Self Promo #2 reshoot

Nikon F2
Nikon Non-Ai 50mm f/1.4 lens
-DIY infrard filter (2 layers of processed unexposed Ektachrome film)
Efke IR 820 35mm film (metered at 25iso)
-D-76 ~20°C - 8 minutes
Broncolor 1600 powerpack x2
Broncolor 3200 powerpack x2
Nikon Coolscan V 35mm film scanner
Composite through Adobe Photoshop CS3

Lighting:
-diffused copy-light/split-light
-1 1600w/s strobe and 1 3200w/s strobe with standard bowl reflectors @ 7:30 through large scrim
-1 1600w/s strobe and 1 3200w/s strobe with standard bowl reflectors @ 4:30 through large scrim

Self Promo #4 reshoot

model: Keaton

Mamiya 645 AFDII
Leaf Aptus 17 digital back
Mamiya 150mm f/2.8 lens
Broncolor Primo 1600 power pack
Adobe Photoshop CS2

lighting:
-strobe with large umbrella @ 7:00 high
-kicker strobe with grid @ 11:00 low

Self Promo #6

Mamiya C220
-original 80mm f/2.8 lens
-original waist-level viewfinder
-original twin-lens cover

Mamiya 645 AFII
Leaf Aptus 17 digital back
Mamiya 150mm f/2.8 macro lens
(lots of) Adobe Photoshop CS3

Self Promo #5

PAK Slide Viewer
made by Le Belle Industries
Oconomowoc, Wis.

It holds 8 mounted slides that it ratchets-out onto a small groundglass, that sits below an adjustable loop, that folds inside the body. The mechanism is simple, pulling the silver tap returns the current slide to the bottom of the stack inside the "clip," pushing the silver tab back in loads whatever slide is on top of the stack into viewing position. the viewer can point the groundglass at any nearby light source to illuminate the slide. There is a switch on the bottom of the device that allows the silver tab to be completely removed in order to load/unload slides.

It's a clever little device, but I imagine designed to handle slides mounted on more sturdy material. If the slide is not sitting correctly on the ground glass it can jam as it's returned to the "clip," resulting in bent mounts and/or slide damage.

This is the image being viewed through the loop.

Sinar F1 4x5 view camera
65mm f/4.5 lens
Phase One H10 digital back
Capture One Pro
Broncolor Primo powerpack

-diffused strobe under translucent plexi
-medium softbox strobe ~2-3' overhead

composite image through Photoshop CS2

Assignment: Self Promo #1

Assignment: Self Promo #1 Military Miniature



Canon 40D
Nikon Ai 55mm f/2.8 macro lens + extension tube
-with F to EOS lens adapter
Cactus V2s flash trigger
Broncolor Primo 4 2400w/s powerpack
Snoot strobe @ 7:00 slightly-low
softbox behind deep-blue gel
Post-processing in CS3

Idea taken from:
www.flickr.com/photos/library_of_congress/2179848224/

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