Which Flash Should You Buy? ULTIMATE FLASH BUYING GUIDE! скачать в хорошем качестве

Which Flash Should You Buy? ULTIMATE FLASH BUYING GUIDE!

Visit our sponsor Adorama at http://sdp.io/adorama to buy your cameras, lenses & more! Tony & Chelsea Northrup teach you the basics of using a flash and provide specific recommendations for different flash models. They'll show you why you might (or might not) want features such as TTL, HSS, a bounce head, a round vs square flash head, and more! RETRO FLASHES: $59: FlashBack Junior (GN 39.4’) http://SDP.io/FBJR Works with ANY camera that supports a regular flash pin OR sync cable, which is almost every camera in the last 100 years Available in a variety of colors Totally manual Small flash surface $99: FlashBack Senior (GN 46’) http://SDP.io/FBSR Many colors available, fully analog controls Unfolds, creating a bigger surface area while still fitting in your bag, and yet still has a higher GN than the Junior. USB-C charging $94: FlashBack Lux Cadet (GN 30): http://SDP.io/FPLux MANUAL FLASHES $65: Flashpoint Zoom R2 Manual Flash (TT600) (GN 196’). http://SDP.io/FPZoom Adds R2 wireless for off-camera work Head tilts and turns for BOUNCE. Use the bounce card to light the entire room and still get a catchlight Head ZOOMS, so you can get more reach when you’re far away from your subject and zoomed in Has a flip-down diffuser for going wider than 24mm 4 AA batteries - get rechargeable batteries and keep an extra set. You can also power it with an external battery pack if you’re shooting a wedding or long event where you don’t have time to change batteries. We recommend Eneloop Pro batteries. $30 at http://SDP.io/EPAA Has HSS. HSS lets you use your flash outdoors in sunlight without needing an ND filter $139: Flashpoint Zoom Li-on Manual (GN 190’) http://SDP.io/FPZLion Same as the last flash, except: The flash with AA’s did 330 full-power flashes, and then you’d need to change AAs. This flash does 650 full-power flashes. And it’s twice the price, but you don’t have to buy separate batteries. TTL FLASHES $129: Flashpoint Zoom II AA TTL R2 (GN 197’) http://SDP.io/FPZAA Same GN as the manual flash, but about twice the price because it has TTL TTL requires talking to your camera, so you need to buy a different model that matches your camera. Available for Canon, Nikon, Sony, Olympus, Fuji, Panasonic. Automatically zooms when you zoom your lens 330 full-power flashes Also commands other R2 flashes Take one of your inexpensive flashes and put it in the corner of the room pointing up Separately light up the entire room while also using your on-camera flash to light your subject Adjust the output of both to balance the subject and ambient light $179: Flashpoint Zoom Li-on TTL http://SDP.io/FPTLion Same as the last flash, but uses the Li-on battery instead of AAs. Gets 650 flashes instead of 330. $229: Flashpoint Zoom Li-on III (GN 197’) http://SDP.io/FP3 Modeling light TTL/M switch on the side MINI FLASHES $159: Flashpoint Zoom Li-ion Mini http://SDP.io/FPMini (GN 118’) All the same features, but… Lower GN Smaller screen ROUND-HEAD FLASHES $199: Flashpoint Zoom Li-on X2 TTL http://SDP.io/FPX Demonstrate the effect of the accessories You can buy the Accessory Bundle kit ($257) or kits with triggers if you want to move it off-camera. You can even get kits with a light stand and umbrella. $329: Flashpoint Zoom Li-on X PRO: http://SDP.io/FPXPro So new we don’t have it Has a bounce flash, but also an optional front-facing flash 0:00 Introduction 0:47 Retro Flashback Flashes 4:28 Flash Guide Promo from northrup.photo 4:53 Manual Flashes 5:36 Bounce Flash 7:14 High-speed Sync (HSS) 8:18 Flash zoom head 11:08 AA batteries vs Li-Ion Batteries 11:27 TTL (Through-the-Lens) Flash Metering 13:21 Off-camera Flash (R2 Wireless) 15:19 Round-head Flashpoint Flashes 16:43 Summary