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p.85 #1 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Hi Mike:- What a piece of history. My first enlarger was an omega like the one pictured. You provided a big memory with pictures 3 & 4.
Thanks for sharing!

Chris


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Apr 02, 2007 at 11:15 PM
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p.85 #2 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Tom Boucher wrote:
pmagrawal wrote:
I dont know which pg was Woof's studio images, however, the first 160 pgs were archived here for same reason that people take off the photogs from their sites
http://homepage.mac.com/tom.boucher/FileSharing3.html
Thanks to the guy who did that, it is a very good resource


I'm just a mirror, the person who did the original archiving work is TJ Asher. I've not seen any additional pages from him but if he posts them, i'll put them on that site as well.



Not to worry, I am still archiving this thread. I just have to get off my duff and convert it to PDF at some point. I've sorta been waiting for the thread to finally drift off.

Once it's no longer active, I'll repost the entire archive of PDFs for everyone.

So, don't needlessly bump it or you'll never get the archive.

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p.85 #3 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Could we start a new thread for current set ups and let this one die off?

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Apr 03, 2007 at 02:39 AM
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p.85 #4 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


I dont think this one is gonna drift off unless intentional!

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Apr 03, 2007 at 03:08 AM
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p.85 #5 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio



Hello Todd.

Please, could you let me know if you have Daschund Woof's Studio pictures?

Best Wishes.

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Apr 03, 2007 at 09:20 AM
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p.85 #6 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Finaly I have my little space

2 AB800 + 2 Multiblitz MiniStudio 250



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p.85 #7 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Anybody remember who was opening the studio and coffee bar? They had the consrtuction pictures. I can't remember who it was or what page it was on.
Thanks,
Ryan

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Apr 07, 2007 at 01:58 AM
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p.85 #8 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


http://www.nemoscoffeeshop.blogspot.com/

This one?


Page 256

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p.85 #9 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


hOrZa wrote:
http://www.nemoscoffeeshop.blogspot.com/

This one?


Page 256


Yep, sure is, I started back on page 150 and went to about 225 before I gave up
Thanks,
Ryan

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Apr 07, 2007 at 04:24 PM
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p.85 #10 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Remember the early days of this thread? All scantily clad women and noted setup shots… those were the days. Sigh.

Nice shots Gismo, can you give us some details about what is going on in the setup there? The background looks nuclear, I love it. What settings do you have on the lights and in camera?

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p.85 #11 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


tag

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Apr 09, 2007 at 06:01 PM
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p.85 #12 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Thanks Dan

We went to "studio" just to take few shots of friends dog and than kids started fooling around.
What do you mean with "background looks nuclear"?
I used two Multiblitz Ministudio 250 flash heads for background and two AB800 for "actors". Don't know exact settings for light because I still don't have lightmeter (ashamed). In camera I used iso100 and f 6.3 - 8.


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p.85 #13 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Giz,

Nuclear, meaning no color. Zero, all gone. All white. You nuked the background.

I am guessing you did something along the lines of maxing out the lights aimed at the seamless, then used a mid range setting on your subjects? Can you talk a little about what you did with them to achieve the effect?

And if you can make your shots look that good without a light meter, then you don't need one. (well, unless it saves you time)

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p.85 #14 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio




Me during a portraitshoot of 13 models. This is the basic setup. Click on the image to see the specs.

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Apr 10, 2007 at 08:47 AM
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p.85 #15 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Hi,
Here is a lot of information. I have been studying this 265 pages for 3 evenings but, unfourtunatly I haven't found what i've been looking for. I was really counting on your help. In 10 days, I'm going to be taking graduation pictures for the graduating class. There are 32 people in the class and i want to line them up in 4 rows. I will be taking the picture in a classroom where i'm going to have some sunlight coming in throught the window. The kind of lighting I would like to use is 2xAB 1600(I got a background muslim and background support). My question is: Is the 2xAB 1600 going to be enough light? What size softbox should I use? Do you have any other suggestions? I would be very thankful for any.

Sincerely,
Jerzy

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Apr 12, 2007 at 10:10 PM
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p.85 #16 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Hi Jerzy:- not a problem with that many people use as big a softbox as you have. Two strobes at 45 degrees to each other, 1/2 power on each. Iso 200
Start at about 5.6 check your exposure and adjust it from there.
I use 2 AB1600 about 20 ft from the subjects about 15 ft wide and use 1/4 power or less with 30X40 softboxes.

Cheers
Chris


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Apr 12, 2007 at 10:57 PM
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p.85 #17 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Chris, thanks tor your help.
I am really appreciate.

Jerzy

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Apr 13, 2007 at 03:11 AM
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p.85 #18 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


More pics to come, but here's the outside.



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Apr 21, 2007 at 12:05 AM
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p.85 #19 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Well I was actually going to bump this tread with an actual picture but some one beat me to it.

Setup
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picture (going to reshoot to get more light on the side)
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Owner of bike (honest)
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Apr 21, 2007 at 12:57 AM
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p.85 #20 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


markperez wrote:
Well I was actually going to bump this tread with an actual picture but some one beat me to it.

Setup
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picture (going to reshoot to get more light on the side)
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Owner of bike (honest)
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Suppose you could get her to pose in her leathers?!!!!

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Apr 21, 2007 at 01:54 AM
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p.85 #21 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


markperez,

Great picture of the bike. What size softbox's are you using and how many w/s monolights are you using in your set-up. I need to shoot a bike lay-out and want to make sure that I have the right equipement.

The bike owner is a hottie, like to some pictures of her with the bike.

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Apr 23, 2007 at 02:04 PM
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p.85 #22 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Well, my studio isnt much of a studio, more like a corner in the back of a warehouse, but i make do.


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Apr 24, 2007 at 09:04 PM
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p.85 #23 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Ok. So this is the first chance I've had to post something in this thread. It's my living room that became a studio. This is me just messing with my new 15mm.


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Apr 25, 2007 at 02:39 PM
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p.85 #24 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Thanks Jerry. The light and soft box are both alien bees. The over head soft box is 30" x 60" and the light is their 800 which they advertise as true w/s as 320 but they also have something that says it effective w/s is 800. Not sure what the heck the difference is between the 2 but it worked well for me. I was on about 1/3 the power for this shot.

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Apr 25, 2007 at 04:14 PM
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p.85 #25 · Re: Show us YOUR Studio


Here are some interior shots of mine. This side is under construction, but will be mine.



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This side is for rentals, but is my temp studio at the moment.



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