Category Archives: hypersync

Dave Lehl: Combining HyperSync with Light Trails

Posted on February 27, 2013 by M. Gertz for PocketWizard Blog

Photographer Dave Lehl wanted to take action photography somewhere new; somewhere he hadn’t seen it go before. After a whole lot of experimentation, Dave came up with the winning combination of a long exposure to create light trails and a HyperSynced flash shot to freeze the action. He used an Elinchrome Ranger and a Lumedyne [...]

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Chris Garrison’s “Hand”

Posted on January 31, 2013 by M. Gertz for PocketWizard Blog

Where were you on 29 November 2012? If you weren’t here with us watching Chris Garrison’s HyperSync® and extreme sports themed Webinar, then you’re in luck because it’s been archived right here for your viewing pleasure. To get the show-stopping photo above, Chris employed the help of a boat full of studio strobes, a spare [...]

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VIDEO: Manchul Kim’s HyperSynced Skateboarding

Posted on January 30, 2013 by M. Gertz for PocketWizard Blog

There really isn’t anything acclaimed Korean photographer Manchul Kim can’t shoot. Take a look at his portfolio and you’ll see everything from conceptual still life shots to rock band album covers. In this shoot, Manchul takes on skateboarding for DC shoes and Lee Sanglee. Manchul Kim has known Lee Sanglee, a Korea DC Shoes team rider, for [...]

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Paul D’Andrea’s HyperSync Portrait

Posted on January 24, 2013 by M. Gertz for PocketWizard Blog

Paul D’Andrea is an Indianapolis-based photographer whose work runs the gamut from portraits and events to fine art. He even helps run one of the few photography galleries in the city, M10 Studio and Gallery. Here, he gives us the details behind an outdoor portrait he made with a little help from HyperSync®. When making [...]

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Ryan DeCesari’s HyperSync Success

Posted on January 4, 2013 by M. Gertz for PocketWizard Blog

Ryan DeCesari (a.k.a. Denver Photo Guy) was looking to gear up for the coming ski season and get some high speed sync happening. Looking back on his blog, you can watch his experiments evolve as his research leads him to what he needs to get the results he wants. In his most recent two posts, [...]

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Behind the Scenes with Tristan Shu

Posted on September 10, 2012 by Ron Egatz for PocketWizard Blog

When photographer Tristan Shu got a chance to work with some of France’s best freestyle skiers, he knew he had to produce something spectacular. Not one to shy away from a challenge, Tristan created a meticulously timed image showcasing the skiers’ precision and skill. How did he do it? Read the account and see the [...] Continue reading →

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Klaus Dyba on Photographing Dogs

Posted on August 21, 2012 by Ron Egatz for PocketWizard Blog

BMX photographer Klaus Dyba comes to us from Cologne, Germany, where he recently tried his hand at canine photography – with spectacular results! Here, he gives his account of his Weimaraner shoot and some tips for photographing man’s best friend. I come from a background in action photography, especially BMX riding, so when my brother-in-law showed up for [...] Continue reading →

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ProPhoto Coalition Shares High Flying HyperSync Results

Posted on August 1, 2012 by Ron Egatz for PocketWizard

When photographer Tony Donaldson set out to test PocketWizard’s HyperSync technology on the PocketWizard MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 with his Nikon D800, he focused on the two things most important to him: “freezing action and being able to create good light even in crappy, midday sunlight.” For that, he enlisted the help of gymnast Anna Clols and a trampoline. He [...] Continue reading →

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HyperSync on the Beach

Posted on July 6, 2012 by Ron Egatz for PocketWizard

If you haven’t explored the wonders of HyperSync™, here’s a great blog post with some numbers a photographer was able to get. Impressed by previously mentioned photographers’ results (see below) with PocketWizard’s HyperSync technology, Laurence J. took to the beach with his Canon EOS 7D to see what he could get. After calibrating, he was able to [...] Continue reading →

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Environmental Portraits of the Multi-talented Richard Pardon

Posted on March 27, 2012 by Ron Egatz for PocketWizard

At about the age of eleven, Richard Pardon was given a film camera by his grandfather in Dorset, U.K., who also taught him to develop his own film. Turning professional about a year ago, Pardon has realized a lifelong dream. “For me, it’s more than a job or a career. It’s like a lifestyle or [...] Continue reading →

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