High Speed sync Canon EX RT 600 speedlight and the ST E3 RT transmitter. Behind the scenes
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- A behind the scenes look at a trampoline shoot that was done using hi speed sync. 8 600 EX RT Speedlights, and a ST E3 RT Transmitter. Works GREAT!
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That last image! My god its beautiful, great shot!!!
Dave, very cool, I also replaced all of my 580exlls and Radio Poppers with the Canon 600rt system. Now I can trust the flashes will go off every time and are easy to control from camera.
That looks awesome! I wish I can afford all of those 600ex RT's. Great work!
This is a wonderful shoot, thanks for the explanation and congratulations on the result. That picture on a huge wall that would be a spectacular sight
Excellent, thanks for the behind-the-scenes. Is there any disadvantage to leaving the 600ex-rts & ST-E3-RT in high-speed sync mode all the time? My understanding is in that mode sync is maintained for the lower shutter speeds as well.
Absolutely BRILLIANT. Well done to the model and the photographer/s.
why not use studio lights for this? they are powerfull and fast
Great work Daves, I would appreciate it if you can share how you obtained the focus.
Many thanks
pre focus
Over $6000 of Flash equipment. Not for the rest of us, I think. Maybe with a bunch of Yongnuo 600ex-rt knockoffs, I guess.
Wow that was beautiful,I really love those shots
Simply one of the coolest BTS/tute vids out there. Well done.
Wow - Great Stuff. Soo Creative !! Your model had the Lon Chaney (Fantome) look after the first take. Many thanks for sharing the configuration of lights. Amazing post work as well - really like the different orientations: left vert, right vert, and standard.
This is really cool. If you were to do this again, would you go for the godox lights? What lights would you go for?
What is the shutter speed sync rate of the 600 RT speedlite with Yongnuo E3 RT Transmitter? Can we go upto 1/8000 shutter also??
I'm gong to try this next week. I'm going to shoot outside in the evening. do you think I can get away four speedlights? That's all I have to work with.
curious what powder you used...I have an idea for a shoot..nothing related to this shoot and I need that powder...what is it? corn starch?
This was hot. I've gotta do something like this. were you using flour?
Cool shots !. Thanks for sharing your work . Greetings from Spain !
Hi,
you can set flash zoom from Canon ST E3 RT transmitter?
Beautiful work
Thank you!
Great results! So much fun...
This was awesome :-) Thx for sharing.
is that baby powder?
Oh, yeah... Question -- the transmitter you had set on manual, the flash on ETTL. Did you leave all the flashes on ETTL, or set them to M as well?
greenophotography The transmitter is set to manual so it controls the flashes. I left them in ettl, but still controlled them manually at camera
Thanks great shots.
My compliments! Wonderful job! Do you or any of my colleagues know if there is a similar config for Nikon cameras?
I originally had radio poppers. I don't think nikon has there versions yet. Unfortunately, radio poppers can get expensive for multiple units. I found them a bit temperamental and finicky at times. There just wasn't a great deal of consistency. The canon flashes work seamlessly, they have been flawless for me.
Thanks a lot Daves for your comments! Best regards.
Great idea and results!
I do wonder though why did you use high speed sync since it is possible to freeze the action just by taking advantage of short flash duration?
+Danial Daneshmand I was shooting outside in open shade during daylight hours. Too much ambient light
very nice...
Amazing
THAT was cool!!
really cool, what was the shutter speed?
sebastien guyonnet 1/2,000
Thanks for sharing, great stuff! One question on preparations workflow: How did you meter?
I have been using the flashes quite a bit. I use my camera on manual along with the flashes. I know my fstops for 1/2 power at 3 of my paces(8-10 feet) when I shoot. I can set them up with only having to make minor adjustments. Took my first shots and adjusted the background lights. Second shot dialed in the key light. All the adjustments are from camera, the ST-E3-RT. Its a cool set up. I picked up a Elinchrom 1100 RX. I have been using that along with the 600's. I can get the high speed sync using them in conjunction. It allows a lot more power. Just ordered a second one too! Woohoooo! The 1100's are super heavy, less mobile tho. But they are still cool.
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Thanks for sharing. Very cool once your experience makes you handle complex lighting with only little adjustments, thumbs up mate. Love the power packs, makes everything except carrying so much more conveniant and powerful. And I totally agree, having the TTL master device is great when things get complex. It is quite pricy though for hobby photographers. So for everyone who has to cut down expenses there's the Yongnuo YN-E3-RT, which is basically the same as the ST-E3-RT, even looks the same (chinese engineers are so creative). That and the Yongnuo Speedlite YN-568 EX (TTL & HSS) should be good enough for the start. Keep up the good work, like your style a lot!
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Amazing shots!, Just as a matter of interest, how would you trigger the Elinchrom, assuming you have the st-e3 trigger on the camera, and what shutter speed was used in the video above?
@@SeveredFuse Use the slave