I think you'll find that advertisement image has been taken in daylight, not in the dark, as you suggest and remember shutter speed controls the ambient portion of a flash-lit picture, not the aperture ;-)
I doubt that.. its the aperture that controls the ambient light most of the time. The shutter speed freezes motion. I cant imagine a sharp picture of a man sprinting at slow shutterspeed!!
aperture and shutters speed effect image brightness the same. (one stop of shutter speed is the same as one stop of aperture) however if you are using normal flash your max shutterspeed is 1/250th you have to start making the aperture smaller as well.
nice vid! i just bought a nikon d300 w/ 18-200mm nikkor lens, (thanks in part to you) and it stopped autofocussing. sometimes it works between 18mm-35mm range, but then it won't work greater than that, i.e. full zoom. have you heard of this issue w/that lens?
no not heard of that before, i would send it back asap and get a new one. try and take a video of it not focusing and email the company you bought it from also
I went to your website and I saw two of cool photos which the snowboard action. How do you do it? What programs are you using? Can you make the VDO how to do it if you can please?
can you explain ....oh let me guess was it the one where it is the guy doing a jump and there is about 8 images of him in the same photo?
ill try make a video about that or that kind of photography but my videoing of my laptop is pretty poor quality. (anyone know how to record off the screen for free?)
Very useful video, thank you!
9mak 3 days ago in playlist Photography
lol nice job dude.
WESTWOODBEATS 1 year ago
awesome dom
smorris227 1 year ago
WOW
MediaUnlocked 1 year ago
"Fat boy on a sunny day" ^^
great vid man thx
ItsAllGoingMad 1 year ago
cheers...well done
pilotemtnils 1 year ago
top video man
21mrgwalker 1 year ago
1/250 th is the fast as i can go with flash
niels23 1 year ago
ok thnx... hat shutterspeeds do you use to freeze the image with flash?
niels23 1 year ago
Useful information, but better yet it was entertaining as hell, good video dude keep it up man..
rooflz 1 year ago
Hee dom so you use small apperture and short shutterspeeds to achieve this effect? What filters do you use. Got myself à d700 And wanna try this
niels23 1 year ago
go to my page and type in filters and you will find a video on my filters
dombower 1 year ago
love the bird sounds! cant wait till summer!
germandude1982 2 years ago
Hi Dom, love your vids.
Just wanted to know what kind of light stand and holder are you using to prop the hot shoe up?
shivstar 2 years ago
@shivstar dont know. just some cheap one.
dombower 2 years ago
That is so funny looking! I'm rolling on the floor laughing here.
vichiousfishes 2 years ago
Klasse!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dabelka07 2 years ago
you need to ask santa for a shirt
sasktank 2 years ago 2
cool, can u do this with just one flashgun, and on camera flash?
ps. I think it would look great on Black and white
tadej172 2 years ago
"As you can see I'm not quite the same build or shape as the guy that is in the photo ". LOLOLOLOL that's funny!
youjunk657 2 years ago 4
nice!! how can you get darker photo in day light
skatermixer 2 years ago
small aperture, fast shutterspeed and filters
dombower 2 years ago
@dombower
When you have the smallest aperture , you can get the flash to light a specific place in the picture (Like you did) ?
blackxthink 1 year ago
@blackxthink what?
dombower 1 year ago
@dombower
what was your setting on the camera ?
was it like very fast and low iso + a high f-stop?
so that make everything dark except the area that got flashed
blackxthink 1 year ago
@blackxthink bingo
dombower 1 year ago
What kind of tripod and head do you use?
rhowell5 2 years ago
one with 3 legs and a head that moves... cant really remember. think it is a manfrotto cost about 170 with the 3 way head.
never got a ball head, really dont like them
dombower 2 years ago
funny.. & cool
trancein305 2 years ago
You need to work on your start out of the blocks. Rubbish.
doymachine 2 years ago
I think you'll find that advertisement image has been taken in daylight, not in the dark, as you suggest and remember shutter speed controls the ambient portion of a flash-lit picture, not the aperture ;-)
selectiveinspiration 2 years ago
I doubt that.. its the aperture that controls the ambient light most of the time. The shutter speed freezes motion. I cant imagine a sharp picture of a man sprinting at slow shutterspeed!!
djaditya86 2 years ago
aperture and shutters speed effect image brightness the same. (one stop of shutter speed is the same as one stop of aperture) however if you are using normal flash your max shutterspeed is 1/250th you have to start making the aperture smaller as well.
dombower 2 years ago
Great videos, Dom. Very informative, well timed, and very cool and upbeat. Loved it. More power to you.
stal1ng 2 years ago 2
nice vid! i just bought a nikon d300 w/ 18-200mm nikkor lens, (thanks in part to you) and it stopped autofocussing. sometimes it works between 18mm-35mm range, but then it won't work greater than that, i.e. full zoom. have you heard of this issue w/that lens?
Oilbeefooked 2 years ago
no not heard of that before, i would send it back asap and get a new one. try and take a video of it not focusing and email the company you bought it from also
dombower 2 years ago
dom you are cool! :D
bigspagetti 2 years ago 2
I went to your website and I saw two of cool photos which the snowboard action. How do you do it? What programs are you using? Can you make the VDO how to do it if you can please?
Thanks a lot.
yot147 2 years ago
can you explain ....oh let me guess was it the one where it is the guy doing a jump and there is about 8 images of him in the same photo?
ill try make a video about that or that kind of photography but my videoing of my laptop is pretty poor quality. (anyone know how to record off the screen for free?)
dombower 2 years ago
There is this program that's called 'Fraps' i think, you can record several parts of your screen or full screen.
sanderj1989 2 years ago
What is your F-stop and iso any EV?
yot147 2 years ago
f number was high, iso was low, to make the image as free of ambient light as possible.
dombower 2 years ago
Liking your Spoof advertisement at the end.
Thanks for this tut; I like your videos.
Wearden101 2 years ago
thanks
dombower 2 years ago
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brettrex 2 years ago
This is very, very usefull! Thanks very much!
And hey, you're not in that bad shape :P
eatmypixels 2 years ago 5
why, thank you!
dombower 2 years ago