Here are a few digi snaps of my studio set up here in Thailand. I have 4 speedotron heads on a white background 2 with softboxes for the subject, 2 just on the background. The speedotron power back is a large powerful 4803 unit that I need to run through a very heavy transformer before I can plug into to Thai power, not sure how it all works but it does! I also included a photo of my broken and glued together 8x10 ground glass. Breaking my ground glass seems to be a tradition for me, that makes 3 (2 in 2009 and 1 this year). I am using this taped together ground glass (luckilykept in storage with the flash equipment here in Thailand) this trip just like I did in 2009.
I will probably go to an acrylic (plastic) ground glass in the future, I got one with my new deerdorf camera, will give that a try next trip I think.
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Rear view. |
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Front view. |
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Speedotron power pack and background light. |
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8x10 Kodak Masterview with 300mm Nikon lens and hood. |
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Original Kodak ground glass that I managed to break then tape together. |