You're awesome Taylor. So many photographers are unwilling to share knowledge or charge for it. The amount of knowledge you give back the wedding community is amazing and at no cost. Thank you.
Great video. Just one quick TTL tip for you, kind sir: fire the flash in TTL and if it's perfect first shot, hold the TCM button on the pro trigger for about 2 seconds and it transfers the last shot output to Manual flash mode, locking it in. Your trigger's LCD screen will now show Manual mode and the settings it has locked in. Therefore, it 'saves' you time rather than costing you time. When you do the TTL initial shot - zoom in on your main subject's face before firing, so the camera meters for that and not other parts of the scene, such as your bride's white dress/groom's dark suit. When you get used to it, it's literally one shot in TTL, convert to manual, fire away getting identical exposures every shot until you repeat the process for a different scene or change in lighting position/direction. For Canon shooters, follow what I said above, but instead of even taking the first shot you can simply press the exposure lock button, which will fire the flash without taking a shot and store the flash output. Then press the TCM button on the trigger for 2 secs, etc.
All of my presets, and how you can book more weddings: www.taylorjacksoncourses.com/members (Patreon content has all moved there) Part 2 coming in a few months! Compiling footage from all off camera segments at every wedding now. Links to the flashes: **********Make sure you get the N version for Nikon, C for Canon or S Version for Sony******** Flash here: amzn.to/312p9y0 Controller here: amzn.to/2YtYbSl
Very nice to see this technique still be used today. I was doing this 35 years ago using the Lumedyne system and Hasselblads. The advancement in technology has made this a nice super light and compact system to work with. Nice work and an enjoyable video.
You're amazing at teaching. I'm trying to gain the confidence to start shooting my own weddings. I've been second shooting for 4+ years. Thank you so much!
I'm more of an ambient light Photographer but I'm always looking for ways to improve and make my work standout over the competition. Flash Photography is something I would wanna incorporate to my arsenal especially now that places are reopening and clients are starting to pile up schedules. Thanks so much for this you inspire me!
i've been using the V1 and XproC with my Canon R5 and have been having some incredible shoots with it. Im loving the combo. Decided to go with the V1 over the profoto, mainly because of the price but I havent had any negatives yet so thats good. The one issue I run into is bouncing the light in a difficult situation, like different elevation ceilings or dark rooms etc. But been working around lol.
Great video. I tend to over analyze too much with the ocf stuff. And their are too many videos out their who advocate it. It's good to hear someone who keeps it grounded and for good reasons.
I know that I leave some potential quality not captured by bringing in modifiers, but I feel like it gets me 90% of the way there without making the wedding day all about the photographer and his gear rather than the couple haha.
@@TaylorJacksonPhoto I know what you mean. It's about following them, not vice versa. It doesn't take much as far as flash units, to spoil creativity though and actually LOOKING for things to capture.
I really like the way you explain things! Short, to the point, very practical! This is great information for anyone getting started with off camera flash!
Great vid taylor. I've done around 20 weddings and only used off camera flash in a few, with varying degrees of success and confidence. This was helpful for sure.
Good info - I shoot with flash probably 90% of the time - but sometimes ambient light works just fine - diffuser one one side, reflector on the other side
Go with the Flashpoint r2 pro mark ii if you are looking for a trigger. Same cost, has more options to use and the buttons are back lit. Flashpoint/godox work together.
I used to think the same in not overdoing certain photos like this but to each bride or bride and groom this photo is unique to them. I always ask if they want this shot the day of if it’s dark and rainy. I have to remind myself that I’m not shooting for myself but for my couples often.
really appreciate the effort and the sharing. glad to know so much can be done with a V1 on a stick. also very much appreciate your positivity. super impressive. thumbs up.
I used my flashpoint v860ii speed light as my trigger. It was more useful that way for me because if I was walking around the reception and someone wanted a photo quick, I could still take it and keep my iso down. My other two lights would stay around the dance floor or wherever you have them setup.
Man your so good at this. I'm trying to diverse into photography. I normally do videography. But these videos are so helpful. I actually want to use the HSS mode .... The way photos come out with higher shutter are so dope
Great tips, Mr. Jackson. I last shot weddings in 2010 and wish I had some of this info back then. I did use off-camera flash using PocketWizards but your strategies are much better. At one wedding outdoors, there was a videographer team using their annoying lighting but I managed to get one image using their light to silhouette the bride and groom. Just luck.
