
To see all of the last batch of Jarvie Window images from WPPI 2010 - go here
To see all each of the galleries go here – Including the SmugMug Slumber party
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Posted by ScottJarvie at 13 March 2010
Category: (b) Jarvie Window
Tags: (b) Jarvie Window, dog pictures, dustin bess, fish, jeremy bechthold, las vegas, michael costa, people, photographers, ray flash, scott jarvie, seshu, sigma 8mm, stacy young, unique portraits, wppi

To see all each of the galleries go here – Including the SmugMug Slumber party
Give me feedback on the new layout where I’m putting matching images next to eachother.
















Posted by ScottJarvie at 10 March 2010
Category: (b) Jarvie Window, (c) Photo Meetup Annoucements
Tags: (b) Jarvie Window, 8mm sigma, candice cunningham, faces, macaskill, ray flash, smugmug, smugmug slumber party, smugmug wppi, smugmug wppi party, wppi, wppi 2010

I really do Love SmugMug as much as you think I do!
Glad I offered to help them out this week at WPPI in Las Vegas.
The party was way fun… and I’m not a huge party guy.
I lasted way longer than most parties at the MGM suites.
People seemed to be having a lot of fun.
People flipped about the Jarvie Window… I’m serious, like they were floored… and frankly I was flattered often.
And this is a party of hundreds of professional and mostly Full time photographers.
(You guys are all awesome)
I’m just happy that I can share it all with you. Hope to see the awesome things some of you do with it.
So true to fashion the full gallery will be uploaded to a SmugMug gallery.
Please be patient with MGM internet for all 300+ pics to upload. Later tonight.
Not only I give you permission but 1000% encourage you to make Facebook galleries or email or blog or Avatar them (Many have asked)
So have at them and tag these people… because frankly I can’t remember everyone and it’ll be a while before I can get the time to get them on facebook.

















Posted by scott at 14 February 2010
Category: (a) Favorite Posts, (C) individual portraits, (C) Photo Meetups
Tags: (b) Jarvie Window, 8mm, circular flash, fisheye, fisheye with flash, fun photography, ray flash, scott jarvie, shooting through circular flash, through the flash, using 8mm lens, using a fisheye
The fates aligned and the photo angels have blessed us with the coolest thing ever.
At the Photowalking Utah event today. See their website. (Organized in part by Rich Legg)
There were a bunch of lighting setups (at least 10)
I wandered around with one extra. My ring light on my sb-900 flash.
I set it to manual and figured out good manual settings and let everyone use it even the canon shooters were shooting with the nikon flash on manual.
Enter 8mm
At the end of the event a friend (Jeremy B.)
Lent me his 8mm fisheye… I’m thinking what in the world would I do with this lens… I wanna play with my flash.
Oh well… maybe I’ll just keep it on. (Read later for more of what I was thinking)
Well getting to the point… This is what happens.
A couple of inches away from their face. Short enough lens that it actually sees the ring flash.





Consider it shamelessly branded. haha
Really. I’m not opposed to calling it something else, but I do want it to be called something. And that something should be cool and memorable.
Before I posted the pictures (full gallery)
I asked what we should call it, so I could title the post and what not.
Only a few people spoke up but they came up with “Jarvie Window”
I figured it would be fun and catchy.
I assume others will continue to do this because it really is quite simple and very fun.
Now this being said… I like my last name and I’m not shy.
But it’s not like it’s a typical thing. And the literal “Through the Ring Flash fisheye” isn’t too catchy
Yes you will see me doing this again… often
Yes it’s very gimmicky and doesn’t replace being able to take good pictures otherwise.
But you better believe that I’m going to be doing this a lot.
A whole series of faces in square format, doing crazy stuff.
Up in the face… no personal space allowed.
I can totally see this as the hit of a party or wedding reception.
There’s something me and Bryan Jones just couldn’t put a finger on… something about it that makes it so endearing.
It has to do with shooting through the circle.
Yes the lighting is cool.
Yes it’s often more of a caricature Than a picture
I’m just someone somewhere has stumbled across it in a similar fashion… but they sure didn’t share it much, because it didn’t catch on.





Put the flash on the lowest setting… i was doing 1/128th
Use a super wide that is short enough that it won’t actually go through the ring flash.
Use a ring flash like this Ray Flash – (Also available at OPGear)
Put the aperture up at around f/8
Be careful to focus on the eyes really well.
And then just get CLOSE.
And be creative.
Camera+Flash+RayFlash+8mm lens+Characters
















And I thought I could be sensible and take off the ring flash.
Or I could be half lazy and half non-sensible and one more half inquisitive.
Apparently the 8mm is available for $900 from B&H – Nikon version here
And the Ray Flash is available through places like pictureline – here – (Also available at OPGear)
my guess is they’ll be selling out fast with sites like Strobist and Photofocus featuring it soon.









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