Simple steps for working with Flash and Strobe.

In today's episode of PhotoKitchen we ask the question, "is there a better way to work and use flash/strobe in a studio setting?"
And we think we might have cracked the code, or at least created a much better workflow that seen presented by previous photographers, editors, and influencers.
Plus we make a case for the actual need for a Light Meter!
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[@troygee734]

I'm watching your video for the fourth or fifth time. I must say even in my early state i was coming to that thought on my own but every thing else refers to the triangle. My question came about when whatching different photographers in studio and notice their initial
f/ stop is f11, f8, or f5.6.
Somehow this was bringing me to what your video is talking about. To your point, when i listen to your video it makes sense to me.

[@PhotoKitchen425]

Thank you for watching. As I said, I don't think I have re-invented anything, but I do think photographers are not thinking about their depth of field first, and locking that in.

[@hellyeahyoudid]

Thank you so much for sharing your insights on a better way to work and use flash/strobe in a studio setting. Your expertise has provided valuable techniques that will undoubtedly enhance the quality of my photography. I truly appreciate your willingness to share your knowledge and help others improve their craft.

[@PhotoKitchen425]

Thank you for watching.

[@look9005]

interesting... what about location, or using continuous light?

[@PhotoKitchen425]

Thank you for watching. Those videos are coming soon!