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Consider ZOOM To Be A Speedlite Modifier

Tweet When in Auto mode, the ZOOM function on your Speedlite was intended to make flash photography simple for people who don’t know what they are doing. When paired with a compatible lens, your Speedlite will reposition the flashtube so that the its angle of coverage is matched to what the lens sees. The range, [...]

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Speedlite = Speedlight

E-TTL = I-TTL

High-speed Sync = Auto FP Sync

That wasn't so hard, was it?

Archive for Modifiers

Consider ZOOM To Be A Speedlite Modifier

About How-To

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Have A Question About Speediting?

Speedliter’s Handbook (coming Fall 2010)

Lessons I Didn’t Learn In Photo School

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Secret Decoder Ring

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