Love Godox for what they have done, on that note the main issue(s) are if you're using non Godox strobes you can not control the lights even with the firmware updates. All you have is a trigger it's looking like Yongnuo is the only flash controller that will work with your mix of lights.
Recently been using the Godox V1 as off-camera flash as my very first flash unit, but not strong enough here in the Las Vegas desert especially if it is before sunrise outdoor, so just returned it for Godox AD200, looking forward to incorporating with Magmod too
Quite explanatory and detailed you have put into this tutorial. I wanna order exact set up for my Sony.( Godox V1 and xpro trigger) but wanna know what light stands fit with it. Wanna make sure that I order right light stand with V1 S. Thanks in advance 🙂
My dear friend, I am very fan of you, I bought your presets, but I have a cruel doubt, I use nikon D750 and I want an UPGRADE, I was thinking of going to Sony A7iii or Nikon D850, you have some video that can tell between the two cameras what are the advantages and disadvantages and why you use the Nikon D850 which by the way is a hell of a camera ... Hugs!!!
Thank you Taylor, I have just become a patron a few days ago based on your brilliant videos. However I see now that I am about to be charged again. I must have made a mistake on when I become a patron of a billing cycle? Can this be adjusted?
You missed out on the most obvious thing that you can do, putting multiple yellow gels along with an orange to re-create sunset photos. The golden hours type of photos. This works great on cloudy days or after the sun is gone down and you’re in the twilight. You can also put your flash on your hot shoe and pointed at a 45° angle to the upper right, and it will bounce the flashback like an off-camera flash. That’s the way that I use it for majority of my weddings because it’s mobile. And by having it open to the right if I go to portrait mode it’s then facing straight up towards the ceiling instead of if it was to the left it would be facing to the ground.
If the room is orange/tungsten lighting, do you recommend always putting a cto gel and lowering the WB to match/balance the tungsten lighting? When would you put a CTB gel, if the room is daylight/blue then set WB to a higher Kelvin?
I'm always bare bulb if it's daylight and just continue on my cloud or shade wb. If it's orange/tungsten I'm for sure changing my white balance to match it. On Nikon it still always feels a bit warm on lightbulb icon mode, but I feel like that better captures the true environment
nice tuto. after 7min, at input of the house, with the flash behind the girl, how do you have enough light in front ? low shutter speed ? second flash in front ? in the garden with your assistant holding flash behind, how do you have enough light in front. F1/4 1/250s in mid day for good exposure could also clip highlights.
I really wanted to boost my photos on events and i wanted to buy a new camera I have a D5300 +50mm and 35mm f1.8 , but now that i see you with this off flash it might help me alot because i have a 80$ flash and is OK but when i flip on the horizontal shoot is a disaster . Tanks alot of all your videos ! I hope one day i will have my own studio.
Worth saving for for sure. I've also picked up a lot of used SB700s for pretty cheap that are also very good. Godox makes speedlights at smaller price points as well
Love your videos and effort you put towards producing amazing photos, I am a Nikon fan and done various experiments with Nikon flashguns using slave or SU 700 unit in the past, feel like buying Godox AD200 pro. just wondering if you still use Nikon DSLR or switched to Mirrorless ?
I bought 3 V1 units, but I did not like his protection system, after about 20 sequential photos in the TTL wedding during the day in the open, it heats up and gives a space of time around 18 seconds to reload again !! I found that I need to turn off the flash to work again, but as I had 2 more units off camera, I had to turn off all ... terrible !! In the case of my other Canon system, I have to wait for 3 seconds to recharge but the Canon doesn't get safe the way the V1 does, so I thought it was better to have the canon for 3 sec whenever this whole problem than the V1 did. Now I got an AD200pro KIT and I will test in the same condition, the AD200pro for testing is going very well, but I haven't done a heavier job with them, it is currently under observation. Finally the V1 in my case was very problematic, apart from the detail that one of them with a week of use appeared something loose inside the flash, is a screw noise or something loose .... but is still working, as the guarantee is è I can not change because it works but there is something loose inside !! rss, my tip would be to do true tests and put the information in the videos, because say that he makes 480 photos in load 1-1 is missing if he recycles 1.5 seconds in these 480 clicks in 1-1, in my practice not It worked, after 22 clicks in 1-1 he enters the safe mode and then you will have all the problem that I said at the beginning of the text. In the future who knows a version V2 or V10 will have a better delivery for this case.
