Strobist DVD's?

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Hi all,

I am fairly new to photography.... well the DSLR side anyway.

My main interest in photography is people and I hope to eventually set myself up a little studio in a spare room and photograph friends and family etc.

I admit to knowing absolutely nothing about flash photography and was wondering if anyone could recommend any media to help me on my way.

Am just about to purchase a SB-600 speedlight and will learnt how to use it inside and out before purchasing anymore equipment.

I dont mind reading books but would prefer to watch tutorials and DVD's as I seem to pick up things quicker that way.

Can anyone recommend any DVD's or websites that can provide an amateur like myself with help in getting to a decent standard.

Cheers
 
Im a member of phototraining4u.com created by Mark Cleghorn.

He is a wedding and portrait photographer and has filmed himself at work.
So you get to see it as it happens.

Also other good stuff on equipment, flash etc..

Mark
:thumbs:

He also does freebie videos for lastolite, check out there site...
 
markw08 said:
Im a member of phototraining4u.com created by Mark Cleghorn.

He is a wedding and portrait photographer and has filmed himself at work.
So you get to see it as it happens.

Also other good stuff on equipment, flash etc..

Mark
:thumbs:

He also does freebie videos for lastolite, check out there site...
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:thumbs: Mark (the other one ;)) has some excellent demo videos on the Lastolite site - well worth a look
 
Many thanks guys, some stuff for me to go on there.

Is the strobist set the one I have found for just over £100?
 
Oh!! and try Nikons new DVD,

thisdvd is about their CLS system, it's filmed with Joe Mcnally and another bloke (who's name escape me!)

Even if you dont run a Nikon system it's well worth a watch
 
gazd01 said:
Oh!! and try Nikons new DVD,

thisdvd is about their CLS system, it's filmed with Joe Mcnally and another bloke (who's name escape me!)

Even if you dont run a Nikon system it's well worth a watch
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Thankyou, thats more like my budget, I have a Nikon too :thumbs:
 
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