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I registered. This is actually kind of a crazy leap for me, since I live in Maine and decided I have to go to the Shoot! The Day seminar and Strobist to jump start my photography.
Can't wait.
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That should be a fun weekend, altogether. Are you applying for the S!TD classes?
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Registered. Can't wait!
Any other confirmation besides the Paypal receipt?
Thanks David!
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David, I only signed up for the free thing at Shoot Digital. I hope to network and maybe meet some like-minded folks.
I wasn't sure if I could submit work for which I do not have a model release, since a lot of my past work is street pics and sports shots. I know S!TD is for stock, so hence the concern.
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That's all you need.
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Got it. Not sure, either. Might wanna ask them about that.
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Registered..I'm on holiday in NY at that time..Not good for the summer budget - but I guess you won't be coming to Denmark in the near future...
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I wish I was... I have wanted to visit there for quite a while.
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Jeez, I'm in NYC that weekend...but it's our wedding anniversary...and I'm not brave enough to even approach the subject of a day with David.
Wish I could but just make sure you're in Glasgow sometime?
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"Great success!"
I am also registered and it couldn't have happened at a better time. I am relocating to California on the 24th so I totally would have been bummed had this been scheduled in August or something.
It is meant for us to finally meet David. ; )
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First-timer jitters! I missed that last NYC strobist meet, so I am very excited about participating in this seminar.
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Signed, Sealed, Delivered (by MTA).... I am assuming we are encouraged to bring our gear...?
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Probably a good idea. Most people are shooting setup shots (basically, visual notes) throughout the afternoon.
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Registered! The response from the other seminars was so great and I know I'd really regret missing a rare opportunity like this!
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I'm in... and I'm stoked. The wife runs a New York City web site for About.com, so I'm going to put the food and bar questions to her...
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Dave you thinkin to coming to Boston Area in the near future?
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Yep. Looking at the next six months travel schedule right about now.
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Dave,
If you're looking at the travel schedule how about looking a little closer to home? I know London, Paris, Dubai, Seattle etc are cool but those of us within a couple of hours of you would like to go to a seminar also. Harrisburg, Pa is an hour or so north of you and I'm guessing you could sell out 3 days of seminars easily.
Thanks,
Terry
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David,
Always wanted to visit Denmark? Are you sure you got the right country?
greetings from wet Norway,
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Hi all. I just signed up. Can't wait.
For those looking for food might I suggest: www.tuckshopnyc.com
Aussie meat pies. Quick, cheap, and fast. Also, they serve beer. It might be a bit early but it is Saturday.
Pat
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Am signed up and fired up.
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I thought I would start throwing in a few cool/delicious places to eat in Manhattan.... I'll Start with the cheap side:
Right down the street is an amazing little joint called Pommes Frite, as the name suggests they serve only belgian style french fries with hundreds of dipping sauces. Right down the street from that is a joint called Dumpling Man which serves up amazing dumplings. Both very cheap!! I will get back to everyone with the more expensive fare later, as well as some pubs I could see myself in....
Pommes Frite
123 2nd Ave
New York, NY 10003
Get Directions
(212) 674-1234
Pommes Frite
Dumpling Man
100 Saint Marks Pl
New York, NY 10009
(212) 505-2121
Dumpling Man
Check out my site
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Now THAT'S the kind of info I am talking about...
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And a workshop in your beloved Florida? Thats not so much a hint, hint as a PLEASE, PLEASE!!!
There is great love for you here.
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I was just there for two seminars in February!
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A couple bars close by that people might consider:
McSorley's Ale House
15 E7th (betw. 2nd and 3rd)
The oldest bar in New York (1854) -- this place is an experience. Cheap beer (beer only... "light" or "dark") in a very cool environment.
www.mcsorleysnewyork.com/
Sala
344 Bowery at Great Jones
Spanish sangria/tapas place. Casual place, but a cool room, and fairly reasonable prices.
www.salanyc.com/salabowery.html
Truth be told, the location is great... close to the lower east side and alphabet city. With just a little bit of a walk, there are dozens of reasonable, casual bars.
