Open flash photography

As photographers, we usually use two different techniques to capture our images: The first is freezing the moment and capturing the split second we are witnessing. The other option is using a long exposure, to show movement, changes, or show things we don't normally see with our eyes. But what if you combined these two concepts - freezing a moment while adding movement? Check

Certain higher end flashes have a strobe (AKA repeating flash) mode that can flash repeatedly, freezing a moving subject in various positions in a single

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I recently learned how to shoot "stroboscopic" photos and I thought I'd share what I learned. The word "stroboscopic" sounds daunting and super technical, but really all it means is "shooting a photo with a strobe light". In this case, the strobe light is an external flash... #Canon5DMarkII #flash

In slow sync flash mode, we are talking about shutter speeds well below the ones we usually use like 1/15th, 1/8th of a second etc. In a slow sync flash situation, the aperture controls the flash output and shutter speed controls the ambient light. So your subject will be illuminated by the flash and then the extended shutter speed takes in details from the background.