flash photography
Here’s when, why and how to use flash for outdoor portraits in bright daylight
Have you been wondering why anybody would use flash outdoors during the daytime? After all, it’s daytime. It’s pretty bright already, isn’t it? So, you’re…
Does your flash distance really matter?
If you’re new to studio flash photography, you may be a little confused about how everything works. The types, sizes, and shapes of light modifiers,…
The Strobepro Power Scale: Comparing Godox strobes, speedlites, and LEDs
Why is it so difficult to compare one light to another? It would be bad enough to say that watts, LUX, watt-seconds, and guide numbers…
How to use scrims and strobes outdoors in bright sunlight for amazing portraits
So before my regulars start to suspect that I’ve been kidnapped and forced to write this against my will, yes this is indeed a lighting…
How to choose your ideal Godox strobe in 2021
If you’re just starting out with strobes, there’s more choice than ever to overwhelm you with! In this guide, we will help you systematically narrow…
How to create a dramatic ad-worthy beer pour shot with minimal gear
We’ve featured some of Workphlo‘s brilliant product photography tutorials before, and Dustin Dolby doesn’t disappoint in this latest one. In this video, Dustin shows us…
This photographer thinks Godox isn’t a brand for professional photographers
All the photographic groups and forums have been vaguely on fire in the last 24 hours due to an inflammatory video posted on YouTube…
Godox officially launches the V860III with modelling light, V1 battery, quick release foot and more
First leaked way back in January, Godox has now finally announced the long-awaited Godox V860III speedlight. As expected, the final specs match up almost exactly…
Godox scales things down with their new Godox MF12 wireless macro ring flash
The trend in camera flashes over the last few years has generally been to make them more powerful, yet more portable at the same time….
The real difference between flash and Natural Light
Many photographers often like to pick between flash or natural light. For some reason, they avoid mixing the two. It actually goes to the extent…



































