Chapter Four. Hot-Shoe Flash Like a Pro
Quick Lighting Recipes for Using Flash Like a Pro
SHUTTER SPEED: 1/50 SEC F-STOP: F/16 ISO: 100 FOCAL LENGTH: 70MM | PHOTOGRAPHER: SCOTT KELBY
If there’s an industry phrase that throws a lot of photographers off, it’s “hot-shoe flash.” The reason is that you’d have to know, in the first place, that the small metal socket on the top of your camera body is called a “hot shoe.” Since so many folks don’t know that, before we dive into this chapter, I thought I’d endeavor to make the concept much clearer by breaking it down to its roots. That way, we can analyze the individual words (stop snickering ...
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