Radio triggers—like a Pocket Wizard or Yongnuo—wirelessly fires a studio strobe or a speedlight off camera. Here’s how to secure the trigger so it won’t come crashing down when you move the light. Wrapping the Trigger Instead of letting the trigger dangle from a knuckle or from a knob, wrap
I just got back from a week in Cologne Germany at the MASSIVE Photokina photo expo. Now I’m a trade show veteran, but the sheer scale of this 7 day show is unbelievable. No wonder manufacturers wait to release their newest products until this big gathering of visual creatives, every
This tutorial is from a new class called Up and Running with Studio Strobes I just completed for Lynda.com. It is co-taught with my friend Abba Shapiro. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srP-EHdZUOA Wireless triggers can come in handy during a photoshoot and free up the photographer to focus on creative direction. In this tutorial,
Post by Rick Sammon & Joe Brady (MAC Group) Follow Wireless control of flashes and cameras can open up new opportunities to create images that have previously been difficult or even impossible to capture. PocketWizard Radios ability to fire flashes off camera without the use of cables allows you to
