The following is a guest post by Los Angeles based still & motion photographer, Alex Munoz. For more about Alex, follow him on Instagram @munozphoto I won’t be going into too much detail about why using flash duration to stop motion is impractical, and in most cases even impossible, as I have already done that in […]
World’s smallest Li-Ion battery powered metal body strobe for high-speed flash photography Los Angeles, California – July 4, 2016 – PRIOLITE is proud to announce PRIOLITE ULTRA, the world’s smallest 500Ws, Li-Ion battery powered, metal body, metal hardware, and metal mount mono-light for high speed flash photography. The new PRIOLITE MBX500HS ULTRA enables Nikon, […]
This guest post is courtesy of Alex Munoz Photography, @munozphoto Freezing Motion You’ve probably read it online somewhere or in marketing communications by the major three lighting manufacturers: the stopping ability of a strobe is determined by its t.1 flash duration. t.1 is defined as the strobes flash duration above 10% output, whereas t.5 means above 50%. But […]
After extensive testing, PRIOLITE NORTH AMERICA is proud to announce the immediate availability of HotSync support for SONY cameras with multifunction hotshoe. Use your electronic and mechanical first curtain shutter at up to 1/8000th of a second with ALL PRIOLITE HotSync monolights and pack/head combinations at any shutter speed and any power setting. Priolite HotSync for SONY is enabled […]