March 2009
Intermediate to advanced
320 pages
6h 44m
English

LINDSAY SILVERMAN OF NIKON is gonna hate me for this one. You see, to Lindsay, the mad scientist, genius, and general all-around muse of flash, it is not a strobe. It is a Speedlight. A flash, if you must. But never a strobe.
And, you know, he’s right. Strobe comes from the Greek word “strobos,” which means “act of whirling.” The classic description that goes with strobe would refer to a stroboscopic, or repeating, flash-type of light source. The gumball machine atop a police cruiser, for instance. That would be a strobe.
The word “Speedlight” also comes from a Greek root, meaning “marketing term.” Kidding!
Anyway, ...
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