I suppose, in the name of full disclosure, I should start out saying that I am wary about writing this review. This is mostly because I'm not deeply versed in flash photography. By that, I mean that I studied the technical aspects of flash photography while in school and I used a variety of flashes and setups as well, but in all honesty it was something that I didn't master and mostly fudged around with until I got it right. I was spoiled and shot mostly with strobes in a studio setting, but still used a speedlight, just not many times. So, if you are looking for a laboratory test/technical review where someone goes in-depth about verifying the guide number, measures the color temperature of the light, or whether or not it will blend... this is not it.
Showing posts with label flash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flash. Show all posts
Thursday, February 16, 2012
On The Cheap: Yongnuo YN-467 Speedlite Review
Labels:
Advice,
canon,
Canon 430EX II,
E-TTL,
Exposure,
flash,
Freelancing,
On-Camera Flash,
Photography,
portraits,
Review,
Speedlight,
White Balance,
YN-467,
YN-468,
Yongnuo 467
Monday, July 11, 2011
Richard and Judy's 50th Anniversary...
Awhile back I mentioned that Howard Photography was booked for it's first official portrait session. Now that the finished disks are in the mail, I figured I would share the results. Richard, Judy, and the entire family were great clients. They had ideas of what they wanted but were still open to my ideas and they were very patient considering how hot the weather was. It still amazes me that the entire session took less than 2 hours to complete, but like I said, this family was really helpful and organized.
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Here are their photos:
Labels:
18-55mm,
flash,
Freelancing,
Photography,
portraits,
T2i,
Yongnuo 467
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