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Break the Bank - BYU Photo

Enjoy this behind the scenes look at BYU Photo during a photo shoot that breaks the bank. Using the new Pocket Wizard MiniTT1 and FlexTT5, BYU Photo was able to freeze the action of the piggy banks...  
 
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denoise (2 months ago) Show Hide
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interesting. How did you synchronized the hammer hit or the pig taking contact with the floor ?.. Did you fired the camera manually ?

Thanks
HelleRita (3 months ago) Show Hide
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Would like to know the settings on the camera.... too
- thanks
jeoxenx (3 months ago) Show Hide
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What I really don't understand is, why you used an 1/8000s exposure.
The standard procedure among photogs seems to be to just darken the room so that the ambient doesn't expose the picture at 1/250s and then use the flashes dialed down to about a 1/32 power - this normally gives you light for about 1/10000 second - without the trouble of syncing to such high speeds.

There are of course sometimes reasons to do otherwise.
Were there such reasons? If yes, which?
...just beeing curious. Thanks.

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