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Behind the scenes | Using HSS Mode On Location

Posted on 6 November 2020 | By Flash

Using HSS with an aperture of f/1.8 and a shutter speed of 8000sec, the photo gets an excellent depth of field, and the background becomes blurred; this gives a nice dreamy look and feel.

High-Speed Sync (HSS)

Photographer Ryan Sims takes the LINK 800WS flash unit outdoors to use High-Speed Sync (HSS) during a portrait session.

The portable Link800 offers wireless, battery-powered freedom and flexibility. The HUB remote controls HSS and TTL capabilities. Whether you're shooting videos or stills, you can do it all with the Link800.

Behind the scenes | Using HSS Mode On Location

Behind the scenes Link800 Flash unit and Octa softbox:

Get inspiration from other top photographers and learn about their setups and process. Take a look behind the scenes.

Ryan uses only one flash unit in combination with the Octa foldable softbox 35" inch. Using HSS with an aperture of f/1.8 and a shutter speed of 8000sec, the photo gets an excellent depth of field, and the background becomes blurred; this gives a nice dreamy look and feel.

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