Slow sync flash photography

If you're looking for ways to spice up your portraits in the studio, you might want to try shooting in rear curtain sync flash mode.

Slow sync flash experiment - FMP

As photographers, we usually use two different techniques to capture our images: The first is freezing the moment and capturing the split second we are witnessing. The other option is using a long exposure, to show movement, changes, or show things we don't normally see with our eyes. But what if you combined these two concepts - freezing a moment while adding movement? Check

In flash photography, mixing the light trails from constant lighting with the freezing power of a strobe can create really cool effects in-camera.

Slow Shutter Speed

Fun and creative portraits at night using slow sync flash. The key elements of these kind of portraits are: light painting, brightness and lots of colours.

In this tutorial we show you how to combine a constant light source with an off-camera flashgun and waltz your way into slow sync flash photography.

Explore the Creative Possibilities with Slow Sync Flash