Banpo Bridge, Seoul

When I have enough time, I like to fire off a few frames in the high key when I’m working a shoot. It doesn’t work all the time and like a lot of different styles it has it’s place, but when it works the way I want it to the results are often a lot of fun. And then you go purple.

SB80DX @ 1/4 (?) power, softbox, high camera left,
SB80DX @ 1/8 (?) power, camera right, camera right
* Flashwaves Triggers

Tutorial video on Nikon s CLS for the SB-600/SB-800 Speedlights

This tutoria video teaches you the basics about how to use the flash/speedlight  and its exterior controls (tilt / pan for bounce) and interior controls (flash modes) and a lot of demonstration animations. It is written in PLAIN english to help people to understand what a flash have to offer. Yes, you still need to read the user’s manual for detailed instructions and references. Enjoy!

Music: Autumn Leaves by John Coltrane

Note: Sorry for the errors in the video about panning, 22.5º is actually 45º, 45º is actually 90º, and 90º is actually 180º.

(via http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=One9CMWJQzI)

Here is a Nikon tutorial video  for use of R1C1 Speedlight.

For more tutorials please visit www.nikon-is-different.com

Agfa-Gevaert A.G., München

i interested in this flash for miniportrait M402

Electronic flash unit with computerized flash duration. Adjustable on 0,4 – 5 meter (green indication, aperture 4 at 21 Din) and on 0,5 to 8 meter (yellow indication, aperture 8 at 21 Din). Computer can be switched off. Handy aperture table for various distances, adjustable for film sensitivities from 12 – 30 Din (12 – 800 Asa) at the back. Flash range from 50 cm till 8 meters. Guide number 32 for 21 Din and 22 for 18 Din. Illumination angle 35 mm film wide-angle lens F = 35 mm; pan reflector. Recycling time 8 sec. Accessory shoe contact and plug for flash cord; cord included. Power supply from 2 penlites of 1,5 volt. Instruction booklet in 8 languages available.

Bought via Marktplaats (kind of E-bay) in July 2007 together with 3 camera’s and other accessories.

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TTL vs ETTL compare| Canon 580EXii / 430 EXii Speedlite
http://www.canonspeedlitedvd.com

- This is a short video which explains the concepts of TTL and ETTL flash metering systems. Flash photography can be extremely tricky, so I made this video in hopes it would help you learn what TTL and ETTL are and how they are different. Its just one of many lessons from my new DVD: Canon 580 EXII \ 430EXII Speedlite Crash Course. Over 3.5 hours of awesome lessons.

It can be ordered from the following link: http://www.michaelthemaven.com

Nikon Speedlight SB-26

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A modest upgrade of the SB-25, the SB-26 adds two functions: an 18mm diffuser and the ability to function as a wireless slave flash. Introduced in 1994.

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Nikon Speedlight SB-26 (니콘 SB-26) 상세스펙

GN:	118 (ft), 36 (m)
Weight:	13.8 oz (390g) (w/o batteries)
Size:	5.3” (135mm) tall x 3.1” (79mm) wide x 4” (101mm) deep
Power:	four AA batteries
Recycle Time:	7 seconds minimum (full discharge)
# of Flashes:	~150 at full manual
Flash Duration:	1/1000
Coverage:	(102 degrees horizontal, 90 degrees vertical) 18mm lens; also supports 20mm, 24mm, 28mm, 35mm, 50mm, 70mm, and 85mm coverage
Case:	SS-24 included
Key Features:	TTL flash control on most TTL-capable Nikon bodies, monitor pre-flash on F90/N90 or later bodies; Full power TTL, seven power level manual, and Automatic (six apertures) settings. LCD panel shows settings. Rear curtain sync. High Speed sync, Repeating flash, red-eye reduction, wireless remote. The SB-26 can synchronize with up to four additional flashes via cables. Unlimited numbers of SB-26’s can be fired in the wireless remote mode. Head tilts from –7 degrees below horizontal up to 90 degrees above horizontal, and rotates -180 degrees to plus 90 degrees clockwise. Built-in diffuser card. Aufofocus assist light. External power source terminal, TTL multiple flash terminal, sync/multiple flash terminal. Nikon’s Other Speedlights SB-1, SB-2, SB-3, SB-4, SB-5, SB-6, SB-7E, SB-8E, SB-9, SB-10, SB-E, SB-11, SB-12, SB-14, SB-140, SB-15, SB-16, SB-17, SB-18, SB-19, SB-20, SB-21, SB-22, SB-22s, SB-23, SB-24, SB-25, SB-26, SB-27, SB-28/SB-28DX, SB-29/SB-29s, SB-30, SB-50DX, SB-80DX http://www.bythom.com/sb26.htm

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92 Red.                    Color densitometry.
96                               Neutral Density Filter No. 96.
98 Blue.                    Equivalent to No. 47B plus No. 2B filter.
99 Green.                 Equivalent to No. 61 plus No. 16 filter.
102 Yellow-green. Converts barrier-layer photocell response to eye luminosity response.
106 Amber.              Converts an S-4 type photocell response to the eye-luminosity response.
Note:  For more information about filters, see Publication B-3, KODAK Photographic Filters Handbook,
available through your photographic dealer.