Great explanation. I know my Godox V860II can act as a trigger for my other flashes, but I’ve never used it. Your video opens up a lot of possibilities. For example, use the on-camera flash when wandering around taking pictures of guests at the reception. But then switching to off-camera flash when taking pictures of speakers giving toasts on the other side of the room. Would be cool if you showed some behind-the-scenes of your lighting setups in action. Like you could film BTS with an action cam and then record commentary afterwards. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
You are exactly right. And that’s a big part of what I do, is lighting certain spaces with off camera and when I wander out of that zone I rely on the on camera. I do have some content with bts and plan to do much more this year!!
Because when I use the speedlite on camera to fire the the AD200s the speedlite defaults to group A. I want to be able to keep the AD200s seperate from the speedlite, and I switch back and forth from speedlite/trigger on camera and keeping them off group A ensures I’m always ready to have the speedlite by itself on group A
We’ll done! Excellent channel. Subbed.
Very nicely done!
This is the best explanation I have seen so far, simple to follow, thanks. have a sub :)
Awesome! Thanks for the support, glad it was helpful!
Great explanation. I know my Godox V860II can act as a trigger for my other flashes, but I’ve never used it.
Your video opens up a lot of possibilities. For example, use the on-camera flash when wandering around taking pictures of guests at the reception. But then switching to off-camera flash when taking pictures of speakers giving toasts on the other side of the room.
Would be cool if you showed some behind-the-scenes of your lighting setups in action. Like you could film BTS with an action cam and then record commentary afterwards.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
You are exactly right. And that’s a big part of what I do, is lighting certain spaces with off camera and when I wander out of that zone I rely on the on camera.
I do have some content with bts and plan to do much more this year!!
I use two different bodies…one controlling two ad200s on two different groups and the other body with a V1 flash on camera.
What is the reason you avoiding using group A in both scenarios?
Because when I use the speedlite on camera to fire the the AD200s the speedlite defaults to group A. I want to be able to keep the AD200s seperate from the speedlite, and I switch back and forth from speedlite/trigger on camera and keeping them off group A ensures I’m always ready to have the speedlite by itself on group A