An off-camera flash lighting blog that will teach you how to use your digital camera and small flashes like a pro. Thousands of photographers all learning together.
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Info is sketchy at this point. But the Strobist Flickr group is pretty much at DEFCON 1, of course. On a discussion thread, Flickr user "Cotswald," who is apparently involved with the company, says:
• We WILL be selling these in Europe. I won't...
Last week I was in San Miguel de Allende, which sits at over 6,000 feet of elevation in the central Mexican highlands.
(Town motto: Meh, oxygen is overrated…)
There for a Santa Fe Workshops lighting gig with Rosi, Beth, Françoise, Sara and two...
UPDATE: As I suspected would happen, there is some really good info already developing in the comments from Elinchrom owners. If you are reading email or RSS versions, be sure to check it out. And FWIW, I expect this ongoing comment discussion will be...
With apologies to every art student and teacher, ever, today marks the second in an occasional series of chats with Old Masters.
These guys were the original connoisseurs of light, and that is the framework under which we interview them -- as...
No, not as in the vapid, Paris Hilton sense. But rather the laws-of-thermodynamics sense.
Made-for-photography gels are meant to be used near theatrical light sources. So they can handle the heat. But even still, the front lens of your flash can get...
I don't quite understand the editor's opinions.
The world's best photographers, the likes of Scott Kelby, Joe McNally, Moose Peterson frequently refer to this blog as "THE" source for information on flash photography - and yet - the Editor places daily pics of dogs in 9 point plus section, while Strobist, who is a surefire help for any flash problem is down at 7 something. You got to be kidding.
Check it out, and write a review and put the editor in charge to shame.
One of the largest, most informative blogs regarding off camera lighting, and affordable alternatives for some expensive equipment; I learned everything I know about lighting through Strobist and the 30,000+ members of the Strobist group on Flickr would give it high regards as well!
This is the first place to look for information about off-camera lighting. Not only is it a great blog,but there is a wealth of information stored up and easily acessable. David Hobby is remarkable teacher. Just go there.
