Make your Speedlights 100% Reliable for Flash Photography
Thu, 2010-07-08 11:00 | 
It’s Thursday again so I’d like to share with you a little treasure that I discovered this week. If you are using Speedlights then you wil want to know how to use them 100% reliable. And I found a little eBook that masterfully answeres exactly that need. As good as this is for you, for me that’s a tradgedy,
because the book covers a lot of the stuff that actually I wanted to cover in my next eBook. But my revenge knows no mercy: I spoil the authors secrets and go through his book in the video below. Make sure you watch it:
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Click here and in order to get Ed's eBook
Get 100% Reliable Flash Photography for just $9.95
And here are my bonuses:
1.
If you tell me your biggest takeaway from 100% Reliable Flash Photography, then I will try to dive into the very same topic in my upcoming eBook on Speedlight Photography. I will send you a copy of my book as soon as I got the first really good draft.
2.
If you tell me what topic is missing in 100% Reliable Flash Photography or which topic you would like to see covered more in depth, then I will give you access to my eBook Beijing Blueprints and all it’s download material such as checklists, model contracts and the like.
To get one or both bonusses just buy 100% Reliable Flash Photography via my afilliate links above or here, forward me a copy of your email sales reciept and answer one or both questions above.
Good deal? Wonderful! I hope with your input I can draft an eBook that is at least as good as Ed Verosky's... tough time ahead of me.
See you next Thursday and until then
I wish you good light!
-- Michael
Related links:
This video on Youtube: Photography with Speedlights - 100% Reliable
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seems like a great book, downloading it right now. Don't know when I will be finished reading. I'll try to let you know witch part I'll like to see more covered.
keep up the great work!
kichu bujlam na.........
Pardon me, what does that mean?
Good light!
-- Michael
Like your blog......I came across it while I was looking up info for my Phottix Atlas triggers. You had a video posted demonstrating the triggers. On your blog I found a link to 100% Reliable Flash Photography and immediately downloaded it......It looks great so far........Remember, keep shooting and have some fun!
Hi David!
Thank you so much! I had a look at your blog and I really like that one too. A lot of valuable tips and links!
I wish you good light!
-- Michael
Hi Michael I have read the book of Ed. I must say it's a very good one and it has teached me allot about lighting setup's.
here are my remarks about your questions:
1. the INDOOR & OUTDOOR LIGHTING techniques. it's very handy to see how to position your speedlights at what distance to place them and on what power to set your flash. I don't see how you could describe this better, maybe you could include a one page card you can carry with you, that covers all the setups. (like an index).
2.the topic I missed the most is a topic about the equipment you can use. As for me (I just started with flash photography and I still need to buy equipment) it's not so easy to find what equipment is best for a starter, there are so many things they sell, and I would like to know what’s best to start with( please refer to a website like he did but one that is accessible! the zebra site is one big mess)
For example: when i bought my first speedlight I also bought this set of accessory's http://www.viewfinderphotography.co.uk/product_view.php?prod_id=477 , I don't know it what case I should use wha, so it would be handy to see when to use a dish, when a dome or other stuff. Or tell me if I actually need all that?
I hope my review is helpful to you for your upcoming book.
goodluck with it!
Hi Kris!
That's awesome feedback! Thank you so much! Seems like neither this ebook nor the Marc Wallace videos that you mentioned on Facebook address this type of question.
I'll try to shoot a quick little video to answer this as soon as I can.
In the meantime, I'll send you the download link for my last ebook.
I wish you good light!
-- Michael
Hi Michael
I'm happy the feedback was useful. if you need additional feedback on something you wrote (if it's understandable for a newbie) feel free to ask.
have a great day,
greetings
Kris
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