No original ideas, Just new equipment
Feb 15, 2013 16:32:00 #
I have been reading UHH for quite awhile and looking at photos and getting ideas. Been purchasing new equipment and trading in old stuff. Finally decided I would try putting it all together and after stealing ideas from UHH members I built my "studio" on the kitchen table. I used PVC from my shop, a sandwich bag filled with water, a cake pan (its diet time so no cakes allowed) with water, red food color, and a 12 X 12 tile from Home Depot (99 cents). My new equipment consists of a Sb 910 speedlite, Pocket Wizard III's, Nikon 105 mm f/2.8, and my Nikon D7000. All photos are right out of the camera. Next stop will be Lightroom 4 (still on learning curve there as well). Items photographed are ideas from UHH>
studio
no color added
red food color added to pan
splash down
suspended drop
Photography color wheel
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Feb 15, 2013 18:59:27 #
Most other home studios are a bit more extensive I think :-) I used my granddaughters pop tarts in place of a tripod to hold my strobe off camera, and file folders to bounce color. A sandwich bag with a pin hole provided the drip. Very technical stuff! All photos are right out of the camera.
Feb 15, 2013 19:02:52 #
akfishguide wrote:
Most other home studios are a bit more extensive I think :-) I used my granddaughters pop tarts in place of a tripod to hold my strobe off camera, and file folders to bounce color. A sandwich bag with a pin hole provided the drip. Very technical stuff! All photos are right out of the camera.
All right...you are gonna have to knock off that high tech talk, you lost me at the pop tart.... :lol: :thumbup:
Mike
Feb 15, 2013 19:08:00 #
I found this great guy on the net.. his site is " new D7000 user" I thing you will like what he doing.
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wrr wrote:
I don't know why people fail to provide a link to something they suggest.
It's not hard to do.
Thanks wrr!
Feb 16, 2013 09:11:38 #
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