Controlling Ambient Light Using HSS (High-Speed-Sync) – a Flash Photography Tutorial A video tutorial by Randy Rock www.RandyRockVisual.com
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Controlling Ambient Light Using HSS (High-Speed-Sync) – a Flash Photography Tutorial A video tutorial by Randy Rock www.RandyRockVisual.com
Video Rating: 3 / 5
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15 responses to “Controlling Ambient Light Using HSS (High-Speed-Sync) – a Flash Photography Tutorial”
it’s funny how the grip is used…it seems like he forgot the purpose of it in portrait shooting! 🙂
LOL at some of the comments! I’m new to flash so this helped 🙂
I’ve seen more lively personalities at a funeral. Also, facial expressions are a good thingThey let the viewer know you’re alive!
Whats the name of the sync cable and hot shoe set?
Really needed this, thanks
Your using a battery grip and your still using the shutter button on your camera and not on the grip. Defeats the point of a grip other than battery life.
@xaxdrax1 the 600D, 60D or 7D only uses the pop-up flash to trigger external flash and so can ONLY do 1st curtain sync. So it can’t do 2nd curtain of HSS..
your exlpanation is wrong. the flash doesnt sync with the rear shutter. because the curtains are moving so fast HSS lets the flash shoots multiple flashes so you get an equal exposure over the whole image.
Can you use the built in wireless function of the 60D rather than using a cable?
What is your flash set at?
i watch this video before i go to bed. it helps me fall asleep.
it makes sense but cant actually focus and compose with a ND400 filter mounted, its gonna be too dark and a good ND400 costs about 100 USD
why don’t you use filters? the hss flashes are expensive as hell.
Good tutorial, thanks
Very good explanation. I have the same equipment – 60d, 430 ex ii, and it appears we have the same softbox as well. I’m going to order the flash cable right now.