Learn more: http://bit.ly/109yMKz In this webinar, host Joe Brady has wedding photographer, Cliff Mautner, in the studio. Cliff shares why and how he uses Po…
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Recent Posts
For receptions, would have loved to see a comparison to bounced flash (no
modifiers) to off camera.
Wish they would CC these videos so us deaf photographers could tell what
they are saying.
Thanks…VERY informative….I have been wondering how you can maintain the
flash distance constant (a light stand or a monopod with an assistant). If
you don’t understand what he is talking about, maybe you shouldn’t be
shooting your first wedding yet. The number 1 issue is the flash distance
to the subject has to be constant. Otherwise, you have to adjust your
flash power output accordingly. If you are shooting solo, you have to use
a light stand. If you have an assistant (friends and relatives), you can
use a monopod. BTW, there are tons of ways to setup your off camera flash
system on the cheap. You don’t have to use the Pocket Wizard.
38:00 minutes. Flashbender was going in two different directions for each
shot, one flick of the minitt1 and he gets the ‘perfect exposure’, ya
right!!
these guys are sooo boring
So great to see how simple his main setup is.
This is The guy. He also uses a Rogue Flashbender.
awesome video, If you use canon speedlites 600ex-rt don’t need pocket
wizard triggers
Now That was an Very Awesome and informative webinar!!
Some comments:
– Thanks to china there are more reasonable priced items with TTL and
Manual and High SYNC flash, search for NEEWER trigger for canon or nikon
– Out camera flash, is not to be scare a reason to not use it, it’s because
is a lot more complicated to shoot, you have to spend into a new assistant
or to setup the tripod, that takes time.
– And as you can learn in the middle of the video, light meters are useless
if you are a photographer that needs to shoot several shoots fast, the
screen is enough and there’s also always the post processing exposure
compensation option.
Getting the info is great for the info. But its about selling the products
how many want the AC3 now?
big thanks guys as always very informative !
Take this as constructive criticism but there was clearly a lot of post
production in this video, that said where are all the images from the
shoot, first time I’ve seen a demo video on photography where photographs
weren’t actually used to illustrate before, after, desired effect etc. BTW
for 50 dollars Cactus V6 triggers do the same and control 4 lights plus can
act as a camera remote. Also interesting to see a “pro” say he doesn’t use
back button focus, he highly recommends it but doesn’t use it … it’s the
way to go but not for me .. ODD!
This dude repeats himself over and over.
Well my opinion, I don’t consider photographers as professional
photographers cause there first shot is not always right. They always have
to change the setting, weather the shutter, aperture, ISO or exposure
compensation. I been doing photography for over 3 years and I don’t
consider myself a professional photographers but I can take some good photo
when changing the settings to get the right exposure. But when it comes to
wedding you have to move fast for every shoot and know which lens and
setting to use, which is not fun. I’m more like to shot models or portrait
cause I can take my time in changing the setting to get the right exposure.
In wedding your shooting like 300 or 400 images. Not all 300 or 400 will
come out right. Thats why photographers use software to fix there photo
that went wrong. I just did my first wedding shoot and only did 300 images
a group shoot that i did outside was really sunny and it was not easy work
around. My group was 15 people and is not like i have time to set up
wireless speed light around them to get the right shoot as some people need
to rush to get from church, to the park, wedding reception and so for. So
if your taking a 3 people shoot you don’t want to be taking 3 or 4 shot
until is right. The people don’t know whats going on until you have the
right shoot. These people are trying to move on to what they are doing but
can’t cause you still trying to get the right shoot. Also you would need
someone to assist you in carry your equipment. Cause imagine running from
place to place, taking things out your car and hopefully you didn’t leave
any piece of equipment at the church. Well thats my opinion.
good work, bad attitude :)
Nice,good video photography,also u can publish your video in Youpic.
I truly love your simple approach. thx for the info. What was the power
level of flash used when you shot the two ladies and gentleman when you
first fired off ( before your adjustments)?
too much jargon for a beginner
Easy Off-Camera Flash for Wedding Photography with Cliff Mautner
when he was talking about what set him apart, some of the things he was
talking about reminded me very much of what Joe Buisink was talking about
in his B&H seminar
Canon 600 EX-RT replaced all this system. You need to go advanced with the
technologies. Use your Brain to keep up with the market. Learn from the
leaders and I’m not a Canon fan !!!
Don’t forget to mention the Phottix Odin system, witch is easier and less
equipmet to buy, rather than using the pocketwizard system