About flash
- Thread starter eric8526
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this is not the first time you're asking something like this, so why are you posting in Kopitiam?
you do know the rubbish that flies around in here don't you?
you do know the rubbish that flies around in here don't you?
Sorry, I don't no I was at the correct place ma. Nornmal professional photographer has how many flash? I had one sunblitz Di 933 a for Sony a55.
But my flash only had one shoot. I cannot had continue shooting. What should I do.
Thank q
without sounding too rude, but we know you are planing to charge for your services, and you asking a question like this?
I really hope your clients don't surf ClubSNAP.
please don't ask for quick fix.
it could be you shooting with flat batteries,
or you shoot on ISO 100
or you shoot flash with ceiling bounce in a big ball room with 5m ceiling or low ceiling painted in black
or you shoot everything in f11
or you shoot your subjects at 10m away.
how to answer you when we even don't know what is going on?
anyway, what you should do now is to brush up your basic photography.
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Ask rubbish.. get rubbish :bsmilie:
Kei is very smart
Need hwlp for Event photohelp help please
NEED HELP FOR PHOTOGRAPY
show girls photo
Trouble with Night Shoot
if after over a year, even with Uncle Catchlight's help and he refuses to help himself and continues to start a post and disappear...
no one can help him
But my flash only had one shoot. I cannot had continue shooting. What should I do.
Thank q
Ok, I take it that you are attempting repeating flash. It took me a while to figure it out. The video below helped me.
[video=youtube;g4fK3yvJLZM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g4fK3yvJLZM[/video]
Only high end flashes have that feature though. (Nikon's version are SB 800 and SB 900. Not sure about other brand. Sorry)
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Sorry, I don't no I was at the correct place ma. Nornmal professional photographer has how many flash? I had one sunblitz Di 933 a for Sony a55.
But my flash only had one shoot. I cannot had continue shooting. What should I do.
Thank q
1) Define what you meant by 'normal' professional photographer (is there a 'special' professional photographer?)
2) Define what you meant by your flash only had one shoot, you mean, you shoot 1 time and the bulb blow and you need to change the bulb or the entire flash exploded and you need to change the entire flash?
As for how many flash a photographer has depend on how many he or she needed for the job to be done.
As usual... no head no tail question... how you aspect anyone to answer?
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Sion
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Thank q. By the way sorry for posting in the wrong place. I'm very sorry.
"Improve without help is an improvement itself" - Laozi.
Peter, Can you help me? But I'm not sure what's my problem, and I don't feel like posting the photo as reference. And what I was trying to do is confidential.
Please be helpful in solving my problem. And don't copy those helpful brothers who post sarcastic remarks. You are my only hope.
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Yes, poor Eric, got people feel sorry for him.. But no help either, just comments on other people's comments. Like this one. :bsmilie:
It's quite difficult to guess what you really need. Let me give a try on the first part of your post.
I'm not a Pro, but love to watch them work.
Normally I see them only use one, but with reflectors held by their assistant.
Having saying this, I strongly believe they have at least another one backup Flash unit in their bag. It would be crazy for a pro to go on assignment without backup.
On rare occasion, I saw some are using 2 flashes. One mounted on camera while other mounted on flash stand with diffuser and he did have reflectors like previous one too. According to him, diffuser is better than umbrella, since umbrella can topple easily under strong wind. And the person I asked does have the 3rd Flash in his bag as backup.
I hope this help, if you are not referring to repeating flash.
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Thank q. By the way sorry for posting in the wrong place. I'm very sorry.
it is not nobody want to help you.
we not able to help you is because we don't understand your question.
