Thank you, Mark.
There may be some hope for me after all. LOL
dtufino Goldmember 4,040 posts Likes: 605 Joined Apr 2006 Location: New York Gritty More info | Canon 580EXII, triggered by PW Mini/Flex HyperSync 1/1000th sync!
-David T.
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Tobi. Senior Member 469 posts Joined Feb 2010 Location: Germany More info | Oct 25, 2011 14:53 | #4863 Just drop by if you're ever around. I might even make some new ones.
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Oct 25, 2011 15:14 | #4864 t5i with kit lens, Canon Nifty Fifty, Sigma 530 super, Nikon SB-24(2), Canon 40mm f2.8, Canon 28-135 IS, Tokina 11-16mm f2.8, Canon 70-200 f2.8
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Bagman Senior Member  273 posts Likes: 5 Joined Jun 2010 Location: Toronto More info | Oct 25, 2011 15:35 | #4865 Nice shot, togish1. If I may, my only suggestion would be for the male model to button-up a bit EOS 70D | Canon 70-200mm F4L IS | Tamron 17-50mm F2.8 XR Di II | 430EX II | Lowepro Nova 170AW & Slingshot 202AW
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Oct 25, 2011 15:54 | #4866 yea i know....i lost the better shots when he was buttoned up....i accudentally deleted the files :/ t5i with kit lens, Canon Nifty Fifty, Sigma 530 super, Nikon SB-24(2), Canon 40mm f2.8, Canon 28-135 IS, Tokina 11-16mm f2.8, Canon 70-200 f2.8
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mininut Senior Member  470 posts Likes: 8 Joined Jul 2008 Location: West Midlands, United Kingdom More info | Oct 25, 2011 18:54 | #4867 from another thread but fits here too... Single Lencarta with beauty dish.  M. 5DIII | 5DII | 1Ds Mk II | Σ 70-200 f/2.8 EX DG | Σ 85 1.4 | Σ50 1.4 | Tamron 28-75 f/2.8 Di | Tamron 17-35 Di Lots of lights!
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Oct 26, 2011 00:24 | #4868 Honestly i didn't care about it. Just some quick snaps because i was excited about using my new triggers and umbrella LIGHT>LENS>BODY
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boerewors Goldmember  1,948 posts Likes: 4 Joined Sep 2009 Location: South African living in Indonesia More info | Oct 26, 2011 06:21 | #4869 dtufino wrote in post #13303748  Canon 580EXII, triggered by PW Mini/Flex HyperSync 1/1000th sync!
why the high shutter speed? Doesent that reduce the output power of the flash? The most important piece of gear you own, resides in your head and its called your brain.
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gonzogolf dumb remark memorialized More info | Oct 26, 2011 06:32 | #4870 boerewors wrote in post #13308487 why the high shutter speed? Doesent that reduce the output power of the flash? Its the only way to lower bright ambient and maintain shallow depth of field without using ND filters.
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dtufino Goldmember 4,040 posts Likes: 605 Joined Apr 2006 Location: New York Gritty More info | Oct 26, 2011 07:31 | #4871 gonzogolf wrote in post #13308512 Its the only way to lower bright ambient and maintain shallow depth of field without using ND filters. !!!!BINGO!!!! -David T.
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mikewinburn Goldmember  1,609 posts Likes: 6 Joined Jan 2010 Location: NYC More info | Oct 26, 2011 08:12 | #4872 dtufino, Gear: The Official Gear List / Market Feedback / Sig thread #2468
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dtufino Goldmember 4,040 posts Likes: 605 Joined Apr 2006 Location: New York Gritty More info | Oct 26, 2011 08:24 | #4873 mikewinburn wrote in post #13308780 dtufino, when i click your blogspot link, it says "page not found". I use a TT5 system, and i notice decreased output when in hypersync... still good results; at times I have to move the umbrella closer to the subject when moving past the FP barrier. (Outdoors, at least.) Are you just using the FLEX TT5 or do you have the Mini TT1 with the flex? -David T.
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TrailBoss Member 46 posts Joined Mar 2009 Location: Austin, TX More info | Oct 26, 2011 08:47 | #4874 dtufino wrote in post #13308648 Also, with the pocket wizard flex and mini, you don't lose any flash output no matter how fast the shutter speeds... i've shot @ 1/8000th w/ full flash and got some amazing results.... Using a flash and shooting a shutter speed at or below your camera's sync speed has no impact on the flash exposure part of your image. However, shooting at a shutter speed faster than your camera's sync speed puts the flash into HSS (high speed sync) and does affect the flash exposure part of an image. The faster the shutter speed above your camera's sync speed the less flash exposure you will get on your image (for any particular level of flash output). If your flash has enough power to compensate for the faster shutter speeds, you won't see a difference on the flash exposure part of your image. If it doesn't have enough power then the flash exposure part of your image will be underexposed.
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dtufino Goldmember 4,040 posts Likes: 605 Joined Apr 2006 Location: New York Gritty More info | Check out the pocketwizard Hypersync videos on you tube and they'll explain how it works.... but i've shot at full power and hypersync and the flash output was all even for me.... -David T.
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