The Phottix Geo One GPS is great, or so says an email update from the field. Australian photographer Peter Geran is on an extended trip in South-East Asia. He’s been using the Phottix Geo One to tag his images with longitude, latitude, altitude and time information.
Yesterday Phottix announced its new Strato 4 in 1 Wireless Trigger. Did you read the details? A 2.4 GHz flash and studio strobe with wired and wireless remote functions, with versions for Canon and Nikon cameras and flashes. Today we bring you a video, fresh from Phottix Studios.
So you bought a Phottix Geo One GPS Unit for your Nikon DSLR. You’re going to have fun geotagging your files. You’ll be the belle of the ball. But you need software, right? How do you plot longitude and latitude information on a map? Below is a list of links to assist with geotagging your…
You’re into the Strobist movement – you have flashes, triggers, and a box full of DIY light modifiers. Hard light, softlight? That all depends on your subject. Soft light is often used for portraits. It’s flattering and dreamy, and makes your subjects look their best.
Are you confused trying to connect your Phottix Hector LiveView Remote to your Canon 7D, 500D (T1i), or 550D (T2i)? Fear not, it’s easy. The newest Canon DSLRs do not have an AV port as is found on older Canon cameras (40D, 50D 5D Mark II). Instead, the USB port also functions as an AV…