Broncolor 'How To' shoot High Speed Sync flash with a DSLR

In this 'How To' video Karl & Urs demonstrate the new High Speed Sync capabilities of the Siros Lights with the new RFS2.2 trigger, allowing to sync your flash up to 1/8000th of a second on a DSLR. Check this video to see the cool effects possible with this feature.

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Previous broncolor "How To" videos.

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[EyeCanShootFL]

God I wish I had one of Karl's hand me down flashes and modifiers.. 😳 One of the best photographers on the planet, absolutely adore your work and have since the fashion videos that you did. Thank you for continuing to do what you do! - Damon

[jasbeav]

Nice system, that Para is gorgeous. Godox has done well with that hss trigger, especially if Broncolor is putting their name on it.

[luissalazar]

Ok. I admit you are one of the best instructors out there.

[filiphrkel]

Amazing video and very useful! Thanks Karl

[dimitrismanolopoulos]

Hello Karl, thanks for another nice video! Well i find it very nice from you to spend time for answering at so many questions and opinions at the comments section. Keep up the good work, i like your simple & instructive videos. Kind regards from Greece!

Jim...

[theluminaryinc]

Awesome shoot, but the profoto B1 and air remote trigger has these feature for a couple of years now, love the broncolor para though, absolutely stunning quality of light

[gbradley]

Nice video - I understand this is about using fill flashes and in particular the Broncolor, but in terms of the high speed trigger...could the same effect be possible by using an ND filter? (e.g. bring the aperture to a more pleasing f1.8/f2.8)

[pscully]

I like that open aperture with just the model and a thin line of plants in focus on either side, it gives a great effect. By the way Karl, are you still using the Mark III when shooting DSLR?

[keuyp]

You can also achieve the same effect-using an - ND1.2 - 4/f Stop Neutral Density Filter if you normally set your flash exposure to F/11 you would then set your aperture to F/2.8 when using a - 4/f Stop Neutral Density Filter. This gives you exactly the same exposure but significantly less depth of field.

[edwardo]

thank you for the amazing video.my question is the new RFS2.2 trigger compatible with profoto b1?

[GabreCameron]

Nice to see you shoot HSS Karl ... I have one question. What brand was that long camera bag you had?

[piepayal]

can using a reflector give somewhat same results?

[Varcuz]

Hi Karl love your videos. What lens did you use for that shoot? Thank you!

[vybrant-images]

Looks good! How much will the RFS 2.2 C Transmitter cost?

[sunshine-ly]

I love Karl's enthusiasm in this one. This was great karl. Did you not need to adjust the white balance or find that the flash added in a little bluishish/colder light compared to the hair light (sun)?

[dedexyz]

Karl- enjoy the vids but I was just wondering....could the same effect be had using ND filters....forcing one to open up the aperture more for the desired effect of shallow DOF?
(the goal in this case)

I know that wouldn't work if shooting subject matter requiring a fast shutter speed w/ flash fill- but the model in the field is a different situation altogether.

Thx!

[MyKonaRC]

5:42 Picture on the right "Shallow depth of field not possible"  How so?  What is stopping you from opening up your aperture without HS trigger?

[terry_photos_and_videos]

Is there a universal version of RFS2.2 for non Canon, Sony, and Nikon users?😊

[hugodapalma]

Was it just me that noticed that this was not a "how to"... but more... "buy these".... sorry of my honest review of your video.

[Nene-]

7:25 it looks cute to me when I see models holding the camera like that