One other notable option, if people are looking for a cheap, visually interesting place for dinner:
Panna II
1st avenue / 6th st.
Dirt cheap, not-bad Indian food, in a restaurant lit by thousands of little Christmas lights. Plus, the place is BYOB. It's definitely an experience. Here's a pic
www.panna2.com/
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Oooops! David I just came on board at the end of April. Didn't realize...
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That's cool. You have 30,000 people ready to help catch you up right here.
-D
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I am still looking for a spot in London for you, I have a spot in birmingham that would be great to use and the coolest museum there as well.
Rich
problem might be that I will be Iraq doing some PJ work. Then but fingers crossed.
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Momofuku Ssam Bar is supposed to be awesome. Not particular close to Shootdigital (it's at 207 2nd Ave) but who knows. mmmh pork buns.
www.momofuku.com/ssam/
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David
Since everyone is putting their request in for your schedule, what do you think about LOS ANGELES?
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The Momofuku restaurants are great... but probably won't fit some budgets. Plus, getting in on a Saturday evening won't be easy. I'll definitely give props to those pork buns, though ;)
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Or Kansas City, maybe?
Wish I could afford the trip to New York. I'd love to do both your seminar and the Shoot!The Day event. But alas...
I'll just have to keep my fingers crossed that you hit the middle of the country some day :)
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momofuku got so much bigger since last time i was there
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Thanks for the heads up Dave
I see a vision of two seminars(another of your friends wants to return during the fall)think!.... in the same weekend one starts Friday night one starts Saturday morning....sat afternoon we all go together with models and such ... Sunday play with our familys and torture them with some new set up shots......now that is a good weekend.
I see this vision in Northampton Ma and just thinkin here out loud .....
Everything comes to minimal cost for the crews.
I wasn't a Travel Agent for nothing
Nothing like Ma or VT when the leafs come dowm
Best
Wink
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Wink, I beg to differ ;) Ever been to the Cabot Trail?
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Tanya.....nope but I'm sure anywhere in the north east coast up to Cabot is spectacular!
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A food option closer to home: diagonally across the street is Swift's Hibernian Lounge. Serves great pub food (pot pies, bangers and mash) and beer in increasing orders of magnitude. Also has a 10-foot portrait of Swift on the wall (sorry, it's a painting, not a photograph so no chance to revers engineer. We're talking 18th century, remember).
34 east 4th Street
212-260-3600
See you all at the seminar.
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Arrgh.... if a spot opens up, let me know. I live in the area and will make a note to keep the day free, so even if someone decides they can't come at last minute, I'll likely be available.
- jim
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so when's the Philly seminar? I know there were rumors of one, and I want to be first in line!
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I am really glad I was able to sign up for this session, but a bit apprehensive about my lack of experienced. Hopefully I won't be attacked with flaming strobes for having less experience than the pros.
--Steve
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Yup, if there is a cancel/standby list - please put me on it too...
I keep missing all the cool stuff, first the DVD and now a seminar in my own town...
maybe I should spend less time shooting and more time online...
uhh...
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David,
Do we receive some sort of confirmation or ticket or something to show at the door so we are let in?
Richard
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Richard-
Just bring your email from PayPal. That'll be all you need. If you do not have it with you, please have ID that matches your PayPal name.
Thanks,
D
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David,
Would it be alright if I filmed the seminar? I have a Casio EX-S600 which takes pretty decent video and my memory isn't going to hold half of what I'll learn. I'd set it up on my Joby tripod either by my feet or on my lap.
I know you said people will be taking setup shots (I'll probably take those too) but I figured I'd ask.
I'm not going to author a Unofficial Strobist DVD set. ;) :D
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I'm sorry, but filming is not allowed. Still pix are okay, and I will provide a link to download the Keynote presentation, too. So the need to take notes will not be so distracting.
-David
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What kind of camera should we bring to shoot the shooting setup? A P&S or the real thing?
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Hey David how about coming North to the Adirondack Mountains in New York or hell I can make it to Montreal in a pinch!
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Samarks-
Most people just bring whatever camera they are most comfy with for that.