Dear Taylor.. please help me out on this. I use nikon d850 and shutter 1/320fp when using HSS . The question is can I keep the same shutter selection in the menu all the time whether I shoot lower shutter speeds. Thank you so much.
Hello, thanks for the video. im new on SPEEDLIGH REMOTE.... i have nikon d780 and d850 + SB5000 - i would like to know what products i need to buy to use it. just GODOX Xpro-N or need to X1R-C ???
Taylor Jackson what is the focal length coverage of that round head flash? If you are shooting with an 85mm or with a 70-200 at 130 to 150 much of the field of coverage on the round head is waisted.
question sir taylor jackson, whats the power you use on your off camera flash in indoor shoot @ 8:00mins of the vid? and how many flash set there? great video tutorial sir, very helpful
Would you ever find a time (particularly when going from indoor to a quick outdoor shoot...or from one room to another room rapidly) use AUTO ISO? Regardless of using flash or not? Thanks.
Hi Taylor thanks for the video, great help. I've set up my two Nikon SB-700 speed lights remotely using the commander mode and I'm using the pop-up built in flash as the control. However I was lead to believe by setting the built in flash to '--' in the settings it wouldn't fire off, but it does and adds light to the overall exposure along with my two remotes. Nikon says the best way round it it to partially cover it up with a finger or obstruct it in some way. Whats your work around? Have you found this to be the same problem?
I'm new to the industry, just wanna find out... If I have a flash hooked up to the camera then the camera's settings have to be as if the light was constantly on? Not that camera has to offset flash somehow ...
I don't use this one closer to full power ever so I don't think I need more power personally. I also like to keep everything in one bag, and the V1 hotshoe mounts well
Great video, I noticed in the large room at the reception you only used one flash in one place, yet the ceiling is beamed, do you not find the beams tend to bounce the flash just in one area of the room in this scenario. I have struggled with this and would love a solution other than carrying the light stand around with me, cheers
The “bye” when you walked out of the frame at the beginning has me dying 😂😂😂😂👌🏽
You're awesome Taylor. So many photographers are unwilling to share knowledge or charge for it. The amount of knowledge you give back the wedding community is amazing and at no cost. Thank you.
Great video. Just one quick TTL tip for you, kind sir: fire the flash in TTL and if it's perfect first shot, hold the TCM button on the pro trigger for about 2 seconds and it transfers the last shot output to Manual flash mode, locking it in. Your trigger's LCD screen will now show Manual mode and the settings it has locked in. Therefore, it 'saves' you time rather than costing you time. When you do the TTL initial shot - zoom in on your main subject's face before firing, so the camera meters for that and not other parts of the scene, such as your bride's white dress/groom's dark suit. When you get used to it, it's literally one shot in TTL, convert to manual, fire away getting identical exposures every shot until you repeat the process for a different scene or change in lighting position/direction.
For Canon shooters, follow what I said above, but instead of even taking the first shot you can simply press the exposure lock button, which will fire the flash without taking a shot and store the flash output. Then press the TCM button on the trigger for 2 secs, etc.
Finally a simple one flash BTS that makes sense!
All of my presets, and how you can book more weddings:
www.taylorjacksoncourses.com/members
(Patreon content has all moved there)
Part 2 coming in a few months! Compiling footage from all off camera segments at every wedding now. Links to the flashes: **********Make sure you get the N version for Nikon, C for Canon or S Version for Sony********
Flash here:
amzn.to/312p9y0
Controller here:
amzn.to/2YtYbSl
I have Nikon D 7500 can you please tell me what is the best setting for my camera ? It will be a great help for me.. wish you all the best 👆🎉
Awesome 👌 👌 👌
Thanks Sir
That rain shot....marvelous
Very nice to see this technique still be used today. I was doing this 35 years ago using the Lumedyne system and Hasselblads. The advancement in technology has made this a nice super light and compact system to work with. Nice work and an enjoyable video.
You're amazing at teaching. I'm trying to gain the confidence to start shooting my own weddings. I've been second shooting for 4+ years. Thank you so much!
Just do it, im onto my 4th wedding, still feel like i know nothing but im loving it. Just do a couple really cheap, especially small relaxed ones.
Watched an ad so I could support your channel even in a small way. Thank you for a quality channel
I can just say thank you, this is content is so valuable, i learn so much with your videos. love the way you explain everything.
Thanks for watching!
Who else has been waiting for this ? 👏🏽
Me :-) And well explained... as allways.
