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I had set up my portable studio lights there at the 2016 Wizard World Comic Con in the Oregon Convention Center near Down Town Portland to capture some of the interesting people willing to pose for us in there in their costumes, like it was Halloween all over again. Many of which were just hanging out waiting to get to see the costume contest, or be in the contest to show off their creativity. If you can identify who they are pretending to be you are a true geek yourself.

For lighting I was using an AlienBee 800 to the right with an Einstein 640 off to the left controlled with my Cyber Commander. They were powered with a pair of Paul Buff's Vagabond lithium battery pack, which did last for over 1,000 flashes on a single charge with the modeling lamps turned off. The strobes were pointed away from the subjects into silver reflective umbrellas on the left and right with me shooting in between them. Although, these image still needed some minor processing.

For just the lowest 10 points you can download the full resolution image file you will see how clear and sharp these images are at full resolution with no visible camera noise with my Nikon D810 with a 28mm - 300mm lens shot at 1/160 at F10 at the lowest ISO 64.

Here is the event web site for more information: www.wizardworld.com/

#wizardworld

Description
I had set up my portable studio lights there at the 2016 Wizard World Comic Con in the Oregon Convention Center near Down Town Portland to capture some of the interesting people willing to pose for us in there in their costumes, like it was Halloween all over again. Many of which were just hanging out waiting to get to see the costume contest, or be in the contest to show off their creativity. If you can identify who they are pretending to be you are a true geek yourself.

For lighting I was using an AlienBee 800 to the right with an Einstein 640 off to the left controlled with my Cyber Commander. They were powered with a pair of Paul Buff's Vagabond lithium battery pack, which did last for over 1,000 flashes on a single charge with the modeling lamps turned off. The strobes were pointed away from the subjects into silver reflective umbrellas on the left and right with me shooting in between them. Although, these image still needed some minor processing.

For just the lowest 10 points you can download the full resolution image file you will see how clear and sharp these images are at full resolution with no visible camera noise with my Nikon D810 with a 28mm - 300mm lens shot at 1/160 at F10 at the lowest ISO 64.

Here is the event web site for more information: www.wizardworld.com/

#wizardworld