How to Freeze motion with and without Flash!

How to Freeze motion with and without Flash!

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[enriqueyang]

Just found your channel. I shoot dance very long for events. But not really photoshoot. Your studio shoot n photoshoor for dance are awesome.

[Capcity]

I’m always able to learn something and/or become inspired by your videos. Old videos or new videos, you keep delivering. Amazing work!

[balamina]

Hello, Thank you so much for the clear explanation! Very informative! God bless you!

[benitoreyesphotography]

Thank you for the advices... I have my first ballerina shooting tomorrow. I will play with and without the flash . So excited :) thanks.

[Valtrach]

Great stuff. I shot my son who does a little show with fire and used slow shutter (1/2 to 2 secs), second curtain and flash... Great results. Thank you for your work and time. Take care.

[Omarlophoto]

obsessed with the shot at 5:46, great content brother keep it coming

[ditorres]

Flash becomes faster when you use it in lower power settings. Most flashes at 1/8 can freeze anything, since most flashes at this power setting have around 1/4000 flash duration. I shoot a lot during night time and I crank up the ISO to capture the ambient light, so I can get around using a small Godox TT350 to freeze motion. Sometimes I can use it even at 1/128, which gives me around 1/20000 flash duration. The best tip for freezing motion with flash is to find a flash that can give you enough power at 1/8 for your use case (which ISO and aperture you usually use).

[zkw]

Thanks for this. I am trying to learn more about dance photography and this is really useful.

[MahmoudSuleiman]

I have just started working my way with Flash this weekend, and I must credit you for the motivation as I always felt intimidated by them. This video couldn't have come on much better time :) Thanks mate.

[earlrogersjr]

I have enjoyed your video very much I believe I have watched four them in a row which is very unusual for me. You do good work thank you

[holaemili]

i just found your channel...very nice and informative videos! Keep doing it please, thanks! Love the results.

[pennyfan]

Your works are amazing, so much better than some popular Youtuber photographer, I just don't understand why you have not received more spotlight :)

[gentlegnt]

Love your dynamic images. This are the types of shots I love to do. Thanks so much for them!!

[danbrowning]

Great video, even though I understood the basics going into it. I love your dynamic images of dancers and athletes!

[kseniaprophoto]

Very inspirational! Love your work and behind the scenes!

[albertw]

Again, another great video and tips!! Loving your work! Just finished a dance shoot over the weekend.

[timmy]

Thank you a lot, hope you make more videos about retouch <3
Have a nice day

[cb]

Hey Haze, thanks for another fantastic video and great images. I love the way you use a small octabox (with a grid), even with full length shots. Does this give you a completely even lighting over the length of the body or are you looking for a little fall off at the extremities.

[kbcitv]

Haze, great video...what kind of tripod is that you're utilizing for low shots?

[Innovate-pqci]

Great video! Excellente vidéo. Quel objectif utilises-tu? Merci