PocketWizard: Behind the Scenes with Jack Reznicki

Pro photographer Jack Reznicki takes us behind the scenes of a photo shoot using wireless remote camera triggering. Why? See for yourself.

Learn how he did it and more about he PocketWizard Plus II at:
http://www.pocketwizard.com/HTML/plus2_video.asp

Category:

Howto & Style

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• pocketwizard
• jackreznicki
• plus2
• plusii
• remote
• camera
• triggering
• wireless
• flash
• photography
• studio
• pro

[askegg]

@florinmldvn82ro Late to the party, but the Canon’s wireless system uses light pulses to communicate. This can be washed out with sunlight or items between the camera and flash can obscure the signals. At the end of the day, if it works for you then go for it!

[askegg]

@mysticalelement Since nobody answered - he says during the video that he has a spot on the floor and a narrow aperture. This gives him enough DoF not to worry about focus too much, and there is enough light to make this possible.

[florinmldvn82ro]

I have a question.

I got a Canon 7D which has built in wireless flash trigger. I've shot two weddings last year but I used the 580 on board, bouncing. Does the built in wireless work fine outdoors ? Why pro's use Pocket Wizards so much??

Do I need a Pocket Wizard system?

[musi1714]

you can and the youngnou are a great deal for the prise but no ettl with them......

[mixmaxdix]

Can do exaclly the same with a set of youngnou rf602...

[pipermatipuno]

Yeah, i like this video

[ColtJustice]

Use lots of light, small aperures, and manual focus.

[mysticalelement]

Great video and thanks for sharing...i'm just wondering how you keep the camera constantly in focus on the subject during the shoot? Thanks!

[Bl4ckVV0lF]

You must have a tremendous amount of patience lol .... Very nice work ...

[Shmithers]

YUMMY!