Level up in Photography with High Speed Sync HSS | Speedlight Strobe Flash Tutorial

Many speedlights and flash has High Speed Sync HSS. You need this ability so you can use your flash on a tripod with a remote trigger, during the day while using your prime lens such as 85mm f1.8 and 50mm f1.4. Normally, old school flashes can only trigger off with your shutter is at 250 or below. Once you're beyond 250 shutter and with your prime lens, reached over 1000 and more, your speedlight needs to have high speed sync ability and even activate it in your camera menu to allow that to happen. This is how you can get artistic and stylish photos to add to your photography skill and business.

I highlight recommend Godox and Flashpoint R2 speedlights over any speedlight and even over the Nikon, Canon, Sony and Fujifilm brand speedlight flashes! They are great quality, tough build, works with each other with transmitter, has HSS and nest of all, more affordable.

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[motleykingdom]

Greatly appreciated that you show photos with just the sun before showing the photo with the speed light added.

[davemunoz]

I love how you showed the amazing results you can get from just one speedlight and a softbox

[brianmitchell]

love your style of explaining, straight forward without all the technical jargon. Thanks!!

[rogerseng]

Been looking for a video like this to learn a good flash setup. Thanks man!

[RafaelUnplugged]

Love it myong your photos & lighting always stood out!

[fathampeak]

Brilliant! I love the technique of getting the base exposure by using Aperture Priority. I have Godox V1c and it took me months to try and work out how to do HSS flash. I thought that the flash would only work in HSS when mounted onto the camera hotshoe, but as you say in your video-they are well designed and know when faster shutter speeds are being used, even though there are no HSS symbols visible on back of the flash. It works, my wife and I tried it at f1.4 in bright sunlight=perfect exposure. Thanks for some awesome photos too for inspiration.

[LEXPIX]

Nicely done. Love that last shot with the sweeping veil framed by the night sky night sky.

[takaliuang]

Hi man, thank you ❤

For outdoor, softbox or umbrella do you prefer?

[jeanpierre]

I appreciate your teaching, Sir. Thanks.

[HerrThomasE]

yes, that would be the next level.thank you very much for this great video!!

[brandknewme]

Wow! Really great video. Very helpful. Thanks.

[madtical]

i typed in on youtube " using high-speed sync with hard light" and after 4 videos i saw this one. and now im a subscriber! i liked your approach and explanation and how very natural you showed it.

[accmdk]

100% honesty when I say this... Truly inspiring... I definitely want you to know this. Thinking to get an AD200 or the AD300 (on a budget) but wow great photos, great information. Thank you

[jaafarasaaad-mkev]

I love photography and I love this type of video❤

[Astrokalagyaguru]

Amazing explanation and very nice photograph

[guillermobravo]

Just in time, the video I was looking for!

[jerianlewis]

Thanks for these wonderful tips. Great photos

[lionroots]

Hi what is the size of the yellow strip softbox?

[Socal_vlogs]

That was a very informative video. I learned a lot especially about posing and directing the subjects. They looked great in their photos.

[quentinluu]

Hi first I would like to thank you for this wonderful to to your videos that you are sharing. I would definitely buy product from your Amazon you deserve it.

I have one question why do you need to shoot with shutter speed because the object is not moving?

I’m not sure I understand the first part of the video is it because of the speed of the flash ?