hmm. i am new here. i have a question, does the nissin di622(canon) have high speed sync abilities? if so, how to set?

This post has been edited by weijunmark: Dec 6 2010, 12:35 PM

i dont think so.... but i think di822 can ....

coz my friend got a nikon version of the nissin di622, but his can set high speed sync on his d90

dont think nikon version has it too
what shutter speed is he using?
sure it's 622 and not 866?

cheapest that have pc-sync i think is the manual YN560 which is around RM380++


from this page: http://www.nissindigital.com/en/Di622.html
i didnt see anything about support FP (high speed sync) for the Di622..

some how he say can. coz he can set a high shutter speed with the speedlite attached. and i confirm he is using di622. lols

IIRC d90 support up to 1/250s when flash attached..
if ur fren can go further than that, means YES FP is supported in his speedlight

D90 up to 1/200s.

Any nice shops to buy studio lighting stuffs? Thinking to DIY own budget studio

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1666677

Sell Di622 Canon, 99.9% condition...

try DigiColor at Mutiara Complex, Jalan Ipoh.

i`m produced really bad pic when using flash,,
any web to teach me how to use flash efficiently?

Wouldn't it be better that you explain how your pictures turned out to be?Better still, post some pictar

Anyway, you might find this useful.. errr... if you're using Canon

http://photonotes.org/articles/eos-flash/
http://photonotes.org/articles/eos-flash/index2.html
http://photonotes.org/articles/eos-flash/index3.html

easiest thing to do is learn to diffuse the light.
easiest way is by bouncing off the ceiling

next step...drag the shutter or up the ISO

Hi guys, if i'm going to use a mounting white board as a bounce card for my flash unit, will it work ?

yes

what is a good and cheap for wireless flash transmitter guys ?
coz my eos body doesn't support wireless flash so asking how much is those things
never had any idea in minds\

This is a great thread!!!

Anyone using YongNuo 560 flash? Please give its pro and cons. Need to buy some units for strobing.

Im using this set up, it work great and it doesnt need battery, it have full ttl support and you can set up for as long as you want
its quite cheap, less than 90 for total setup

otherwise buy flash with optical trigger and trigger it using built in flash

otherwise, surf around garage sales, cohab is selling wireless trigger and all my experience dealing with her have been positive

I have yn560 and hate it for being too big to fit my snoot and too powerful for my figurine.
but if you are shooting human then it work just fine and good

Followed my cousins to the pool last weekend and managed to get a few shots.
I could barely keep up with them.
Half of the energy was spent keeping the camera dry.

Some of the more successful cross lighted pics. All pics were lit with one ungelled strobe.