Anyone who Itou Kana Megumi fans, who know that she would have many toy cameras.
Even before Kana Megumi-chan, I blogged it (^-^)
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Nde, it is affecting her, I ended up buying a toy camera, too ♪ ♪ ♪
February 13 (Fri), and when I went to Ebisu Garden Place, stopped at a museum shop I bought the Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography.
However, rather than identical, was a picture of the camera SHIROKUMA “Shirokuma camera” I have found, and he and Shikanai ♪ Yappa Shirokuma camera which I purchased.
In doing so, incidentally also buy film.
110 film and is commonly used so that the film is something different from what was available and worried, I asked people to shop, but it can buy you a large camera stores such as Yodobashi Camera, it very difficult to obtain And it does not like.
Today, I finished the photos taken with toy cameras, has been received.
But is 撮Renai’re pretty well ^ _ ^;
Most lack the brightness, and many have seen what I do not know what, only one of success?Was.
Yappa, I like where I have to take one as a bright sunny day outside.
When I tried this myself, Kana Megumi-chan, that’s not the unskillfully, I understand, that is.
Following from the diary, introduced toy camera photos.
Gear Acquisition Syndrome, originally uploaded by Timmy Toucan.
It’s not an addiction, it’s just a mild craving…
Updated 11/11/07 with new acquisitions, and a couple I forgot last time. I still think I’ve missed some… Or maybe I just need more gear…Updated….here
This contain this all !
Gear Acquisition Syndrome #2, originally uploaded by Timmy Toucan.
Gear Acquisition Syndrome #2
This amaing flickr content contain this all camera !!
front view of ringflash box, originally uploaded by Chun Wu.
front view of DIY ringflash box
I’ve been itching to make a DIY ring flash for sometime but had no luck finding a bundt pan to work with.
nickwheeleroz version (link below) of the home-brewed ringflashes got me down to work. I had followed his steps, then realized the cardboard box alone wasn’t sturdy enough for holding two flashes. I made enforcements by building an aluminum frame for the unit.
However, building the frame alone took alot of effort. Drilling, assembling, measuring then disassembling – repeat. Certainly something I enjoyed ;)
As a result the whole unit is stable! The only downside is, it’s heavy, bulky and ideally to remain on a heavy-duty tripod. My unit without flash & camera weighted 1.2 kg (almost 3 lbs!)
I had high hopes that I could carry that thing around, but after a few tests shots off tripod, my left arm went jelly.
Sydney Leigh…..Da Model, originally uploaded by BigBoyDrums (www.MooreandCruz.com).
Lighting Info:
Photo on Left:
AB1600 in 22″ Beauty Dish
AB800 Camera Right House
AB1600 Camera Left Wall
ABR800 Ringflash For Fill Camera Left
Gridded Nikon SB800 Camera Right Lighting Tree
Cybersyncs
Nikon D700
Nikkor 17-35mm 2.8
Photo on Right:
AB1600 in 22″ Beauty Dish Camera Right
Reflector Camera Left SIlver
AB800 Inside Shack Behind Model
Nikon D700
Nikkor 17-35mm 2.8
Cybersyncs
DIY Ring Flash, originally uploaded by Jamie D P.
Here is a home made DIY ring flash that I am building.
I will post more images soon as it is now working, when this was taken I had not added any electronics apart from the Xenons.
It now has a 240v mains power supply I designed and built, it will also run on 4 AA batterys, it has a recharge time of < 1 second, it has a wireless trigger or triggered by cable sync.
HIGH-YAAAA, originally uploaded by 3byOne Media www.3byONE.com.
Alien Bee Ring Flash abr800
3 different speedlites shooting off in various spots
17-35 2.8 Tamron
Pentax AF160FC Ring Flash, originally uploaded by Mike_Foster.
The new Pentax AF160FC ring flash I got for Chrimbo mounted on my K10D and attached to my 50mm on extension tubes macro setup.
It’s making better than 1:1 macro magnifications hand-held a complete doddle compared to what I used to go through. I also couldn’t get close enough on full extension without vignetting the flash or suffering crippling shadows before, whereas now the illumination even at a few cm is so wonderfully even and glorious and stepping down to a sensible aperture is so easy.
I’m really looking forward to getting out there and using it properly now I actualy officially have it.
Halter für Eigenbau-Ringblitz, originally uploaded by Rainer.Steinke.
Halter für Eigenbau-Ringblitz
Der Vollständigkeit halber…
Habe nun den Halter geändert, kein Holz mehr sondern Acryl-Glas/Plexi-Glas.
Aus dem Reflektor-Gehäuse ragen nun von innen zwei Schlossschrauben, an denen der neue Halter mittels Rändelmuttern befestigt wird und in Langlöchern verschoben werden kann!
