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Dec 01, 2010 07:41 |  #1

I have a good flash and use it from time to time. Sometimes I am pleased with the results, but often I know it could be done better. I don't feel that I am up to speed enough on flash photography. A big part of the reason is that I just don't do that much of it, but I'd like at least have a much better understanding.

Does anyone have any books/resources/refere​nces they could recommend to get the most out of my flash. I am not interested in studio lighting with umbrellas, strobes, etc. I have a 7D, a 580EXII, and a diffuser. I am looking forward to playing with getting the flash off the camera now that I have the 7D with the wireless.


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Dec 01, 2010 08:25 |  #2

The best book I've seen is a new one by NK Guy, Mastering Canon EOS Flash Photography. It's excellent, all the technical info you could hope to need, and lots of practical stuff too.

For a dose of pure inspiration, Joe McNally's The Hot Shoe Diaries is the standard referecnce work for strobists. He uses Nikon, but it's not hard to translate into Canon-speak.


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Dec 01, 2010 10:54 |  #3

Here is a good read for flash photography techniques.... http://neilvn.com …h-photography-techniques/ (external link)


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Dec 01, 2010 12:25 |  #4

Coming Soon: Speedliter's Handbook (external link) by Syl Arena.

You can check his website at http://speedliting.com (external link)


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