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Schnappschuß von meinem Kumpel Nils der mich beim Auslösen meiner Opferkamera fotographierte. Denke das Bild sagt alles und bedarf keiner weiteren Erklärungen... Danke Nils :)
Pics taken at event #2, June 18 2014, Wentzville, MO. Classes include Mega Truck and Open. Full rules at www.showmescalers.com
Strobist:
Triggered wtih Pocket Wizard PLUS and PLUS II units
Alienbee B1600, 5 o'clock with a westcott apollo 28" softbox
Alienbee ABR800, 12 o'clock with the doughtunt diffuser and reflector
Alienbee B400, 4 o'clock high with a 7" reflector
Alienbee B1600, 9 o'clock with the 7" reflector
an aptly named picasso trigger somehow camoflagues against the rocks despite its vivid colouring. when startled it will emit a distinctive whirring sound
I shot loooads of drop photos today, here is one of them!
strobist info : one 430IIEX pointing at a white sheet of paper behind the water. The speedlight was set to 1/64, the camera was set to exposure time
: 1/250 and the aperture : 8.0
Triggered with the phottix tetra, transmitter and reciever.
Taken with the 24-105mm canon
I like the mood in this photo.
Comments are very much appreciated!
Multiple flash assignment for Advanced.
Strobist info:
283 camera left, radio triggered, full power.
285 high above camera, 1/4 power (for fill).
Grass Trigger-plant, Stylidium graminifolium. Prince Edward Park, Woronora NSW Australia, October 2011.
Stylidium junceum (Reed Triggerplant).
Wikipedia: "Pollination is achieved through the use of the sensitive "trigger", which comprises the male and female reproductive organs fused into a floral column that snaps forward quickly in response to touch, harmlessly covering the insect in pollen... Triggerplants are considered to be protocarnivorous or carnivorous because the glandular trichomes that cover the scape and flower can trap, kill, and digest small insects with protease enzymes produced by the plant."
Perth, Western Australia.
With total disregard of any scientific method, I just soldered a ~17 cm stump of wire onto the existing antenna. Hopefully it'll improve reliability for these triggers. Waiting for the AAA batteries to charge, then taking it for a test run.
2nd February 2014 - full review and photos at Alterntive Vision - www.alternativevision.co.uk/gigreview659.html | If you would like to use this photos for any reason please e-mail me at trigger@alternativevision.co.uk
This picture shows that Disney didn't have anything on the Roy Rogers and Trigger marketing machine.
Got around to testing a set of Simpex Pro23 studio strobes, triggered wirelessly. Used just two strobes, one with a silver umbrella reflected on the camera left, and a 20 inch softbox on camera left.
I am currently going back to some older images and seeing if any images are still worthy of processing or re-doing. I came across this image of Trigger strutting his stuff and was surprised I missed it first time around.
Grey Trigger-Fish (Balistes carolinensis Gmelin) down in Kilkee Bay, could not get any closer... damn