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Really successful, it looks like leather.
Comment by Robidoune posted on Leather Leaves at 02/10/2018 - 19:53
I can only say that's ... Wow!
Comment by Robidoune posted on From this morning at 28/09/2018 - 01:52
She is not yet in Australia, currently she is in Vietnam. She will be in Australia in late November, I can give you some more details at that time. She is traveling for 3 years including 1 year in Australia.
Comment by Robidoune posted on Blue fairy wren at 20/09/2018 - 02:29
I would like to have this type of bird in my country. When I go to visit my daughter in Australia, maybe I'll have the chance to shoot some of them. Beautiful shot!
Comment by Robidoune posted on Blue fairy wren at 19/09/2018 - 16:36
Really successful! With light coming from a window or an open door, it's amazing what you can achieve!
Comment by Robidoune posted on Found Again at 12/09/2018 - 18:57
It sounds weird, but it's true.
Take a look there!
In the detachable tray is the more delicate accessories. I leave the flashes partially in their original cases for extra protection.
These accessories are CTO and CTB gels, 3 magnetic honeycombs, 3 Yongnuo 560 III flashes already attached to the flash brackets, 1 Yongnuo 560TX controller, 1 Sekonic L308S flash meter, and a flash bracket with a clamp.
In the toolbox there are 3 lightstands, 2 convertible umbrellas of 36 inches, 1 umbrella shoot-through of 39 inches, 2 extensions to increase the height of my lightstands of 18 inches, and 2 all-purpose clamps.
In the bottom of the toolbox, there is a dark gray velvet 6 feet by 12 feet, 2 gobos with velcro to block partially the light of my flash and 2 snoot.
In each of the bags attached to the toolbox there is 1 softbox of 32 inches by 32 inches with its honeycomb grid and its bracket type S.
As you can see, it's relatively compact and versatile to cover a multitude of situations. For TTL enthusiasts, you can replace the Yongnuo flashes and the transmitter with those of your choice.
Keep shooting and keep learning!
Robert (robidoune)
Take a look there!
In the detachable tray is the more delicate accessories. I leave the flashes partially in their original cases for extra protection.
These accessories are CTO and CTB gels, 3 magnetic honeycombs, 3 Yongnuo 560 III flashes already attached to the flash brackets, 1 Yongnuo 560TX controller, 1 Sekonic L308S flash meter, and a flash bracket with a clamp.
In the toolbox there are 3 lightstands, 2 convertible umbrellas of 36 inches, 1 umbrella shoot-through of 39 inches, 2 extensions to increase the height of my lightstands of 18 inches, and 2 all-purpose clamps.
In the bottom of the toolbox, there is a dark gray velvet 6 feet by 12 feet, 2 gobos with velcro to block partially the light of my flash and 2 snoot.
In each of the bags attached to the toolbox there is 1 softbox of 32 inches by 32 inches with its honeycomb grid and its bracket type S.
As you can see, it's relatively compact and versatile to cover a multitude of situations. For TTL enthusiasts, you can replace the Yongnuo flashes and the transmitter with those of your choice.
Keep shooting and keep learning!
Robert (robidoune)
Comment by Robidoune posted on My studio in a toolbox! at 11/09/2018 - 07:07
I have 6 Yongnuo 560 III flashes that I use regularly with the 560TX controller and I am very satisfied. I can control the power and zoom coverage of each flash on 6 different groups (a, b, c, d, e, f) or I can group some according to my needs. If just like me you work in manual mode, it's an economical, portable and efficient system. Take a look at my gallery to see results and photo descriptions I made with these flashes.
Comment by Robidoune posted on Yongnuo Flash & Triggers at 07/09/2018 - 21:05
