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This is a stock and trigger assembly built together.Somewhat influenced by my Steampunk Sniper stock.Be sure to hide the black tube somehow.

 

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The trigger head is connected to the trigger generator with the black trigger cables. The white cable from the trigger head connects to the grounding plate under the mylar insulation. Note one of the switches is connected to the resistor with white charging cables. (resistor out of view, except the top, silver donut).

Character: Robo

Cosplayer: cellery

 

Photography by MikoBura

 

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Characters: Lucca & Robo

Cosplayers: Evadoll & cellery

 

Photography by MikoBura

 

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musée Mécanique SF 2013

Roy Rogers Horse (Trigger) and German Shepherd (Bullet) Float Ready for Parade by RFD-TV Tourament of Roses 123rd Parade

Live in Studio A, 7.30.2014

Photo by Deirdre Hynes

 

Strobist -

 

1x Nikon SB600 @ 1/16 in a Westcott 43" shoot through umbrella, subject front .

 

1x Nikon SB600 w/Storaro Orange gel, bare @ 1/2, behind subject.

 

Triggered via Cactus v4.

There’s quite a lot going on in this photo. In the centre is a Trigger Plant, possibly Stylidium androsaceum. There are also Drosera sp. in the mix. On the far left of the photo you can see an assassin bug perched on the Drosera. I recall reading about these insects as one of the only bugs that can navigate the arthropod-devouring plant without getting stuck. It takes advantage of the insects that *do* get stuck on the plant. And then on the far right of the photo are the antennae of a grasshopper (I think). I did not notice the insects until I looked at the shot on the PC! [York, Western Australia]

I know it doesn't look that good, but for now i found a way to hook minifigs hands to triggers using U-clips.

Senior Pictures 2006

Spotlight

Strobist information: Four flashes triggered with e-bay 4-channel.

The bulb is lying on light gray frosted glass. One Vivitar 285H 1/16 direct under the bulb pointing upwards through the glass with orange filter. One SB600 1/16 under the glass illuminating the far end of the glass. One Vivitar 285H 1/8 fired through white umbrella against a white wall at right. And at last a snooted Vivitar 285H 1/16 behind camera right pointing directly into the bulb, illuminating the inside.

 

Using the LASER function on the Pluto trigger

"Strum Bars" make contact to trigger envelope generator. The toggle at the top of the body is a 3 octave range switch for instant octave jumps.

Deep Sea Fishing Charters Port Canaveral Florida with ACME Ventures llc on the Wile E Coyote.

Offshore Fishing Charter near Orlando out of Cape Canaveral. Cocoa Beach Fishing Charter for

Big Game Blue Water Trolling to Bottom Fishing. www.ACME-Ventures-Fishing.com 321-794-7955

Captain Henry

  

Strobist info :

2 flashs de chaque côté de la caméra (1 avec parapluie et CTO), un filtre CPL. White balance réglé à Tungsten.

 

2 flashes : SB-600 camera right with CTO through umbrella. LP-120 camera left, bare. Triggered with cactus V4

Purchased some new equipment today.

 

- wireless remote trigger for off camera flash

- remote shutter release

- 43" shoot through umbrella

- a new shoulder strap

- rubber lens hood for my 50mm

- color gels for my flash

- and last but not least a new swivel bracket.

 

After experimenting with it all I must say i'm feeling little bit more professional now. Feels good. Real good.

 

Looking forward to my next scheduled shoot, but for now i'll stick with the self portraits, expect one tomorrow.

  

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Strobist:

sb600 triggering ab400(right) shot into an umbrella.

 

She's always asking me that. Then today when I ask her to pose this is what she gave me.

Various images taken of Trigger on the same day. Some inside in dark light and some outside in ambient light.

Trigger soldered onto mat circuitry.

View On Black

 

Modelo Fa Obando

 

Zoom in, cut out at sound,

Make it feel so trippy

Hung up, let down to ground,

Forget the kill its far to sticky

 

Pat's famous bicycle Trigger and her most patient cat Midnight!

This beautiful horse belongs to my eldest Grandaughter.

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Taken with a remote shutter trigger built using Lego

Mindstorms NXT light sensors. The truck comes down the HotWheels ramp, passes the sensors and 'breaks' the beam which triggers the camera a few fractions of a second later. Video clip:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hh4RZXVmRNk

S3F Solutions Threaded Barrel, Front Slide Serrations by Accurate Armory, Ameriglo Trigicon Sights, Gripforce Adapter, SSVi TYR Trigger

although he looks ferocious, he was really trying to bite at all the fireworks and is a very sweet dog. Just caught him at the right time!

Here is my beautiful Trigger Hambledon Road Horse Park.

Spunky Trigger at Hambledon Road Horse Park. Quakers Hill NSW

This is my Photo Trigger build around the Arduino platform.

Trigger at Quakers Hill. NSW Australia Hambledon Road Horse Park.

Characters: Lucca & Robo

Cosplayers: Evadoll & cellery

 

Photography by MikoBura

 

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Another one from my shoot with Kat

 

Camera info:

Canon T1i, Canon EF 85mm f/1.8, f/8, 1/200s, ISO 100

 

Strobist Info:

LumoPro 160 bare camera right 45 degrees from and above the subject 6 feet high & 2 feet from subject. 1/8 power and 24mm zoom

Flash trigged with Cactus V5 triggers

 

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