Me. I have a shoot in 3 hours. I am excited to blow their minds away.
I'm glad you mention subtle. I know everyone starts off very excited to blast the ocf. It takes a little while for most people to turn it down.
Thank you so much for your videos! They’re so helpful but also the way you teach is not overwhelming and makes ocf seem lot less scary.
Thank you Taylor - that has completely demystified a problem for me. Bring on the next wedding!
I'm more of an ambient light Photographer but I'm always looking for ways to improve and make my work standout over the competition. Flash Photography is something I would wanna incorporate to my arsenal especially now that places are reopening and clients are starting to pile up schedules. Thanks so much for this you inspire me!
i've been using the V1 and XproC with my Canon R5 and have been having some incredible shoots with it. Im loving the combo. Decided to go with the V1 over the profoto, mainly because of the price but I havent had any negatives yet so thats good. The one issue I run into is bouncing the light in a difficult situation, like different elevation ceilings or dark rooms etc. But been working around lol.
How do you handle rooms where you can’t bounce light.
You’re awesome, simple set up and 1 flash. I’m all about light travel
Great video. I tend to over analyze too much with the ocf stuff. And their are too many videos out their who advocate it. It's good to hear someone who keeps it grounded and for good reasons.
I know that I leave some potential quality not captured by bringing in modifiers, but I feel like it gets me 90% of the way there without making the wedding day all about the photographer and his gear rather than the couple haha.
@@TaylorJacksonPhoto I know what you mean. It's about following them, not vice versa. It doesn't take much as far as flash units, to spoil creativity though and actually LOOKING for things to capture.
omg my new favorite photographer channel! definitely subscribed!
I really like the way you explain things! Short, to the point, very practical! This is great information for anyone getting started with off camera flash!
Great vid taylor. I've done around 20 weddings and only used off camera flash in a few, with varying degrees of success and confidence. This was helpful for sure.
Good info - I shoot with flash probably 90% of the time - but sometimes ambient light works just fine - diffuser one one side, reflector on the other side
Go with the Flashpoint r2 pro mark ii if you are looking for a trigger. Same cost, has more options to use and the buttons are back lit. Flashpoint/godox work together.
A tutorial in real life situation. WoW.
I used to think the same in not overdoing certain photos like this but to each bride or bride and groom this photo is unique to them. I always ask if they want this shot the day of if it’s dark and rainy. I have to remind myself that I’m not shooting for myself but for my couples often.
thank you sir. got nice information regarding off camera flash tutorials
You sound like a Candadian Nick Swardson to me LOL everytime I watch your Videos I'm Cracking up Keep up the Great Work.
This has saved me. I’m shooting a wedding in September and had no flash 😢 but now it have
really appreciate the effort and the sharing. glad to know so much can be done with a V1 on a stick. also very much appreciate your positivity. super impressive. thumbs up.
Love the backlit shot x
Excellent hands off nice video i have learned some useful this as I am beginner of off camera flash thank u
U r giving NYC ideas and Information about photography
I used my flashpoint v860ii speed light as my trigger. It was more useful that way for me because if I was walking around the reception and someone wanted a photo quick, I could still take it and keep my iso down. My other two lights would stay around the dance floor or wherever you have them setup.
Great video. Very informative yet concise and I like your sense of humour!
Man your so good at this. I'm trying to diverse into photography. I normally do videography. But these videos are so helpful. I actually want to use the HSS mode .... The way photos come out with higher shutter are so dope
Thanks Taylor, what about outside wedding using OcF please send me what you have... I love working OCF on all events, makes work really easy
Taylor - i really enjoy your videos and this one especially! I have been trying to master the flash and this really helps, please do more!
Great tips, Mr. Jackson. I last shot weddings in 2010 and wish I had some of this info back then. I did use off-camera flash using PocketWizards but your strategies are much better. At one wedding outdoors, there was a videographer team using their annoying lighting but I managed to get one image using their light to silhouette the bride and groom. Just luck.
2:55 “BYE” 😂😂😂
Love Godox for what they have done, on that note the main issue(s) are
if you're using non Godox strobes you can not control the lights even
with the firmware updates. All you have is a trigger it's looking like
Yongnuo is the only flash controller that will work with your mix of lights.
Minimal yet effective! Thank you for sharing this, Taylor!
Thanks!
Great documentation haha! The go pro setup is amazing!