Für die obere Kabelabdeckung war ich bis jetzt zu faul
check this gallery :
http://www.flickr.com/photos/www-gohip-de/sets/72157622851139831/with/4191869067/
Primeras impresiones con el Ray Flash, originally uploaded by .:fotomaf:..
Me encantan los flash de anillo (o beauty dish, como alguno le llaman) y tengo el ojo echado en el Alien Bee ABR800. ¿Problema? que el precio de la unidad es de unos 399$, que lleva voltaje americano y que para sacarlo de paseo hay que comprar una unidad de energia portable por otros 300$. No dudo, para nada, que la calidad de la luz de un flash de estas características sería mucho mejor que este Ray Flash, pero como estimo que no voy a darle uso continuo, he preferido gastarme mucho menos (199$) en este “invento” sin saber muy bien cómo iba a funcionar.
El caso es que este adaptador no pesa prácticamente nada y encaja a la perfección en mi 580 EX II (abajo tenéis un link con la página de producto, porque hay diferentes acabados según cámara/flash) La medición eTTL prometen que no se ve afectada, así como la temperatura de color. El aparato en si no es más que un difusor pasivo, no hay luces extra ni nada parecido, y sorprende mucho que no haya perdida de luz aparente con su uso…
29 de diciembre 2009 • Mauro A. Fuentes Álvarez • Canon EOS 5D Mark II • f/2,0 a ¹⁄₂₀ seg. ISO 100, 0 EV, Programa: Manual, Medición: Puntual • Flash? flash fired • Objetivo: EF135mm f/2L USM a 135 mm
Clark Little official website : http://www.clarklittlephotography.com/
Clark Little was born in Napa, California in 1968. Two years later, a move to the North Shore of Oahu (Hawaii) dramatically changed his future. In the 80’s and 90’s he made his name as a pioneer of surfing at the Waimea Bay shorebreak. Clark had a unique talent for taking off on hopeless closeout shorebreak waves and surviving in one piece.
Clark Little on Good Morning America (2009)
In less than three years, Clark has gained national and international recognition for his North Shore shorebreak wave photography with appearances on television shows Good Morning America, Inside Edition, The Today Show, and ABC World News Now. Clark’s work has been featured in many publications and newspapers including Paris Match (France), La Vie (France), The Guardian (UK), The Telegraph (UK), Nalu (Japan), Surfer’s Journal, Surfer Magazine, Surfing Life (Australia), Geo (Germany), Nature’s Best Photography, Stern-View (Germany), Hana Hou (Hawaiian Airlines) among others.
Underwater housing systems by White Water Hawaii
from Clark Little equipment information .
Specialized Housing Systems
All housings are custom made and fit to exact specifications of camera and equipment. Specialized systems like those above can also be designed. The standard timeframe to create a housing is 1-3 months depending on project requirements and production schedule.
What is special about White Water Hawaii housings?
I found this housing system from the news article about Clark little - wave photography
Since 1980, White Water Hawaii has been designing and manufacturing custom underwater sport camera housings on the North Shore of Hawaii. If you read water sport magazines (surfing, jet skiing, windsurfing, kite boarding, tow in surfing, body boarding), watch surf films or are fans of TV shows Bay Watch and Lost, you have seen the results of our in-water housings.
Sport camera housings are lightweight and durable waterproof housings designed to protect your camera equipment in depths less than 20 feet. Our research and development have come from years of servicing various industries and working closely with the needs of the top water photographers.
We are very proud to offer our experience and knowledge to design and meet your specific needs. White Water Hawaii has built custom underwater sport camera housings for professional industries including water sports (surfing, boating, jet skiing, windsurfing, bodyboarding, kiteboarding, etc…), motion picture, television, fashion, science and art. Water photographers such as Clark Little,Don King, Dan Merkel, Aaron Chang, Jim Russi, Scott Aichner, Mike Prickett, Ted Grambeau, Larry Haynes and many others have used our housings to complete their projects and assignments.
White Water Hawaii also works with the motion picture industry on television, movie and commercial projects designing and building custom camera housings and camera mounts. Some of the projects have included Point Break, Step into Liquid, Lost, Bay Watch,and Yamaha PWC commercials.
Feel free to contact us with your in-water camera project requirements and custom needs.
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mad about, originally uploaded by fräulein ju..
mad about / studio Photosample by multiblitz ringflash
what the fuck?!, originally uploaded by fräulein ju..
studio Photosample by multiblitz ringflash
IDA Grandas-Rhee by orbis ringflash
Performance ‘FLOW’The Diary – CONTACT IMPROV SEOUL
Performance ‘FLOW’ 1+1=11 by IDA Grandas-Rhee and Jane Rhyu
Casey Carlson with ABR800
