Product shot. Profoto AcuteB pack & head, Magnum through Rosco Rolux diffuser panel overhead, foamcore fill in front, Sony A7ii @ 8sec, Canon TS-E 135/4L @ f/22 and all movements active:
RicoTudor Senior Member  676 posts Likes: 386 Joined Jul 2014 Location: Chicago, IL More info | Dec 16, 2017 02:27 | #1351 Product shot. Profoto AcuteB pack & head, Magnum through Rosco Rolux diffuser panel overhead, foamcore fill in front, Sony A7ii @ 8sec, Canon TS-E 135/4L @ f/22 and all movements active: Canon, Nikon, Contax, Leica, Sony, Profoto.
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Timphoto Creme de la Curmudgeon  More info | Dec 16, 2017 17:06 | #1352 RicoTudor wrote in post #18519039  Product shot. Profoto AcuteB pack & head, Magnum through Rosco Rolux diffuser panel overhead, foamcore fill in front, Sony A7ii @ 8sec, Canon TS-E 135/4L @ f/22 and all movements active: Nice job on the LCD! I have a Fluke 189 just like that, and I imagine it was a bit of a challenge to get the LCD like that.
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RicoTudor Senior Member 676 posts Likes: 386 Joined Jul 2014 Location: Chicago, IL More info | Dec 17, 2017 12:38 | #1354 Timphoto wrote in post #18519539 Nice job on the LCD! I have a Fluke 189 just like that, and I imagine it was a bit of a challenge to get the LCD like that. By the way, what's your impression of the TS-E 135? I keep waiting for CPS to get it on their eval list so I can shoot with one. Thanks! Pitch-black shooting and 8sec did the trick exposure-wise. Only concern was the LCD having a nasty color cast versus strobe light, but it looks fine. The TS-E is going to be my workhorse for tabletop and portrait in the studio, but also outdoor scenics. With metal build and all the moving parts, the thing weighs a ton—heaviest 135/4 ever made! Optically, it's my most perfect lens (and I have some expensive glass), and the performance goes way outside the 24x36 frame. Bokeh gets a straight A which is icing on the cake. My full review is over on FM: http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1521442 Canon, Nikon, Contax, Leica, Sony, Profoto.
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ImageMaker... looks like I picked a bad week to give up halucinagens  More info | Dec 17, 2017 13:39 | #1355 RicoTudor wrote in post #18520188 Thanks! Pitch-black shooting and 8sec did the trick exposure-wise. Only concern was the LCD having a nasty color cast versus strobe light, but it looks fine. The TS-E is going to be my workhorse for tabletop and portrait in the studio, but also outdoor scenics. With metal build and all the moving parts, the thing weighs a ton—heaviest 135/4 ever made! Optically, it's my most perfect lens (and I have some expensive glass), and the performance goes way outside the 24x36 frame. Bokeh gets a straight A which is icing on the cake. My full review is over on FM: http://www.fredmiranda.com/forum/topic/1521442 Got a question/suggestion about the color cast issues with LCD or whatever sources. I don't have them or require them but if you use a CT gel with them and adjust your camera to that CT gel, would it fix that color cast issue. Nikons, Rolleiflexes, Elinchroms, Broncolor Paras, Billinghams
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RicoTudor Senior Member 676 posts Likes: 386 Joined Jul 2014 Location: Chicago, IL More info | I do have CT gels (a complete Rosco swatchbook actually) but the easiest route for multiple illuminants is usually to shoot them in different frames, and composite them in post. This allows each frame to receive the fullest individual treatments (color balance, contrast, gradients, etc) and being assigned its fractional contribution to the final image. Gels shine for live subjects and dynamic situations. Canon, Nikon, Contax, Leica, Sony, Profoto.
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ImageMaker... looks like I picked a bad week to give up halucinagens More info | Dec 18, 2017 09:14 | #1357 RicoTudor wrote in post #18520663 I do have CT gels (a complete Rosco swatchbook actually) but the easiest route for multiple illuminants is usually to shoot them in different frames, and composite them in post. This allows each frame to receive the fullest individual treatments (color balance, contrast, gradients, etc) and being assigned its fractional contribution to the final image. Gels shine for live subjects and dynamic situations. Yep. But would a gel fix the color cast issue...? Live or not, they do work the same... Nikons, Rolleiflexes, Elinchroms, Broncolor Paras, Billinghams
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Dec 28, 2017 23:35 | #1358 CheetahStand 34" QSB camera left with a Flashpoint XPLOR Bryan
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dpe Senior Member 283 posts Likes: 118 Joined Jan 2017 Location: Wareham More info Post edited over 5 years ago by dpe. | Dec 29, 2017 03:26 | #1359 Angmo wrote in post #18520229 Got a question/suggestion about the color cast issues with LCD or whatever sources. I don't have them or require them but if you use a CT gel with them and adjust your camera to that CT gel, would it fix that color cast issue. I am aware of "ambient" balance outside the CT subject area. But in a controlled shoot seems like something to try...?? In this case the LCD is the readout panel so gelling for it would not be a realistic option for a single shot scenario - typically such images are composites UK based photographer specialising in equestrian but also doing things like Prom Photography
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s1a1om Senior Member  More info | Jan 04, 2018 16:37 | #1360  Image hosted by forum (893555) © s1a1om [SHARE LINK] THIS IS A LOW QUALITY PREVIEW. Please log in to see the good quality stuff. Constructive criticism is always appreciated.
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ImageMaker... looks like I picked a bad week to give up halucinagens More info | Jan 04, 2018 17:26 | #1361 s1a1om wrote in post #18533498 
 Hosted photo: posted by s1a1om in ./showthread.php?p=18533498&i=i143494949 forum: Flash and Studio Lighting Nice. Nikons, Rolleiflexes, Elinchroms, Broncolor Paras, Billinghams
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F2Bthere Goldmember  1,261 posts Likes: 628 Joined Oct 2015 More info | Jan 04, 2018 19:59 | #1362 Angmo wrote in post #18533525 Nice. I forgot what snow is. In Arizona, there’s only two seasons......heaven & hell When I lived in Tucson, we got snow.... C&C always welcomed...
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ImageMaker... looks like I picked a bad week to give up halucinagens More info | Jan 04, 2018 20:39 | #1363 F2Bthere wrote in post #18533632 When I lived in Tucson, we got snow.... About one day every four years. And it was always melted by afternoon. In the Phoenix valley, they sell thermometers that go no lower than 50. No point wasting mercury!!! Nikons, Rolleiflexes, Elinchroms, Broncolor Paras, Billinghams
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Timphoto Creme de la Curmudgeon More info | Jan 04, 2018 21:22 | #1364 s1a1om wrote in post #18533498
Hosted photo: posted by s1a1om in ./showthread.php?p=18533498&i=i143494949 forum: Flash and Studio Lighting Nice shot...but why is that dude smiling?
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s1a1om Senior Member More info Post edited over 5 years ago by s1a1om. | Jan 04, 2018 21:32 | #1365 It is the first real snow we've had since I bought a house (and snowblower). Who doesn't like playing with new toys? Constructive criticism is always appreciated.
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