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10/18/2012 06:40:26 AM · #1 |
so heres what I'm looking for..a nice inexpensive flash that can work off camera. I'm sub-par when it comes to knowing about flash photography, but after doing about 6 maybe 7 weddings I know its inevitable I'm going to have to get better at it. I've been lucky so far, and only done weddings where I know I have natural light, and setting have been flash friendly. I do have studio strobes, but again not much experience working them due to a lack of room to set them up. Any help greatly appreciated.
I have to say again, DPChallenge and the photographers within kick b*&t, the photography here is amazing like always, still blows my mind. |
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10/18/2012 06:49:59 AM · #2 |
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10/18/2012 06:52:08 AM · #3 |
Here's a ton of condensed info about the topic..
Are you more looking for the item or the technique? |
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10/18/2012 08:00:35 AM · #4 |
| I got a mini-wide slave for Xmas a few years ago, and it's dumb so it can be powered by your onboard flash. Only about $35, runs off 2 AAs. Now, it isn't that versatile - can't be angled like a *real* flash can, but you can give it to someone to hold, then set it off with your flash. Hours of fun!! ;-) |
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10/18/2012 09:05:58 AM · #5 |
The version I had some capacitor issues. Pay the extra few bucks and go for the 560 version II, or if you want TTL (you do for on body work) then go for the 565. |
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