Jan 14, 2014 15:28 | #1 Liking it so far, but realized that with my Yongnuo RF-603's I had to take a picture to be able to take a meter reading, well, I took my Cowboy Studio NTP-4's put one on the camera and one on the fash and found I could use another one to trigger the flash only, then with my remote shutter release I could take the picture with flash, Only problem I see is going to be battery replacement in the Cowboy Studio NTP-4's.
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digitalparadise Awaiting the title ferry...  More info | Jan 14, 2014 15:37 | #2 I did the similar thing with my STE3 and L358. I take the STE3 off camera are fire the flash/s using the test button and make adjustments at the spot I'm at. Image Editing OK
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inkista Senior Member  700 posts Likes: 95 Joined Oct 2007 Location: San Diego, CA, USA More info | Jan 14, 2014 16:21 | #3 DigitalDon wrote in post #16605461  Liking it so far, but realized that with my Yongnuo RF-603's I had to take a picture to be able to take a meter reading... Only problem I see is going to be battery replacement in the Cowboy Studio NTP-4's. Maybe when the 23A in the Tx unit dies, look into the RF-603 II I'm a woman. I shoot with a Fuji X100T, Panasonic GX-7, Canon 5DmkII, and 50D. flickr stream
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Jan 14, 2014 17:40 | #4 Thanks, I checked them out and looks interesting, but I will be stuck with the Yongnuo RF-603c's and the Oppilas/E3 wireless shutter remote control.
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Jan 14, 2014 17:44 | #5 digital paradise wrote in post #16605488 I did the similar thing with my STE3 and L358. I take the STE3 off camera are fire the flash/s using the test button and make adjustments at the spot I'm at. Thanks digital paradise
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digitalparadise Awaiting the title ferry... More info | Jan 14, 2014 21:54 | #6 Amazing how much difference exposure can be when distance to subject changes. Image Editing OK
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Haven't played around with my Sekonic 308s much but noticing when I import images to Lightroom 4 they are not under exposed like most all my pictures were before getting a flash meter and it doesn't take as much (lR4) slidder movements as it did before to get the pictures like I want them. Glad I bought the meter.
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