mini softbox
Posted 04/09/2006 - 17:27
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variation on a theme:
I made another.
used one styrofoam plate, and one tinfoil pie plate (same diameter).
cut a hole in the centerof each half before assembly, and hot glued a lenshood into the center, creating a ringflash. have mounted my 360 fgz to it to create a p-ttl ringflash accessory.
I made another.
used one styrofoam plate, and one tinfoil pie plate (same diameter).
cut a hole in the centerof each half before assembly, and hot glued a lenshood into the center, creating a ringflash. have mounted my 360 fgz to it to create a p-ttl ringflash accessory.
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
Posted 04/09/2006 - 22:49
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Looks good. I have an observation though. Your top two pics are very dark and the lens pic has shallow DOF. Does this mean that not much light comes out of your gismo? Can you redo the lens shot and produce a totally in-focus result?
Regards,
Regards,
Peter E Smith - flickr Photostream
Posted 04/09/2006 - 23:31
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having the flash in the shot, fooled the camera meter...exposure comp +1.5would've fixed that, but since the softbox was the subject, not me I simply didn't adjust.
for macro or fill it's pretty good.
the next one with a tin pie plate extended the reach a fair bit.
I've not had time to play...but stopped down-up close should be doable.....
will shoot later this week and post
for macro or fill it's pretty good.
the next one with a tin pie plate extended the reach a fair bit.
I've not had time to play...but stopped down-up close should be doable.....
will shoot later this week and post
Fired many shots. Didn't kill anything.
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glue two styrofam plates together, (to make a flying saucer like object) cut out a notch for your flash.
Here's the rig:
Here's a close up of a cup:
and a mini studio type shot:
Note no real clean up on these, don't mind the dust and stuff.