Bowen-
Definitely looking at Canada. They make it tough, from a regulatory perspective, unless you go in under the radar.
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Yeah, I imagine they want to tax the hell out of you or get permits. I'm sure we could find a locale that was low key btw this group and the Montreal group.
I'm about 1.5 hours south of Montreal and 15 minutes from the Border.
Let me know if you need help with logistics and I'll see what I can do.
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My only question is:
when are you coming to Denver?!?!?!
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Within the next year, fer sure.
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For those going to NYC workshop:
1. If you bring your PayPal email/receipt for the payment, it'll make check-in much smoother. Otherwise we need a cheek swab for DNA and a urine test.
2. Extra SB-800's are always welcome (I am only bringing 5) in case we want to do something really cool on a group scale. . .
3. I always have to balance what to bring and what not to bring, and one of the things I have to leave behind is a flex-type backdrop. If you have one you like, and would be easy to tote, feel free to bring it. That'll give us more options in the afternoon.
4. Because of the compressed time format, please plan to arrive between 9:30 and 10:00a, at which time we will begin promptly. Stragglers will be shot in the afternoon -- and lit very unflatteringly. . .
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I missed the registration...
I'm in town for business / scouting from Louisville KY. Strobist has lots of cult members fans in the Derby City. I would love to meet up for the drinking part if that is open. Maybe the Stone Soup shoot? I do not post photos on flickr but do have a portfolio site.
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You may be SOL on the after meet, as we will not decide where we are going until Sat. But I am looking at a swing through your area in the not-too-distant future.
Enjoy NY!
-D
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You should start having 'Official Afterparties'... maybe sponsored by PBR or Shlitz. Does anyone do a mixed drink with Mountain Dew? Drop one of those flashing led buttons in it and call it the stro-bo-ist.
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I have joined the day camp and really look forward to it. Some posts give me an impression that there will be a "Shoot!" event on Friday, can I also join for that, and if so, where? BTW, I will bring 2 SB-800. Thanks.
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Actually, I am doing a shoot with local photog Tim Herzog tonight, but that is not open to all. (We are on a rooftop at sunset in the Central Park West area. If you see 5 SB's going off repeatedly, look up and yell, "hi!")
Tomorrow is for meetings and walking Manhattan all day in the hot sun. Staying at the historic Hotel Chelsea, where Sid offed Nancy and a whole lotta famous people used to live.
Without AC, I might add.
But you have to stay here once, just for the good creative ghosts. And, it's a buck twenty a night. In Manhattan...
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massively looking forward to this.
i'll bring along an sb-800 as well. i took a peak at the location of the seminar and it's pimp. can't wait to do some damage in there.
see ya on saturday everyone!
dave, make sure to drink plenty of water...it's going to be in the 90s tomorrow and saturday.
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In Dubai at GPP, they would have warned us to bring a sweater for weather in the 90's...
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Hey David are you sticking around after the shoot the day stuff winds down? I am shooting with Kareem for the day but would love to say hey and thanks for the great community.
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Kareem..... Black?
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I'm registered for 7/19 but can't make it. If anyone wants my seat for face value, reply in this thread.
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Dereksaurus Rex - i posted on your thread. hopefully we hook up - I'd love to go!
-Tim
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Nice... took a studio lighting class at SVA with him at the helm. I'm a fan of his work.
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Ryan-
Yep. There is a drinks thing afterwards, built into the day. See you then.
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Hi David ...
I think will be late to ask it but: West Side ... Central Park ... close to what street? There are some outside bars serving GOOD and COLD beers ... friends will get together for some of them ... interested? The sunset will be only 8:30 anyway ... hehehehehe.
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Hi David!
I know is last minute, but would really apreciate if I could join the group this weekend. In NY city for few weeks from Dubai, had seen u bfore in GFF. I know is sold out... can we squeeze for 1 more? Tks
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West Side, Central Park was last night, actually. So yes, you were a little late. WITH BEER INFO.
Whatever we have to do to keep this from ever happening again, well, let's do it...
Petiryan-
I am sorry, but we are full-up and then some. I will come back to Dubai next year for GPP, just to make it right.
