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in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Testing the New Godox V100 – A Mighty Little Flash! ⚡️
We put the V100 to the test, from sandy beaches to mountain peaks and even through the damp rainforest. Pushing its limits, we explored its strengths and weaknesses. Stay tuned – full review coming soon! 🚀📸
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Cheyenne received the giveaway prize and posted a great Shorts video on her channel. We're thrilled to support such a talented artist. Wishing her continued success!
There are few more people with answers we liked and every single one will get a surprise !
Again we appreciate your support !
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Congratulations to @cheymillz ,the winner of the 2 flash system! I want to thank everybody for participating and for your support. We also liked few more answers and as soon as we get some equipment matching your gear we will notify you and send you the stuff.
Somebody tried to run a scam and was pretending was me and commented to one of the particapants that he won and was asking for shipping money. That was sad human behavior and its why we said in the video the winner will be anounced on the comunity tab where only I have access. I will never ask for any money on all the giveaways will have and you should not send any money to people on internet . When shipping internationaly and there are any taxes to be paide we cover the cost so the recipient will get a true free gift to enjoy without spending any money.
We also want to extend the oportunity for free gifts to the people who are reading this post and if you comment on any other videos on the chanel please add your camera system at the end because if we like the answer and we get some gear matching your system will send it to you.
Thank you again!
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A little bit of trivia how the flash evolved , putting together a small article and wanted to share with you !
The Evolution of Flash Photography: From Agfa to Profoto and Godox
Flash photography has evolved significantly over the past century, with several key companies playing instrumental roles in its development. The contributions of Agfa, Graflex, Metz, Profoto, and Godox, has shaped the landscape of photographic lighting.
Agfa: Pioneering Mass-Produced Flash Photography
The journey begins with Agfa, a German company that was the first to mass-produce flashes for photography in the early 20th century. Agfa's introduction of flash powder and later flashbulbs made artificial lighting more accessible to photographers, popularizing the use of flash in both amateur and professional photography. This innovation laid the groundwork for more advanced lighting technologies that would follow.
Graflex: Innovating with Flash Systems
In parallel with Agfa's developments, Graflex, an American company, made significant strides by creating flash systems tailored specifically for photographers. The Graflex Speed Graphic camera, often used with flashbulbs, became a staple for photojournalists. This portable and reliable lighting solution revolutionized photography in low-light conditions, making it a critical tool for capturing high-quality images in the field.
Metz: The Birth of Off-Camera Flashes
Metz, another German innovator, entered the scene in the 1950s with the development of off-camera flashes, also known as "stroboscopic" flashes. These flashes allowed photographers to position their light source independently from the camera, offering greater creative control and versatility in lighting setups. Despite their early success, Metz faced financial difficulties and exited the flash business around 2021. However, their impact on photographic lighting endures.
Profoto: Leading the Charge in High-Quality Lighting
Profoto, a Swedish company founded in 1968, quickly became synonymous with high-quality studio lighting. The company's founders, Conny Dufgran and Eckhard Heine, focused on creating reliable and powerful lighting solutions that met the needs of professional photographers. Profoto's commitment to innovation and understanding photographers' needs has kept them at the forefront of the industry, with products that continue to set the standard for studio lighting.
Godox: Affordable Innovation in Flash Photography
In more recent years, Godox, a Chinese company, has emerged as a major player in the flash photography market. Founded in the early 1990s, Godox initially focused on producing budget-friendly photographic accessories. However, by the 2000s, the company began to gain recognition for its affordable yet high-performing flashes.
Godox's breakthrough came with the introduction of the Godox V860 series, which featured a built-in lithium-ion battery—an innovation that provided more power and faster recycling times compared to traditional AA-powered flashes. This made Godox flashes highly popular among both amateur and professional photographers.
Godox continued to expand its lineup with versatile products like the AD series of portable strobes, which offered powerful off-camera lighting solutions at a fraction of the cost of competitors like Profoto. The combination of affordability, reliability, and innovation has made Godox a preferred choice for photographers looking for professional-quality lighting on a budget.
Conclusion
The evolution of flash photography has been shaped by the pioneering efforts of companies like Agfa, Graflex, Metz, Profoto, and Godox. From Agfa's early mass production of flashbulbs to Godox's affordable, innovative solutions, each company has played a crucial role in advancing the technology and accessibility of photographic lighting. As photographers continue to push the boundaries of creativity, the legacy of these innovators remains deeply embedded in the tools they use today.
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Happy Father's Day !
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What you guys like to see more on my channel?
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What option you guys like more ? option 1 or 2?
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What you think about using an affordable flash for your session? I think you can get decent images with any equipment but you need to plan it a little bit better. The pics are from my last video with Yongnuo Flash off camera .
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I enjoy bird photography. Testing the autofocus on Fuji H2 and I am really impressed!
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From one Architectural shoot I did few days ago.
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This channel is where I share my photography tips and techniques along with reviews of gear and software I use and some what I like to try out.
Follow along as I get to photograph not only incredible locations, interesting pictures and lots more on this incredible journey called photography .