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S1 and S2 optical slave modes are available (but I don’t really see anyone using this flash as one) Kính lọc Marumi Kính lọc Marumi bảo vệ Kính lọc Marumi CPL Kính lọc Marumi ND Kính lọc Marumi hiệu ứng khác Kính lọc Marumi Magnetic Slim I also thought I’d try a couple of “shutter drag” portraits, just for fun. Shutter drag, for the uninitiated, is a technique where you combine flash, slow shutter speed, and (typically) motion. The flash freezes the subject, while the slow ambient exposure creates blur or light-trails. For these two photos, I tweaked the settings to give myself a shutter speed of 1/4 sec, and then deliberately shook the camera during the exposure. ISO 100, f/13, 1/4 sec. Flash power: 1/4. ISO 100, f/13, 1/4 sec. Flash power: 1/4. Other features Being simple is the core concept of Lux Junior. Grab it, select a mode, and start to create. Compatible to all camera types and embrace diversified aesthetics, it lets your creatives flow with no obstacle. However, time changes and tech upgrades, Lux Junior will bring you the pure happiness and beauty of the ‘80s.
Lux Junior - Retro Camera Flash - Godox - studio photography
Placed in Manual, it turns on, and in seconds, a small light changes from red to green, indicating that it is ready to use. We control its intensity through a dial, along 7 steps between 1/1 (full power) and 1/64 (minimum). I would turn the power switch to ON only after opening the flash to avoid accidentally triggering it while it’s closed. It’s not the most powerful of flashes, but I wouldn’t want to expose the interior to any heat the flash might generate if triggered.The Lux Junior lit up this scene at 1/4 power, complimenting the ambient lights perfectly. Fujifilm X-T4 / Godox Lux Junior manual mode 1/4 power The Auto mode is not what the name might suggest because it is not a TTL flash. It is necessary to follow the indications according to the table in the instruction manual, as seen below. From the first emulsions on glass plates to the widespread use of film, the sensitivity of the support was extremely low, which required the use of a strong, instantaneous light source, which made it possible to capture the photograph in a fraction of a second. Surely everyone remembers having seen films in which the photographer holds a small tray with flash powder, which, when ignited, causes an intense explosion of light. Benro Benro Traveler Benro Ranger Benro Gamma Benro Beyond Balo máy ảnh Benro Túi máy ảnh Benro Vali máy ảnh Benro Vali du lịch Benro Túi chân máy Benro Dây đeo máy ảnh Benro
Godox Lux Senior Flash – Street Portraits and First - 35mmc Godox Lux Senior Flash – Street Portraits and First - 35mmc
The operation is straightforward and effortless, as intended. The power switch toggles between Off, Manual and Auto. With the transition to digital and its progressive evolution, cameras began to have incredible results at ISOs of 800, 1600, and even higher, making flashes obsolete. Moreover, in an attempt to depart ourselves from a not-too-distant past when the use of flash was more of a necessity than an option, most of us avoided using it. The hundreds of articles and YouTube videos in which the “experts” tell you to never use on-camera flash, are the result of this evolution in aesthetics, trying to escape from a recent past when 400/800 was considered high ISO, almost as if it embarrassed us. Hi SROYON, in your test I couldn't understand some things. I was able to understand the test for whites, but…
Over the last few years, Godox has gained recognition – especially among professionals, by launching a set of quality models, rich in features and priced quite below their most direct competition. Just think of the AD600 Pro and AD 1200 Pro strobes for studio or location use. And, of course, the Godox AD200, extremely popular with wedding and portrait photographers. Leofoto Leofoto Urban Leofoto Ranger Leofoto Mr.Q / Mr.O / Mr.Y Leofoto Poseidon Leofoto Athena Leofoto Summit Leofoto Video Leofoto Monopod Phụ kiện The user guide lists some default values for ISO, aperture, and distance, though I just winged it. Auto mode is not terribly sophisticated, but at the same time, it worked fairly well in my test shots. Using the Lux Junior on film cameras After some testing using Auto mode, I chose to use Manual mode because it allows me to make incremental adjustments and play with exposure. As I mentioned before, after a while, it becomes very intuitive to choose the power level, which is adjusted so easily just by turning a dial. Using it indoors was just as I remembered it as a child, at birthday parties and family gatherings. Lighting conditions are no longer a concern, and despite its relatively low power, it was always more than enough for everyday use, regardless of the size of the room I was in and the distance to the subject.
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