-D
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I know I'm blind sometimes (not a good trait for a wanna-be photographer), but I swear I looked everywhere. Can someone tell me where I can get the URL to the presentation materials for tomorrow's seminar? I didn't see a link here or on strobist.com and did not get any emails.
My note-taking skills are subpar (I tend to doodle during lectures), so print-outs would be nice.
Thanks!
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That link is not public. I will have it for you tomorrow at the seminar, tho.
-D
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For some reason I got it into my head that the seminar started at 9am not 10!
Phew, now I don't have to take the 6:59 train in. I can take the 7:59. :)
Although, I'm considering driving now....
Can't wait!
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Had fun, Thanks David! I'm going to be pushing hard for a NYC/Tri-state strobist meetup!! In fact I might just start a thread!!
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David, thank you for making it so informative and fresh. It was a time (and money) well spend.
Really enjoyed meeting you and the rest of strobist photogs.
- Alex
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Thanks much, guys. Walked back to Hotel Chelsea and I am whupped beyond belief.
Had a lot of fun today, and it was great to meet so many of you guys during and after at Slainte.
Hitting the hay for (and drinking enough water to make up for no AC) to get ready for another round tomorrow. Any Q's from today, post 'em here, and we can keep the conversation going.
-DH
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Great day ... no doubt. Every time shows up another new info.
Thank you David (for the autogr also!) and I still own you some beers. Too much water rust the machine!!
Two questions: 1st, the event tomorrow is already closed for subscriptions? Pretty sure it is ... (fLIck!) and 2nd, maybe I misunderstood this part but, when you showing the 'connections' to flashes, I heard you say you can use the cable (SC-28 TTL Coiled) to connect a CANON hot shoe camera to a NIKON flash, the only thing you loose is TTL function? And about the different voltage, can not damage one or other?
THANKS one more time boss!
CB
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Great day David! Well done indeed. I'm feeling a lot more excited to work with manual flash and break out of the CLS comfort zone; my PocketWizards are about to be much more heavily utilized and that's good. The light modifiers examples, especially the GOBO stuff with Dmitry's annex and Richard under the gridded light were really 'enlightening' .
Enjoy tomorrow and thanks again for all the info today and for handling all our questions with such enthusiasm and understanding for the different levels of knowledge and experience in the room. You have a way of auto-adjusting to the level of the question-asker without ever making anyone feel inept or newbie-ish, yet you still keep everyone engaged- that's good stuff. Keep it up.
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David,
Thanks again for an eye opening day. I am sure I will be digesting this for a long time to come. Who knew a flash could do so much?
Great to meet everyone also, big fun. Really enjoyed the after party, too. Should have been called things you can do with an SB-800 in a bar. Didn't realize I could trigger it from my P&S. Got a great pic of David being surprised by an SB-800 :-)
Steven
Pic is here: www.flickr.com/photos/40799549@N00/?saved=1
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David,
Knowing how to use small flash: priceless
Knowing how to teach: priceless
Knowing how to teach how to use small flash: twice as priceless!
Thanks for an informative, inspirational and highly entertaining day,
Richard (under the gridded light.)
PS: Any one know where I can get a good eye lift?
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If I could get some help from the Nikon side of the house.
Went home after the seminar and started nuking the dog with manual, off-camera flash. But can only get it set to control the flash from the camera, not from the flash as David was doing.
I am using a D300 and SB-800. Flash is set to manual. Camera is set to manual. Pop up flash is set to Commander mode, group 1 (my SB-800 is set to manual. When this is set I don't seem to be able to change amount of flash from the flash, but I can from the camera menu. What am I doing wrong?
Good thing I stopped before the dog went blind.
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Hey David, thanks for a great day yesterday! I would've loved to stick around and go out with the group, but my husband had basically spent the day wandering around the city (we're from Philly) and I knew he wouldn't be too enthused about listening to our geeky (I mean that in the best way possible) photography discussions, even over a beer or two.
It was really great to watch you walk through the thought process on each of the different setups, and I think the adjustments to shutter/aperture/flash power are beginning to sink in. Can't wait to get out and start practicing!
