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photography and design 101: So you want to start using an off camera flash...

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Photography and design 101. Wednesday, September 12, 2007. So you want to start using an off camera flash. In this tutorial. I will go over all the basics of off camera strobe lighting and how everything works together. While this may seem rudimentary for most photographers, this is a major contributor to why allot of people don't buy lighting gear. After the next few posts, you will see how easy it is and hopefully be ready to dive in head first. There are three ways to trigger a flash:. A PC to hotshoe...

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Liquid Air Photography: Projected Backgrounds

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A diary of my evolving photographic technique and the process of constructing a business from my photography hobby. Friday, January 25, 2008. I was looking to project a background for a project I was working on recently. For this particular project, I needed more light than the halogen in a slide projector could provide so an alternative was in order. After a little research I found the perfect solution to my problem, the Norman TL-2000. I thought not. Where's the fun in that? March 10, 2009 at 3:53 AM.

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Liquid Air Photography: February 2008

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A diary of my evolving photographic technique and the process of constructing a business from my photography hobby. Saturday, February 2, 2008. The Making of Moondance. Yet another entry in the Making Of. Was my submission for the fourth (and last) semifinal of the Last Photographer Standing. There were three strobes: one on the left with a blue gel for the sky, one on the right with a grid and a yellow gel for the lemon, and the third shot through a hacked slide projector. And trigger the strobes (throu...

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Liquid Air Photography: April 2007

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A diary of my evolving photographic technique and the process of constructing a business from my photography hobby. Friday, April 27, 2007. The making of Lemonscape. Was my submission for the third qualifying round of the Last Photographer Standing. Competition. The theme for this shot was Irregular. The final setup was lemon and backdrop at one end of the box:. And flash and mask at the other end of the box:. Believe it or not even in this shot the highlights are blown in small areas despite the fact th...

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Liquid Air Photography: Why Strobes?

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A diary of my evolving photographic technique and the process of constructing a business from my photography hobby. Thursday, January 10, 2008. I received this question via Flickr mail (phrased somewhat differently) and I thought I would answer it here. Without question, strobes are difficult to use and many photographers shun them. They are expensive, hard to visualize and to the beginner metering strobes appears to be an arcane art. So why do we put up with them? Here’s a few reasons:. Chuck Gardner's ...

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Liquid Air Photography: May 2007

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A diary of my evolving photographic technique and the process of constructing a business from my photography hobby. Thursday, May 10, 2007. The posts Making Of. Series are thoughts about, lessons learned from, or technique discussion of the process of creating some of my more difficult photographs. Many of these were shot for the Digital Grin Last Photographer Standing. The Making of On Edge. Lessons Learned from Strut. The Making of Incandescent. The Making of Lemonscape. Lighting for On the Rocks.

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Liquid Air Photography: The Making of On Edge

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A diary of my evolving photographic technique and the process of constructing a business from my photography hobby. Monday, July 9, 2007. The Making of On Edge. Yet another entry in the Making Of. Was my submission for the fifth qualifying round of the Last Photographer Standing. Competition which had themes of Translucent. 988Bet Agen Sbobet Agen Judi Agen Bola. February 9, 2016 at 7:33 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Liquid Air on Flickr. The "Making Of" series. The Making of On Edge.

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Liquid Air Photography: Canon 5D self timer and mirror lock up.

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A diary of my evolving photographic technique and the process of constructing a business from my photography hobby. Tuesday, August 7, 2007. Canon 5D self timer and mirror lock up. I try it again. Sure enough, not only does MLU automatically reduce the self timer to 2 seconds, the self timer automatically lifts the mirror, waits two seconds and takes the picture. Halleluia! The same happens with the 20 D and the 350 D. I have used it before and I've just confirmed on both cameras. May 16, 2011 at 1:25 PM.

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Liquid Air Photography: The Making Of series.

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A diary of my evolving photographic technique and the process of constructing a business from my photography hobby. Thursday, May 10, 2007. The posts Making Of. Series are thoughts about, lessons learned from, or technique discussion of the process of creating some of my more difficult photographs. Many of these were shot for the Digital Grin Last Photographer Standing. The Making of On Edge. Lessons Learned from Strut. The Making of Incandescent. The Making of Lemonscape. Lighting for On the Rocks.