Recent content by Kieron Nevison

Have a look at one of these http://www.theflashcentre.com/Phottix-Mitros-TTL-Flashgun-Canon.html?category_id=658&show_all=1 I have one and it works perfectly with my canon cameras and speed lights. The build quality is great.

yes I think it has. I work mostly one way but in some situations the other. That's because both can achieve good results. If you find a way that produces consistent results and it suits your way of working then fair play. Its for no one else to criticise.

I use the Godox from the Flash Centre and just love it. Built well works great.

Have a look at the Elincrom D-lights. Great bit of kit built in radio controller, fan, good power ranges.

I shoot full weddings in manual with a light meter. It works best for me. No chimping and quicker when editing as there is a greater consistency to my pics.

Use a light meter. Simple as that. Take an incidental reading and set camera manually. This is a far quicker and more accurate way.

I know I must be sounding like a broken record. I can't say how good this kit is. Check out D-Lite's from the Flash Centre. Elinchrom will grow with you and the mods are fantastic. http://www.theflashcentre.com/kits_5.html I buy my kit from no one else, as the service is so good I've never...

I can't recommend D-Lites enough. Have a look at the D-Lite kits two heads and stands etc for the price (ish) of branded speedlite. http://www.theflashcentre.com/kits_5.html I started with a D-Lite kit and even though I have the bigger lights I still use the D-Lites. Plus plug a D-Lite in to a...

I have both and love the Godox I take it everywhere. I use it with BX500RI's some single head up to three. Just love it. You could even hire from the Flash centre before buying and give it a go.

Try two lights behind the subjects at 45ish degrees to give them an edge and show their muscles and a fill from the front.

I have the Innovatronix and a Godox. I have to say I just love the Godox and take it on every job with my and its come in so hands. Only problem with the Godox unlike the Innovatronix is that the power supply to the flash is so smooth I forget its plugged in to a battery and leave the modelling...

I'd be up for joining in if still room.

you could take the picture on a tripode take picture with ringflash and model and one without ringflash and photoshop the correct layer back in.

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stick 580 in manual and put a radio trigger on it.