November 2017
Beginner to intermediate
208 pages
5h 11m
English

Flashes are pretty great on their own for freezing motion—that sudden burst of light does wonders for freezing whatever is in front of you. But, there are a few scenarios where that doesn’t work as well as you’d think. If the thing (or person) you’re shooting with flash is moving, and you see a blurring from the motion, the first thing you can try is to simply lower the power of your flash. That increases the speed of that tiny burst of flash big time, so it’ll freeze stuff like you can’t believe when you set your flash to a low power setting. If you were at 1/1 power (full power) and lowered it to 1/4 power, your freezing motion ...
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