Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Intense Review on the Phottix Odin TTL Trigger for Canon
Intense Review on the Phottix Odin TTL Trigger for Canon
One of my current students showed up at our Portrait Photo class
with a set of these units last night
These units are the easiest and most reliable ETTL with High Speed sync capability that I have ever seen
I have used several models including one of the first unit to ever offer radio control with HSS of the Canon speed lites, they were often not reliable
These Phottix units seem very reliable
of course we only used them for a few minutes
But I was very impressed with their ETTL, HSS and zone or grouping of remote flash units capability
Cheers!
Steve
Steve Lott
Photographer and Educator
of photographers
One of my current students showed up at our Portrait Photo class
with a set of these units last night
These units are the easiest and most reliable ETTL with High Speed sync capability that I have ever seen
I have used several models including one of the first unit to ever offer radio control with HSS of the Canon speed lites, they were often not reliable
These Phottix units seem very reliable
of course we only used them for a few minutes
But I was very impressed with their ETTL, HSS and zone or grouping of remote flash units capability
Cheers!
Steve
Steve Lott
Photographer and Educator
of photographers
Monday, April 30, 2012
Save Time Importing into LightRoom
Importing images into LR we often find our self using many of the exact same steps
I like to add 5 points of Black to every image I import
as well as automate many of the other importing steps
Once you get to the screen that allows you to select which images to import or eliminate the few you do not want to import, notice a thin Black line at the bottom of that window titled "Import Preset"
Click where it says None and you should get a pop up window allowing you to create (name) a preset for this
Cheers !
Steve
I like to add 5 points of Black to every image I import
as well as automate many of the other importing steps
Once you get to the screen that allows you to select which images to import or eliminate the few you do not want to import, notice a thin Black line at the bottom of that window titled "Import Preset"
Click where it says None and you should get a pop up window allowing you to create (name) a preset for this
Cheers !
Steve
Thursday, March 29, 2012
sample model release
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CZ0e3bpz16wwM-QDNMXFoJ81J_r7jouwptqPwezZ1iY/edit
click on the above url to go to it
steve
click on the above url to go to it
steve
Thursday, March 22, 2012
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