Recently been using the Godox V1 as off-camera flash as my very first flash unit, but not strong enough here in the Las Vegas desert especially if it is before sunrise outdoor, so just returned it for Godox AD200, looking forward to incorporating with Magmod too
Keep sharing and loving guys
Those shots are wonderful
Helo from Brazil...thanks for sharing your experiences...
This was so helpful Taylor! Always love your vids!!
I have been shooting angry 😤 thx for the cheat code bro 😎 love it
Can you share how you set up your Godox on the Nikon?
This is so good as a tutorial and the way you do things is very similar to the way I currently do things, so I feel like a pro! ;D
its astonishing to see what you do with a single speedlight
Quite explanatory and detailed you have put into this tutorial. I wanna order exact set up for my Sony.( Godox V1 and xpro trigger) but wanna know what light stands fit with it. Wanna make sure that I order right light stand with V1 S. Thanks in advance 🙂
Nice videos plz make a video on photo aditing🙏💖 and DSLR features☺
My dear friend, I am very fan of you, I bought your presets, but I have a cruel doubt, I use nikon D750 and I want an UPGRADE, I was thinking of going to Sony A7iii or Nikon D850, you have some video that can tell between the two cameras what are the advantages and disadvantages and why you use the Nikon D850 which by the way is a hell of a camera ...
Hugs!!!
Can you tell us wich stand for the flash you use? :)
Thank you Taylor, I have just become a patron a few days ago based on your brilliant videos. However I see now that I am about to be charged again. I must have made a mistake on when I become a patron of a billing cycle? Can this be adjusted?
hello taylor
good work
but please tell as where you got to put the flash
i mean positions in outdoor and the indoor work
You missed out on the most obvious thing that you can do, putting multiple yellow gels along with an orange to re-create sunset photos. The golden hours type of photos. This works great on cloudy days or after the sun is gone down and you’re in the twilight.
You can also put your flash on your hot shoe and pointed at a 45° angle to the upper right, and it will bounce the flashback like an off-camera flash. That’s the way that I use it for majority of my weddings because it’s mobile. And by having it open to the right if I go to portrait mode it’s then facing straight up towards the ceiling instead of if it was to the left it would be facing to the ground.
If the room is orange/tungsten lighting, do you recommend always putting a cto gel and lowering the WB to match/balance the tungsten lighting? When would you put a CTB gel, if the room is daylight/blue then set WB to a higher Kelvin?
I'm always bare bulb if it's daylight and just continue on my cloud or shade wb. If it's orange/tungsten I'm for sure changing my white balance to match it. On Nikon it still always feels a bit warm on lightbulb icon mode, but I feel like that better captures the true environment
With your CTO gel what is the white balance set to or average?
Best photo graphi ❤️❤️❤️
nice tuto.
after 7min, at input of the house, with the flash behind the girl, how do you have enough light in front ? low shutter speed ? second flash in front ?
in the garden with your assistant holding flash behind, how do you have enough light in front. F1/4 1/250s in mid day for good exposure could also clip highlights.
Thanks for the video! What flash stand are you using?
Great information and examples, looking to learn alot more
Thanks sudah berikan teknik pose wedding... Sangat menginsfirasi sekali... So thanks again... 🙏🙏🙏😊😊😊
I really wanted to boost my photos on events and i wanted to buy a new camera I have a D5300 +50mm and 35mm f1.8 , but now that i see you with this off flash it might help me alot because i have a 80$ flash and is OK but when i flip on the horizontal shoot is a disaster . Tanks alot of all your videos ! I hope one day i will have my own studio.
Worth saving for for sure. I've also picked up a lot of used SB700s for pretty cheap that are also very good. Godox makes speedlights at smaller price points as well
@@TaylorJacksonPhoto I look for it and is ~200$ for a use one , and what trigger i need to use for the SB700 ?
I really enjoy your videos.
Thank you Taylor!
Thanks for watching/commenting!
Love your videos and effort you put towards producing amazing photos, I am a Nikon fan and done various experiments with Nikon flashguns using slave or SU 700 unit in the past, feel like buying Godox AD200 pro. just wondering if you still use Nikon DSLR or switched to Mirrorless ?
Thank you for this video.
Great video, thank you!
is must been easy if u use the magmod grid or sphere for the rain shoot for the bride
Really nice video and work!
