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How to Freeze Motion in Photography with Fast Flash Duration

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How to Freeze Motion in Photography with Fast Flash Duration

56,114 views October 25, 2014 6:22

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Urs Recher and Karl Taylor demonstrate how to get the best results in freezing motion. Learn step by step how to take advantage of the super fast flash duration of the Scoro Power Packs with 1/10'000s at t0.1, smashing two wine glasses capturing the breaking glass and flying liquid.

Watch the video to see that good results need patience, the right technique and a "few" glasses.

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broncolor published this 6:22 video tutorial on October 25, 2014. It has been watched 56,114 times on YouTube.

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