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cheers dom 🙂
nice back yard. When is dinner. I will bring the beer from Los Angeles…
I just left a comment under your video regards to D800. Would you go from D7000 to D800!
Thanks
dont know when i have ever been against the d800. but some people will not need it at all, the d700 is still awesome, i use mine for ever shoot i do
Hey Dominic,
Are you still against D800? Would you still recommend D700!
d700 every time. Nikon cls
damn u good teacher :d
thx 4 video dom . .
for photo d700 or 5dmark ii dom ? and why ?
It is basically the same as this. Try it if you want :-). Take some rod (or sweeper.. whatever, that is long :-). First grip it with your hand at the very end and position it, so that the rod is vertical and your hand is gripping the bottom. Then try to hit the top from the side with your other hand. That re-grip it to let’s say 20cm under the top and to the same thing. Which way it stays more still? 🙂 Hope that helps.
Even though I ain’t Dom, I can pretty much tell you, that it is not going to be more stable :-). If you wouldn’t extend the legs and set it as a tripod (the normal way), it would definitely be more stable since the point, where legs meet is much closer to the tripod head. The setup that Dom has, has the stability based all on the vertical stick, which since is quite high and supported only on its bottom end, can be quite wiggly.
wow!!
what are some good starter flashes? I just picked up my dslr last week!!
the title should say Cross Flash Effects with a Nikon camera and flash set up lol
HI Dom,
I notice when you have your camera set low, you extend the legs all the way and splay them out.
What I would have instinctively done was just not extend the legs all the way but not splay the legs out.
Is there a reason that you do it your way?
Is it more stable or something?
Or is that just your instinctive way.
No it’s not, a shoe that just holds the flash and does not trigger it is known as a cold flash.
very nice
What kind of tripod is this? It looks awesome. Great tutorials!
you might want to double check that. its a hot shoe if it has electricity going through it like if it is on the camera but if it is off camera… its cold.
DID he call it a COLD Shoe, its a HOT shoe lol
How come your out with only a shirt? Is it that mild where you live? i thought you were somewhere in the U.K.
just easier than carrying bulky lights arounds!
WHAT???
fantastic effect. now if you excuse me, i’ll be doing a little experimenting of my own.
is that a tokina lens on your nikon ?! Which one?
for a photographer you sure move your camera ALOT while making your video.
Ok, i can see that you have a lens adapter on your camera, right?
wow the nikon setup for flashes seems so much better than what i use on canon (7d and a 580exII)
You just blew my mind. I haven’t started messing with flash yet. Looks like I need to start thinking about it or better yet, doing it. Need to do some more research though, but this gives me a great idea of what’s possible.