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Qflash TRIO Lesson 1 - QTTL Bounce Portrait Indoors

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Uploaded on Jul 29, 2009

QTTL Bounce Portrait indoors with Quantum Qflash TRIO presented by Professional Photographer Rick Ferro.
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    QuantumInstruments 3 years ago

    Under average indoor lighting conditions 1/60 sec. would be a good choice. If you want available light to play a bigger part in the end result you could use 1/30 or 1/15 sec.. Use a tripod at these shutter speeds.

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  • brentbizozwell

    brentbizozwell 3 years ago

    One of the most uncreative video tuts ever. Great if you want to take boring photos.

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  • Nasser Al-misned

    Nasser Al-misned 3 years ago

    Outstanding

    Did you set the light meter to1/60 before taking the reading ?

    I just got this light

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