Understanding Flash Features: Guide Number, Recycle Time and Zoom
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- This week I'm going to explain some of the confusing features and numbers that you find when looking at your flash to help you understand and use your flash better!
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I've been trying to figure out guide numbers for 2 days and you've explained it so flawlessly. Subscribed!
Wow! Talking about "The Light Finally Came On" video…
It's the most concise video that I have seen that explains the actual difference between what the GN is and Flash-To-Subject Distance; and specifically how to apply the Table that are listed in the Speedlight Manuals…
I am truly learning some good photography stuff from your videos…Thank You!
Cheers Spyros!
+Spyros Heniadis Then how do you compensate for ISO 200, 400, 800 in order to use the Guide Number? When I am indoor, I would not use an ISO less than 400 as a rule of thumb? A 100 ISO number is typically the equivalent of film 100 ASA…That is where this standard came from since back in the day, we used to use Outdoor Daylight ASA100 and indoor and at night we used to use ASA400 and up...
Thank you for the additinal essential information. Great explanation and demonstration.
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OMG thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I have been struggling this evening with flash.
Thank you so much! You are a God sent!!!😍 Finally i can realy comprehend all these stuffs ...You make it so simple! I'm your fan.
Woooo!!! Just what I was looking for 💪🏼 great information
Great job explaining. Thanks
Really really well explained ! thanks a lot !
Just what I need. Thanks
ThAnX man.
Thank you!!
I have a question: if the GN decreases, should we decrease it with zoom or flash so that the GN remains the same if the zoom is changed?
Hi spyros.. wonderful explanation.
I do have one doubt... I own fuji x100s. Should i buy ef-x20 which is having a guide number 20 m at ISO 100. Is it sufficient to light most situations ? I am considering this because of size and how it looks on fuji x100s .. Rest big flashes look weird .
I feel since this camera has fixed 35mm lens equivalent.. We don't normally take pictures from really long distance right..?
Excellent video thanks. Are guide numbers standardized by Iso?
thanks
can u suggest me a camera between these canon 6D nikon d750 or nikon D610 , the lenses i choosed are tamron 70-200 f2.8 di vc usd and nikkor 85mm f 1.8 g , thanks
nikon d750 brand new with 1 year warranty costs me 1507$ in pakistan , and tamron 70-200 f2.8 di vc usd 948$ and 85mm 474$ , canon 6d is 1232$ and d610 1138$ , prices are for brand new products , what u think is it worthit d750 extra 400$ from d610 and 300$ from 6d
how about max sync speed?
Waiting for you to show us the numbers on the flash. I have no idea what you’re talking about