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Nikon Ambassador Kristian Bogner exclusively used the Nikon Keymission 360 camera to create this video.  The footage has been creatively edited to demonstrate that you can control the viewer experience in the edit process, from tilt, pan, and roll, to fisheye effect and much more. The Nikon Keymission 360 is part of a an new and exciting way to tell immersive stories while being a part of them.

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]One of my favourite tech advances in recent years is high speed flash sync for my DSLR.  I use it in freezing the action, like this martini glass water splash image where I am syncing to my Broncolor flash at 1/8000sec on my Nikon D5 or where I am using my Nikon SB-5000 or Broncolor Move 1200 to give me some directional light on an athlete or fashion shoot outdoors and overpower the sunlight by adjusting my sync speed.

Radio technology in the flashes and triggers now allow you to shoot wirelessly at long distances, sync at very high speeds and offer many additional creative features.  Most high speed triggers even allow you to control your external flash from the on-camera trigger so that you can work substantially faster in the field.

For me personally, here are a few of my favourite high speed sync products that I use every day:  Nikon’s new SB-5000 flash with WR-A10 remote and either the Nikon D5 camera or D500 camera.  With this setup I can control multiple SB-5000 flashes right from my in-camera menu and sync to my camera at up to 1/8000sec.  It works flawlessly and it has opened up a world of portable possibilities.

The other new product that I am blown away with is Broncolor’s new RFS 2.2 Transceiver.  I just had to pop this on any of my Nikon Camera’s hot shoes and turn it on and it syncs both my Broncolor Move and Scoro S all the way up to 1/8000sec as well.  I can also use both the Broncolor and Nikon high speed syncs simultaneously for lots of creative power.

I will be demonstrating both of these setups at my photographic rockstar courses coming up in Toronto and Canmore.

You can also read more about High Speed Sync in my Photo News Article for Spring 2017.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_single_image image="4722" img_size="full" alignment="center"][/vc_column][/vc_row]

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It was only a year ago that I had an amazing trip to Nepal. I saw extraordinary historic sites, breathtaking landscapes and met incredibly kind and wonderful people. Its heartbreaking to hear of the destruction and grief that has settled upon Nepal after two major earthquakes on April 25th and May 12th. Sadly thousands of lives have been lost with thousands more injured and Unesco World Heritages sites badly damaged. There is a great need for relief and humanitarian assistance in Nepal.

Perhaps you have donated to a charity of your choice already or have one picked out to donate to, if not and you would like to learn more about how you can contribute to the disaster relief;

please see the Canadian Red Cross website for more information. You can donate directly through their website or learn more about their relief efforts by following the link.

DONATE HERE

There are many great charities out there who are aiding Nepal through this arduous time, please send positive thoughts and if you like monetary donations to a country very much in need of support.

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