10 Videos To Learn Strobist Photography

Here at the TheSpeedlights.com, we are great fans of strobist photography. Why? Because strobist photography gives you freedom to move your light any where you want it to. As always, we always keep up to date with this genre. The recent video tutorials on strobist photography we bumped into all condensed here into one article.


Gavin Hoey demonstrates off camera flash lighting.


Another video demonstration from Gavin Hoey, giving strobist techniques using a softbox


Strobist Equipment And Tips by Karl Taylor - Karl Taylor introduces strobist photography


The Basement Strobist Episode One: What Flash and where do I buy them?


The Basement Strobist: Episode 2 -


Budget Strobist Photography Equipment - Off Camera Flash Tutorial


Off Camera Flash on a Budget - Basics


Off Camera Flash


Zack Arias Flash Photography - 5 Min Portrait


How to Photograph in Early Morning Light

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Gavin Hoey on Adorama TV

It's nice to know that Gavin Hoey contributes to Adorama TV. Watch his video tutorial to know more about shooting off-camera flash.

DIY: Flash Lightbrush Snoot

Here at The Speedlights, we are always on the hunt for strobist techniques and we will share it to you. Today, we have spotted a very cool DIY Snoot! Look at the results, it's very good. Credits to Vicco Gallo

From the description of the photo, materials came from a ballpen and some gaffer tape.

The image above compares the result of the DIY lightbrush snoot setup and on the right is shot using ambient light. Impressive results!

11 Amazing Strobist Shots

Strobist Photography is considered one of the hottest trends in digital photography. One can do strobist with a single speedlight flash, light modifier and a wireless radio trigger. With strobist techniques, you are in control of the light to where to position and the flash power output. Mostly, these are used for portraits but however it doesn't end there, still life can also be a great subject for these type of technique. Today, we have gathered some amazing strobist shots we've seen while browsing for inspiration.


image: aye_shamus

image: Tyello


image: Astragony


image: Tyello


image: Erik J. Gustafson


image: JuanZappa


image: Astragony


image: BurgTender


image: Tyello


image: andi.vs.zf


image: Garrett Coyte | www.GarrettCoyte.com

Are you into strobist photography? You might wanna check out the new flash released by Nikon, the SB-910 Speedlight Flash.