Rotor Drone Cover with the DJI Inspire 1. Lit using PocketWizard Hypersync I was hired by Air Age Media to shoot the insanely hot and sought-after DJI Inspire 1 drone. Creative Director Betty Nero asked me to create something high-tech and eye-catching. Though that’s something I regularly do, until you get to a location and see all the various aspects, you never know what you’re going to get to work with. The shoot was scheduled for 8:30 AM, and I needed to shoot detail shots

Flash Sync at any speed on the world’s highest resolution DSLR I’m an incessant tester, I like to be prepared. To this end, I hadn’t updated my firmware in my PocketWizard Mini and Flex units, so they weren’t doing what I expected my first time trying Hypersync (see my original article HERE ) on the Nikon D800 didn’t work. I decided to try again, working with gymnast Anna Clols. Shooting on a trampoline and letting her hair flow, I shot this at 1/2500th of a second, using one

Using some new goodies from PocketWizard I’m playing around with and pushing limits on the new PocketWizard MiniTT1 and FlexTT5 units. Had a chance to work with a gymnast on a trampoline this week, this was shot at 1/3200th of a second at F/5 using Dynalite packs and heads. Rare partly cloudy skies over Los Angeles were underexposed to show all the texture and darken the blue sky. I lit the model, Leila, with two heads and the action, including her hair, froze nicely. It even