learn how to light, strobist style
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Learning how to use off-camera flash with your dSLR to take your photos to the next level. Or the next ten levels.
David Hobby, strobist.com
Infrared
Limited to one brand
Limited in broad daylight
Line of sight needed
Cons
Pros
Settings on camera
High speed flashing
Optical slaves
needs master light
Limited in range
Needs Line of sight
Cons
Pros
No extra components
How to work with light
Light travels in straight lines
Light works best at an angle
Shadows are part of light
Photos under CC license by:Rupert German (flickr.com/photos/rupert-germann): setup shot
Mariano Kamp (flickr.com/photos/mkamp): chess shot
e-magic (flickr.com/photos/ emagic): cable guy
Michael Jones (flickr.com/photos/chealion): pocketwizard
Ragnar Jensen (flickr.com/photos/ragnar1984): strobistsmurf
Andy Gock (flickr.com/photos/andygock): cactus triggers
Philgarlic (flickr.com/photos/philgarlick): red filter
Jon Iraundegi (flickr.com/photos/joniraundegi): radio
Patrick Brosset (flickr.com/photos/gnackgnackgnack): light
Steven Wampler (flickr.com/photos/sgw): light modifiers
Tio (flickr.com/photos/66179962@N00): studio flash
Nick Wheeler (flickr.com/photos/nickwheeleroz): umbrella shot
Myself
Filip Bunkens
http://www.pitslamp.be
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