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The Sound Trigger system..

November 3, 2010 9 comments

Sound Trigger System

Usually you need to press a button (Shutter release) to take a photo, but there are other ways to take photos such as timeing mode and the way we will talk about “Sound Trigger System” so What is it?

Sound Trigger System: In a simple words, some thing let you camera fire or releass it’s shutter when it detict any sounds.

In this artical i will show you how i create my Sound Trigger system.

Requirement:
[0] Shutter Release Cord. ($8 from Amazon.com).
[0] Any sound detection toy. ($3.5 from local toy’s shop)
[0] Some electrical tools..
    1. Soldering Flux.
    2. Soldering iron.
    3. Rosin Core Solder.
    4. Plastic terminal blocks. (Wire Connectors)
[0] Some knowledge in electricity. (Basic information)

The Shutter Release Cord.

A bird toy that start singing when it detect a sound.

Electrical tools

Start with:
[0] Unscrews the toy and find it’s parts and the functionalty of each.
    1. The sound detector.
    2. The speaker.

[0] Unscrews the Shutter Release Cord and find it’s parts and the functionalty of each.
i could’t open mine so i break it.

[0] Here i just did some electical Weld job.
The problem was that you need to press the shutter release on the remote half way down to set focus, then press all-way down to release the shutter, so i just turnover the the focus function.

[0] Packing-up the remote.

[0] The final shape, i add the On/Off switch (1) for more control.

The resault:
Here are some resaults and the studio set-up.
The Studio set-up

Sample images

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Ali,

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Ink in Water

May 11, 2010 11 comments

 
Ink ‘N’ Water
 
   One of the funniness project, dropping inks in a water and shooting the action, you will never know what you will get.
 

 The Equipments
  o Water + Water container or Glass. 
  o  Food color or normal ink.
  o Use Camera Flash or light source.
  o Camera on Stand.
  o Manual Focus.
  o High Speed shutter.

here is the studio set-up that i use

List of things in this Studio:

[o] Bowl of water. [semi-transparent bowl]
[o] Needle for dripping the ink.
[o] Food ink, or any normal ink.
[o] I used a Tripod and Monopod [as shown] to get the camera Top to bottom.
[o] Nikon SB900 as speed-light.
[o] Camera Nikon D90 + 35mm lens.

 

some original shots without any photoshop edits: [No crop, No colors.. Just resize to W800]

 

Sample shots after Photoshop edits

 

 

From more photos and sample shots, visit my Flickr ,, Hawee – Ta3kees

 

Ali,

 

Ali,

🙂 Feel free to visit my Flickr: Hawee Ta3kees

Adobe LightRoom

March 27, 2010 Leave a comment

Adobe LightRoom:   

  [Last Update: 27-03-2010]  

One of best software’s to add lights effects to the image, I will use it to add some effects to my photos. Here are some examples and for more photos click on the album "Photos with LightRoom effects " or Visit my flickr Hawee-Ta3kees

 

for this photo, you can see the studio and the HomeMade LightBox… Click Here

 

 

 

 

For more photos visit my Flickr .. Hawee-Ta3kees

 

Ali,

 

Water Drops Project

August 22, 2009 4 comments

This is the Water Drops Project,
 
Here is the studio and the requirement
 
 * White/Black A4 Paper for the background.
 * Black or any color Plate to hold the Water Drops
 * Plastic bag with small hole (with needle head) hanged over the plate.
 
I used Nikon D90, Nikon 105mm macro lens, Nikon SB-900 Speedlight, and comeup with +700 shots, +/- 100 are catched some drops and/or water stalagmites (if we can use this word!!) and water crown.
 
here are some photos,,
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
thats it for now,,
 
Ali
 
 
 
 
 

Lemon ‘N’ Splash Action

February 25, 2009 Leave a comment

Hi,
    I catch this photo with my Nikon D90, i use a small water tank, a lemon, white board as a background and stand for the D90, Click here to see the stage.
here is my camera setup:
Exposure: 1/2500 sec
Aperture: f/5.6
Focal Length: 35 mm

ISO Speed: 800

Exposure Bias: 0 EV

 

 
 

For more photos, please go to my flickr Hawee-Ta3kees

 
 

Water Splash

February 13, 2009 1 comment

 
    One of the wonderful ways to play with your camera is shotting the Drops of Water or what we can call "Water Splash", the way to do this is verey easy, but you mast be patient, shotting a lot of photos until you get the right shots.
 
Camera setup: High speed shutter, flash or light, manual focus and tripod are the most essential in this type of shotting, and just dont forget to select a background [white, black or colord board], you may use a glass or colored plate. You can use the normal water or colored ink.
 
Here are some of my first shots, other will be posted later
 
 
 
 
 
 

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