Today we’ll answer an open question from the last video show [tfttf248 Tequila, Baby!] - how to set up your camera’s exposure in order for your strobes without using a flash meter?
Make sure you participate in the “travel” assignment
- shoot a new picture (!)
- submit a travel-related picture to flickr
- add it to the “tfttf” group
- tag it with “tfatravel”
Show Links:
- Make sure to check out the last video episode
- “Travel” assignment pictures
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I like the new “jingle” better than the old one.
I like the new jingle too.
Hi Chris - concerning the 2008 US tour, I live in San Francisco and can be your representative here if you’re interested. It is a hugely photogenic city. Ping me and we can talk over skype if you’re interested.
Regards - Martin
Speaking of intro music, I woke up in the middle of the night last night to hear myself singing the “new” jingle. (*shudder*) It’s stuck in my head. Help!
Any chance on the Workshop coming to Houston, Texas? Or anywere in Texas for that matter, perhaps Dallas, or, if you really want to party, Austin.
Hi, Chris. For your San Francisco event I can probably set you up to use Adobe’s San Francisco office. We let outside groups hold events there all the time. We have a big hall that can fit about 500 people complete with a full A/V setup. I’m currently on a sabbatical until January 7 so I couldn’t coordinate anything until then. Let me know if this would work for you.
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Mike Downey, Adobe
mdowney@adobe.com