I had the good fortune to do a podcast with Jack Howard of Adorama’s TechTock earlier this week. We rambled through my thoughts on Strobism as a Canon shooter, why off-camera flash is so important, how to do high-speed sync, and much more.
You can give it a listen just below or find it on iTunes.
There’s a lot of great info on the TechTock site. Click on the pic below to head on over there.
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Can't tell you how excited I am to have found this site (saw it on McNally's blog promoting your upcoming book – also looking forward to that!). Having gotten sucked into the Kelby Media Training stuff (which is really very good), all I hear about when it comes to flash is Nikon stuff (mainly via McNally). So the lighting concepts and info are amazing, but the Canon-specific stuff isn't there – and it matters, at least to me.
But now I've found this site! Ahhhhh…..nice!
Thanks!