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Going ­ Baroque
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Jul 13, 2012 18:37 as a reply to  @ post 14712717 |  #7081

Looks like asian tamale and buns from Jim, and that pic is making me hungry. :D

Here are a couple of recent ones from me:

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Jul 14, 2012 06:18 |  #7082

From Jims? Haha. Here in Sweden "Jim" is so uncommon I react every single time I here or read it. :P




  
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Jul 14, 2012 10:26 |  #7083

kokakaste2 wrote in post #14712717 (external link)
Looks nice, what food is it? :)

thanks! from left we have red bean soup (dessert), Bak Chang and black sesame buns :oops:

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Jul 14, 2012 10:36 |  #7084

Going Baroque wrote in post #14713166 (external link)
Looks like asian tamale and buns from Jim, and that pic is making me hungry. :D

Here are a couple of recent ones from me:

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made you feel hungry :oops:

btw, the top left light is purposely compose into the shot?




  
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Jul 19, 2012 03:27 |  #7085

Did this thread die or something? This used to be the top thread on here. :P

Moving from a 5D to D800 now, as well as going to school for photography. I wonder what strobes we get up there. I've been asking around but no one knows the names of the manufacturers. :< Supposedly they're buying new gear this year as well so I hope when I show up at the end of august we get some Elinchrom or even Profoto. :D If it's Elinchrom I'm getting my own gear shipped up. At least the Deep Octa. Omnom.


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Jul 19, 2012 13:28 |  #7086

Speaking of octaboxes. I'm having trouble deciding what size of octabox to get to my BXRi's. Photographically I'd like it as huge as possible but unfortunately I don't have a gigantic studio. The height from floor to roof is 2.70m where it's highest and about 2.0m where it's lowest. (There is a ventilation duct along one of the sides making the roof lower there.) The width is about 4m. Do you guys have any advice? :)




  
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Jul 19, 2012 14:16 as a reply to  @ post 14677461 |  #7087

I'll have something to contribute after the weekend.


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Jul 19, 2012 17:18 |  #7088

JimAndersson wrote in post #14740556 (external link)
Speaking of octaboxes. I'm having trouble deciding what size of octabox to get to my BXRi's. Photographically I'd like it as huge as possible but unfortunately I don't have a gigantic studio. The height from floor to roof is 2.70m where it's highest and about 2.0m where it's lowest. (There is a ventilation duct along one of the sides making the roof lower there.) The width is about 4m. Do you guys have any advice? :)

What have you used before?


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Jul 19, 2012 22:18 |  #7089

Going Baroque wrote in post #14713166 (external link)
Looks like asian tamale and buns from Jim, and that pic is making me hungry. :D

Here are a couple of recent ones from me:

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Needs a separation light :p other than that its great.


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Jul 20, 2012 01:08 |  #7090

JimAndersson wrote in post #14740556 (external link)
Speaking of octaboxes. I'm having trouble deciding what size of octabox to get to my BXRi's. Photographically I'd like it as huge as possible but unfortunately I don't have a gigantic studio. The height from floor to roof is 2.70m where it's highest and about 2.0m where it's lowest. (There is a ventilation duct along one of the sides making the roof lower there.) The width is about 4m. Do you guys have any advice? :)

Deep Octa 100cm. :D Delicious! bw!

You guys won't mind me hanging around here once my new gear arrives, do you? :lol:


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Jul 20, 2012 03:06 |  #7091

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What have you used before?

I have the softboxes you see in my gearlist, a multipurpose circular reflector/diffusion screen (about 70cm) and some diy white screens (80x210cm) made from corrugated cardboard.




  
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Jul 20, 2012 04:33 |  #7092

guys, need some advise :oops: as I recently shooting macro, i realized i do need a flash gun. currently i am considering Yongnuo 460 or 560 model (budget manual flash) and this flash gun most likely will be attach to the hot shoe. I am wonder if am using this flash gun + the bxri strobes (skyport -connect to camera monojack), can them firing at the same time? if yes, this combination will be 3 lights...




  
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Jul 20, 2012 04:56 |  #7093

JimAndersson wrote in post #14740556 (external link)
Speaking of octaboxes. I'm having trouble deciding what size of octabox to get to my BXRi's. Photographically I'd like it as huge as possible but unfortunately I don't have a gigantic studio. The height from floor to roof is 2.70m where it's highest and about 2.0m where it's lowest. (There is a ventilation duct along one of the sides making the roof lower there.) The width is about 4m. Do you guys have any advice? :)

What do you shoot mainly?
For models I use 100cm deep octa and 135cm octa. Both made by elinchrom.
If you fancy tad harder light then DO is good with inner diffuser only. For softer light 135cm octa is great.


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Jul 20, 2012 07:22 |  #7094

Semmonka wrote in post #14743529 (external link)
For softer light 135cm octa is great.

Yes to this.
Another consideration is to add a modifier that has a egg crate available, like the 48X36 Photoflex
http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …me_Q39_Large_So​ftbox.html (external link)

with

http://www.bhphotovide​o.com …ylon_Fabric_Gri​d_for.html (external link)

or check out the Photoflex octa's

They make really nice stuff for the $'s


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Jul 20, 2012 07:50 |  #7095

Can't go wrong with an Octa; just decide which size fits your work best. I have the 53" and the 69". the 69 is a HUGE modifier in studio.


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