The folks at Sports Shooter have put up another cool video from their Sports Shooter Academy (2) this last April.
The subject is portrait lighting, and the presenters focus on the more powerful flash equipment. But the ideas are applicable for the most part.
A warning to you dial-up users out there: At 25 megs, it's a frog choker. But if you get a chance, give Portrait Lighting at the Sports Shooter Academy 2 a look.
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