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11-MAY-2008	Angioman

4th - First Sign of Rain
by Angioman

I used a MT-24EX with a slave 430 EX

Canon EOS 40D ,Canon EF 85mm F1.2 L USM (II)
1/200s f/10.0 at 85.0mm iso100 hide exif

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Date/Time 11-May-2008 16:10:04

Make Canon

Model Canon EOS 40D

Flash Used No

Focal Length 85 mm

Exposure Time 1/200 sec

Aperture f/10

ISO Equivalent 100

Exposure Bias

White Balance

Metering Mode matrix (5)

JPEG Quality

Exposure Program program (1)

Focus Distance

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ctfchallenge 18-May-2008 03:45
and dissolve it did, in well under 1 second! :=) angioman

ctfchallenge 16-May-2008 02:00
Reminds me of the Yorik speech in Hamlet: "Alas poor Yorik, he dissolved.." or something like that. -tv

ctfchallenge 14-May-2008 19:22
Thanks RK. Actually these shots are are taken in the dark, so the focus needs to be done manually. - angioman

Canon DSLR Challenge 14-May-2008 13:32
Awesome shot...and you shot this with the 85 1.2 which is slow focusing lens.
Great job.
- RK

ctfchallenge 14-May-2008 11:41
Thanks Sue Anne & Penny. Mikey - this was the second attempt - got lucky! Timing only worked if I was the one popping and clicking the remote. Only hard part was reaching the balloon while still being able to hold the wired remote:) - angioman

ctfchallenge 14-May-2008 03:42
Very impressive!! You've got the touch to time this right. How many balloons did it take to get this? Cheers, -mikey

sue anne 14-May-2008 01:52
Excellent !

ctfchallenge 13-May-2008 01:39
you are, evidently, the flash master.
Penny Street

ctfchallenge 12-May-2008 17:01
Thanks Cat, yes it was a water balloon, triggered manually with remote. - angioman

Guest 12-May-2008 16:22
Wow! This is cool! Was this a balloon blow-up?
How did you trigger the flash! Looks great!
-Cat

ctfchallenge 12-May-2008 03:17
Great job!
theFly

ctfchallenge 12-May-2008 02:27
Fun and creative work. -COAmature

janewigginsphotography 12-May-2008 02:10
Again, excellent exposure You really had fun with the lighting, and you can tell. jano

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	11-May-2008 16:10:04
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 40D
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	85 mm
Exposure Time	1/200 sec
Aperture	f/10
ISO Equivalent	100
Exposure Bias
White Balance
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program	program (1)
Focus Distance

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ctfchallenge		18-May-2008 03:45
and dissolve it did, in well under 1 second! :=) angioman

ctfchallenge		16-May-2008 02:00
Reminds me of the Yorik speech in Hamlet: "Alas poor Yorik, he dissolved.." or something like that. -tv

ctfchallenge		14-May-2008 19:22
Thanks RK. Actually these shots are are taken in the dark, so the focus needs to be done manually. - angioman

Canon DSLR Challenge		14-May-2008 13:32
Awesome shot...and you shot this with the 85 1.2 which is slow focusing lens. Great job. - RK

ctfchallenge		14-May-2008 11:41
Thanks Sue Anne & Penny. Mikey - this was the second attempt - got lucky! Timing only worked if I was the one popping and clicking the remote. Only hard part was reaching the balloon while still being able to hold the wired remote:) - angioman

ctfchallenge		14-May-2008 03:42
Very impressive!! You've got the touch to time this right. How many balloons did it take to get this? Cheers, -mikey

ctfchallenge		13-May-2008 01:39
you are, evidently, the flash master. Penny Street

ctfchallenge		12-May-2008 17:01
Thanks Cat, yes it was a water balloon, triggered manually with remote. - angioman

Guest		12-May-2008 16:22
Wow! This is cool! Was this a balloon blow-up? How did you trigger the flash! Looks great! -Cat

ctfchallenge		12-May-2008 02:27
Fun and creative work. -COAmature

janewigginsphotography		12-May-2008 02:10
Again, excellent exposure You really had fun with the lighting, and you can tell. jano

4th - First Sign of Rainby Angioman

4th - First Sign of Rain
by Angioman