWord & New Media Expo here in Las Vegas. The sessions was a blast and we got in some great photos. Plus she even let me use one of them for my Project365. How cool is that!
Very intelligent person with lots of energy and ideas. So if you're going to BlogWorld make sure you check out her session.
She also became my first @Square client. That's right, after the session I busted out the iPhone (yes that iPhone) and plugged in the reader and swiped the card. Honestly, if you're a freelance photographer you need to get this reader. The ability to process credit cards on the spot is like woah.
Ok back to more editing. Night everyone!
Strobist info: 550EX 1/128 softbox above high camera left | 580EX II 1/32 softbox camera left | 430EX 1/64 behind pointed at wall | Triggered via 580EX II 1/64 ringlight on camera
Camera info: Canon EOS 1D Mark III | Canon EF 85mm ƒ/1.2L II USM | 1/300 ƒ/1.2 ISO 100
Reading about Oscar Levant triggered my memories from August 2008, exactly 15 years ago. I became a benzodiazepine addict. I battled anxiety for a few years, and it was more or less under control. But after College graduation, it went through the roof. I had rocks on my chest. I couldn’t do anything with that heavy feeling. There I was, a 24-year-old College graduate with job offers & a six-figure salary left & right, and unbearable anxiety. I threw up every day. I lost 18 lbs in 1 month. So, for the first time, I decided to handle something not alone. Being almost 90 lbs, I got addicted to meds in no time. I remember walking to my MD and asking for another prescription, and she said, “No.” She offered buspirone instead, a non- controlled anxiety medication. The idea of going on something long-term hit me so hard that I went home and just stopped. I have stopped the wrong way, cold turkey. Withdrawal symptoms were terrible, to say the least—my tachycardia and shakes. I couldn’t go to work. Some days felt like dying. At some point, I just said to myself if my heart would stop, just let it be because living like this is painful. But one day, it went away. But of course to this day I’m claustrophobic. People always tell me how I can fly to Asia & Europe. At first I tried Florida, Mexico then on & on & on. Of course when the plane gets stuck at JFK gate I go through hell. I turn my headphones really loud. I believe that helps.
Is this due to the modded GI trigger causing sensor interference or is my sensor in my camera having problems?
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?
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 :-)
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!
Original DSC05193
I love to take picture when Grace is grabbing the camera :-)
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I recently purchased some radio frequency triggers so that I could take pictures in bright sunlight, and still use my strobes. With line of sight triggering like the Nikon Creative Lighting System, it's often a problem to use remote strobes in broad daylight.
Before I turned on the strobes, I set a manual exposure on the camera that would underexpose the flower and plant by one to two stops. I then lit the flower with an SB600 in a snoot from underneath in an attempt to make the interior of the flower light up. I lit the top of the plant with a Strobie 130 from scottrobertstudio.com to the right of the flower and pointing down at it. Both strobes were in manual mode and were triggered by Tiny Triggers from scottrobertstudio.com. I just experimented until I got the look I wanted.
This looks best when viewed large on a dark background, and you can see it that way by pressing "L".
Other plants and flowers that I've photographed using strobes can be seen in my Strobe Lit Plant set. In the description, I list resources that I've used to learn how to light with off camera flash. www.flickr.com/photos/9422878@N08/sets/72157628079460544/...
Trigger, the one-eyed 36 year old bomb-proof blanketed appaloosa, modeling my feather boa.
doesn't he wear it well? i have another one that will look even better on him.
Another shot of Christy. Shot with a Canon 430EXII Using Hahnel Wireless Flash Trigger for my first go at taken off flash photography on My Canon EOS 500D
Model: Christy Louise Wilkes
Location: West Bromwich Albion F.C.
Lens: Tamron 70 - 300mm
Characters: Lucca & Robo
Cosplayers: Evadoll & cellery
Photography by MikoBura
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Santiago y Sandra, boda
Setup Strobist:
Canon 400D, objetivos 50mm f1/8, 18-55, 90-300, flash vivitar 285HV x 2 en 1/16, disparado por radio trigger y fotocelda, trìpodes, sombrilla blanca traslúcida y plateada.
Edición con Photoshop CS5.
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Màs en:
Timewing Schematics, an 18"x24" Chrono Trigger-inspired poster, screenprinted with four renaissance colors by the wizards at Monolith Press.
Buy this poster individually at the Fangamer Store or as part of the CT Fanfest Combo Pack!
Electric Lane, Brixton, London, Easywork and Djum Djum, music, electronic music, electronica, dance music, progressive house, promotional picture, PR, Leftfield, Afroleft, Strobist, Canon 5D, 24-70 lens, 550ex flash (1/4 power), shoot through umbrella, Seculine TwinLink T2D wireless flash triggers, _MG_1147_1000px_cc_usm
Lit with walimex strobe with a softbox from the left. Triggered via Cactus v2s triggers.
Going to get at least one of these four printed, why don't YOU give an opinion on which one? :)
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And to think Michelangelo thought the foot clan was tough (strobist Nikon Sb24 camera left @ 1/16 defused with a piece of plastic i found triggered with cactus v2)
This shot was from a publicity shoot from last year for a local band called Dirty Weekend they are now also know as Weird Shapes. The Brief was to recreate the early shots of The Police and Queen and replicate the lighting style from these bands early days. The shot was taken with a Nikon D300s and a Nikon 17 - 55 f/2.8 DX lens. Lighting was from a 2 Nikon SB800 setup on a stand through a white umbrella to the left and to the right triggered with Nikon SU800 commander and Nikon CLS. During post slight sharpening and contrast tweak but pretty much as taken. There is a video link below showing you the behind the scenes of how this shoot and shots where done enjoy.
Behind The Scenes Video Click Here
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