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@Sam ... I'm not sure if I got your doubt ...
I'm a newbie on this also but ... let's see:
(Seeing your flash panel turns to you)
- TTL A MANUAL.
OFF CAMERA MANUAL so, your SB800 will only receives orders from itself (back panel) for:
- power ... or1/4 ... 1/8
- f/stop ... or f/8 ... f/71.1
- focal distance ... 24mm ... 35mm
But if you want use the CLS "thing" ...
- HOLD for more than 2sec
- HIGHLIGHT right square 1st line and hit
- CHOOSE remote function and again
- HOLD again for more than 2sec so ...
OFF CAMERA REMOTE, your SB800 will only receives orders from its back panel for:
- Channel and Group your Flash will receives "orders"
- Focal distance ... 24mm ... 35mm
AND from your camera for Groups (by command mode NOT manual):
- MODE (TTL or AA or M or "- -")
- Power (compensation)
- Channel your camera will send "orders"
Manual listed is just for the built in flash.
From pg.67 of the SB800's manual, more and better explanations.
I hope helped in something.
CB
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Thanks Carlos,
I got it. I had to set the flash to SU-4 mode and the Group to Manual in the camera. I'm flashing like crazy now.
Steven
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David
I am truly humbled to have been able to make it down to NYC. You style and approach to teaching light is very organic and easy to follow. I must say i have enjoyed reading your blog and am lucky to have come across it when I did. You have taught me a lot and helped me to grow. i look forward to working with you again in the future and for a few more beers.
Cheers
-Tim
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Hey, all-
After midnite and just got back from S!TD, which was a blast. I am the Waling Dad right now, but will be traveling back to MD tomorrow and checking in more thoroughly late Mon of early Tues.
IF YOU STILL HAVE Q'S: Throw them in this thread, and we'll hit them upon my return.
Thanks again for the fun day and all the kind words!
_D
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Thanks again, David, for a great seminar! It's not just that the technical aspects suddenly seem not so daunting, but it's valuable to be exposed to your whole approach to photography. (The Inspiration Folder is a great idea.)
If we as photographers sometimes are guilty of forgetting what it's like to be in front of the camera, being shot by 50 strobists and the man himself is a sobering reminder :). Speaking of which, if any of you would like to share your set-up shots from the first afternoon shoot, please message me, I'd really appreciate it!
Many thanks,
Dmitry (of the alcove)
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Like all the participants who have posted their appreciation for David great presentation, I would like to add mine. The Workshop was a great learning experience. I am still trying to digest and put to practice the many things that I have learnt. It would be great if a strobists' get together can be organized for the tri-state area.
Edward
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Hi all,
What a fun weekend it was in NYC!
Many thanks to Dave for passing along his knowledge in a fun, humorous, easy to understand format.
And nice to meet some of the attendees as well.
Happy shooting everyone!
Diego
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Diego, didn't see you on Sunday, but it was good to meet you and share some beers on Saturday. Good luck in Cali.
You too, Dmitry, and Tim and Tim and Lou...
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I too had a great time. I personally learned the most by just watching David work -- both in interacting with his subjects, and troubleshooting problems.
Bummed I missed hanging for beers... I saw a lot of people bolting, and since I didn't hear anything being explicitly discussed, I figured it was a wrap. (I'm not so bright) Ah well, next time...
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Throw in my thanks as well. Great way to spend the day. Still trying to figure out how to apply what I've seen and learned.
Does anyone have any sketches or notes for the setups David did? I was towards the sides and couldn't get too close to take any good notes. As the hours tick by my brain forgets the various setups. No worries if not.
Thanks again David and like danoots wish I had stuck around for the beers. Oh well.
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How many people were there?
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I counted roughly 40 but I'm not sure of an exact head count.
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Another question (see what a little knowledge does):
Can I use a Pocket Wizard on one SB800 and use the built-in flash on the D300 to trigger others or do I have to go all PW if using them? My thought is I can buy less PWs and only use them when the distance is too far or I have to go around corners.
Thanks,
Steven
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Here's one of David from the pub afterwards after he showed how my point and shoot would trigger an SB-800. Surprise.
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