I bought 3 V1 units, but I did not like his protection system, after about 20 sequential photos in the TTL wedding during the day in the open, it heats up and gives a space of time around 18 seconds to reload again !! I found that I need to turn off the flash to work again, but as I had 2 more units off camera, I had to turn off all ... terrible !! In the case of my other Canon system, I have to wait for 3 seconds to recharge but the Canon doesn't get safe the way the V1 does, so I thought it was better to have the canon for 3 sec whenever this whole problem than the V1 did. Now I got an AD200pro KIT and I will test in the same condition, the AD200pro for testing is going very well, but I haven't done a heavier job with them, it is currently under observation. Finally the V1 in my case was very problematic, apart from the detail that one of them with a week of use appeared something loose inside the flash, is a screw noise or something loose .... but is still working, as the guarantee is è I can not change because it works but there is something loose inside !! rss, my tip would be to do true tests and put the information in the videos, because say that he makes 480 photos in load 1-1 is missing if he recycles 1.5 seconds in these 480 clicks in 1-1, in my practice not It worked, after 22 clicks in 1-1 he enters the safe mode and then you will have all the problem that I said at the beginning of the text. In the future who knows a version V2 or V10 will have a better delivery for this case.
Super useful. Thanks
i needed this knowledge thanks
Dear Taylor.. please help me out on this. I use nikon d850 and shutter 1/320fp when using HSS . The question is can I keep the same shutter selection in the menu all the time whether I shoot lower shutter speeds. Thank you so much.
Such tangible advice! Thanks for all you put out for us
GREAT Video Taylor ..awesome tutorial
Hello,
thanks for the video. im new on SPEEDLIGH REMOTE.... i have nikon d780 and d850 + SB5000 - i would like to know what products i need to buy to use it. just GODOX Xpro-N or need to X1R-C ???
Great video, thank you. Why wouldn’t you use a zoom head flash vs that round head.?? They seem more efficient.
How so?
Taylor Jackson what is the focal length coverage of that round head flash? If you are shooting with an 85mm or with a 70-200 at 130 to 150 much of the field of coverage on the round head is waisted.
question sir taylor jackson, whats the power you use on your off camera flash in indoor shoot @ 8:00mins of the vid? and how many flash set there?
great video tutorial sir, very helpful
Simple and informative. Thanks Taylor!
Would you ever find a time (particularly when going from indoor to a quick outdoor shoot...or from one room to another room rapidly) use AUTO ISO? Regardless of using flash or not? Thanks.
Hi Taylor, I know this is 2 years old but can you remember what lens you were using in this video??
Which picture profile Better for candid ? Like outdoor, Post wedding, pre wed shoot
Hi Taylor thanks for the video, great help. I've set up my two Nikon SB-700 speed lights remotely using the commander mode and I'm using the pop-up built in flash as the control. However I was lead to believe by setting the built in flash to '--' in the settings it wouldn't fire off, but it does and adds light to the overall exposure along with my two remotes.
Nikon says the best way round it it to partially cover it up with a finger or obstruct it in some way. Whats your work around? Have you found this to be the same problem?
when using off camera flash are you also using an on camera flash as well? or jsut relying on the ocf
I want MORE!! love your videos, I'd like to see more tutorial styled videos!
I'm new to the industry, just wanna find out... If I have a flash hooked up to the camera then the camera's settings have to be as if the light was constantly on? Not that camera has to offset flash somehow ...
Super video, thank you. 8:11 excellent results with the gel. What was your WB setting there.??
Would you use a stronger flash, like the godox ad200 or 200pro?
I don't use this one closer to full power ever so I don't think I need more power personally. I also like to keep everything in one bag, and the V1 hotshoe mounts well
Taylor Jackson totally makes sense
Great video, I noticed in the large room at the reception you only used one flash in one place, yet the ceiling is beamed, do you not find the beams tend to bounce the flash just in one area of the room in this scenario. I have struggled with this and would love a solution other than carrying the light stand around with me, cheers
Defo want to get a couple of the V1’s, can you use Phottix Odin 2’s trigger the fire the flash or do you need the Godox trigger?
Thanks my man!!🙏 You just convinced me to buy this 🔥🥳
I learned a lot and inspired me more...thanks for sharing you knowledge man !
Thanks...lot of knowledge …Great
hey, thanks for this! do you mind sharing how you mounted the gopro to the camera? thanks
There's a video for it on my channel! From not too long ago
Do you shoot TTL flash on Godox V1
Or Manual? Beginner here w weddings coming up! I know we have barn wood ceilings so trying feel our best situation.
I have the godox v1 what diffuser would I use to make this work